Absolutely. Certainly no use of hand tools, with bits mounted on a turret and tracked using handwheels. I suppose you *could* go MacGyver, but you’d better have signed up for Obamacare first...

Most of my lathe work has been on aluminium, I would really love to turn some wood.

Every picture of him is him at his worst.

In a city where is never rains (so cars don’t really get dirty), in a state that is under an exceptional drought warning, I’m ok with half the carwashes going under.

Because it irked me that some one-time lawnmower racer thinks that an entire global sport should change its spectator policy just because “we do it differently here”. Typical Yankee arrogance.

I’m saying people can determine for themselves if they are going to stand somewhere dangerous, on if they choose to risk their lives for the love of the sport, why not let them since the can’t use it (an accident) as a retroactive excuse for a lawsuit.

Haha, you didn’t read my comment, I never mentioned him or lawnmower racing... now run along now, little trollie.

That’s because Europeans, unlike their Yankee brethren, are actually aware that they are voluntarily putting themselves at risk, not for the chance of a really great personal injury suit, but for the love of the sport.

All four wheels seem to be somewhat connected to the car... why on earth didn’t they finish? ;)

My god, you mean the secret is now out that nations spy on other nations? Shocking! Well, it’s shocking news to the delusional ignoramuses.

The trackers don’t communicate with satellites. The satellites do communicate with the trackers though.

You’ve never fired a rifle before, let alone a .50, have you?

I posted a tip in the SecureDrop, but never got a reply. Perhaps if I also include the shaft I will get a reply.

No, sonny, you’re the idiot.

I think it’s pretty obvious from the position of the nose bridge on the headset that it will NOT work with rX glasses.

Sarah, what percentage of the surface of the ocean do you think is brightly illuminated?

Huh? You don’t raise an army to answer questions... you give them commands and they follow them, not the other way around.

Who was it that they beat to death?

So when they get shot at, they’re just supposed to run around hoping the assailant keeps hitting their body armor until he tuns out of ammo?