Didn't even consider it, but seems possible. If so that's hilarious.

And that scout's name? You guessed it: Don Lemon.

YEAH! for extra light when you actually need and use extra light often enough that its a necessity.

My dad was set to play a role in the introduction of the KC-46 to Altus AFB. He was super excited about it because the program will bring a lot of money and jobs to Altus for a long time. There's been a sign on the outskirts of town for a while now welcoming the "next generation," the KC-46. Altus already has the C17…

I remember reading about this.

"The cause of that crash was determined to be a nest of mice that had been sucked into the carburetor when Hall engaged an anti-icing system."

I mean, maybe it's just that I am extremely careful, but I can't really see myself doing that without being totally, totally aware.

Wow, fuck the Rams tribute to Michael Brown and Ferguson, that's a powerful tribute to do the hands-up gesture in-game.

Both of the ball carrier's knees are down short of the goal line.

I know that facts matter little where irrational fear is concerned but if the pilot really said it was "one of the 12 spinner bolts" then what he's referring to are the bolts that hold the shiny, pointy metal part onto the front of the propeller. The bolts do not hold the propeller on, nor do they hold the engine on.…

those are con trails... conning you into thinking they aren't chem trails!

You are telling your story backwards.

Jeter: "There's going to be a full moon tonight."

No other team from the four major North American sports can claim it

A small, single-engine aircraft can often be obtained fairly cheap. The cost of owning a plane is almost never cheap. The insurance, hangar rent, annual inspection and cost of avgas add up very quickly throughout the year.

On a glorious night for the Royals, The Star dumps on Ned Yost