“Now let’s get this thing on the hump! We got some flyin’ to do!”

(yes, I know they are attached with Velcro)

Hopefully removable in case of overseas deployments?

I only just recently discovered Übersicht and am impressed with the potential, but can’t find many (any) resources for learning how to create widgets.

Well, if you can find it to put a shirt over it, it’s not “hidden” now, is it?

GANGNAM STYLE!

“Stay on the bomb run, boys. I’m gonna get them doors open if it harelips everybody on Bear Creek.”

The BMW ProWinter gloves are the best I’ve found for cold/wet riding. I’ve ridden all day in torrential rain/snow/sleet mix and didnt’ get wet.

The pride of Renton, Washington!

It was nice of him to try to be inclusive, but the Chinook and Spitfire just didn’t work in the setting.

So... basically, “suck it up, deal with it and quit whining”.

That’s a MAN, baby!

The best way I’ve found? Pick up the janitor’s keyring that fell on the floor, liberate the elevator override key before returning it (in an envelope with no return info via interoffice mail).

I was an avid (to use the term lightly) player of “Harpoon” back in the day. Reading through the graphic brought back all sorts of fun memories of playing the NATO side of the game; the frustration when your carefully-laid wolfpack of 688s were suddenly bracketed with some Udaloys and a couple of Krivaks, or the joy…

It may well have been the Pakistanis.

I don’t have the source to cite as it was a book I read about the Hercules’ history, probably 10-15 years ago, but it stuck in my memory as a really unique use and thinking outside of the box.

Add to the list of the C-130’s roles; a mobile hyperbaric chamber. It was used by the Indian army during one of their long-running conflicts with Pakistan.

I will follow any recipe that uses “tessellate” as part of the instructions.

Hmmm... decisions, decisions. What shall we drop today?