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$3.49 / gallon. I get about 18 miles to the gallon, if I don't romp on it! :-)

I agree. This guy took me to Pike's peak!Why did you sell your rubicon??

My restored 1988 Jeep Cherokee ]ImageShack® - Online Photo and Video Hosting This was done in 2005!! My daily driver.

OMG! I remember that. Which is what got me to building my own PCs!! Done it ever since.

That was Ireland, my man! Dublin...

Dang!! I even had a deal with my friend for his entire Snap-on toolbox if he got "raptured"...he did not and I had to buy the beer....:angry:

This reminds me of one of my friends. We were at our friend Mike's house. Mike had a blue heeler named Striper. Striper decided our friend Chuck had ticked him off, and decided to nip at his ankle while we were partying and fixing BBQ. As drunk as Chuck was, he bit the dog back!! Striper...

Yes. This shade of Green is so BLINDING!!!

UN sanctions?

Great!And I live one mile from the Cowboys Stadium. The railroad tracks run right behind our neighborhood. I just found out Warren Buffet (3rd richest man in the world) is going to park his private train there, complete with a steam engine ( No emissions ticket for him I bet).:rolleyes: No...

Here you go guys..not a new concept at all!! Dark Roasted Blend: Jet Engines on Trucks (For Fun and Profit)

No it won't tip over. Whenever I've seen them the engines are not running full thrust. Not needed. The heat also melts the ice and dries the ground up. Fuel is carried on the truck.

I have no idea how the Brits handle their snow..:D

It's not exactly a new concept. Racetracks for years have been doing that here in the US. Especially when it has just rained. Dries up the track perfectly. Also used after "caution" flag goes up, to blow debris off the track. And yes, snowblowers do too...

For years Fort Worth was home to this baby. I will miss him :-( World War II bomber leaves Fort Worth | Fort Worth | News from Fort Worth, Dallas, Arlin...

B-36 being restored in Ft.Worth? you mean at the hanger near Alliance? I have visited "Chuckie" the B-17. I did not think they had enough room..I should check it out!! Also the turbojets on the B-36, aren't they the same they used on early B-52, and on the B-57? or do I have the models mixed up?

Two interesting points. I did not know John McCain served on CV-4. Secondly, when we launched CV-4, Japan already have a huge carrier fleet!!

For those of you who are lightning fans the story of the glacier girl is truly inspiring. Here is the link: Glacier Girl - The Lost Squadron (Recovery of a P-38 from beneath a Greenland ice cap) and it's finally back home, after all these years!!

John's brisket ( July 4th, memorial day, labor day, birthdays...) 1. Procure large chunk of cow - about 15 -20 lbs. 2. Mercilessly pound and stab said cow with a large fork or "tenderizer thingy" mother-in-law gave you. 3. Add Daddy Hinckley's seasoning and rub liberally. Add secret spices...

I love the B-36!! Big, bad and beautiful. I actually have a scale model kit of it with a 2ft.wing span that I will be putting together this year ( New Year resolution to bring back my hobby) now that I have a brand new airbrush. Stay tuned. I may have to post those on WAB ( where my other...