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Burnham, I recall the instant acceleration as much as the sound of the three side-draft SU carbs on my ‘62 XKE when they were well-synced. Likely nowhere near the power of a turbocharged XKR, but still was the best thrill as a 17 year old.

Buddy helping me assemble cabinets yesterday was perturbed I kept using metric. He was a staff carpenter at the local university for 37 years. I just find it easier in tight tolerances.

If it doesn’t run for you click on the “28 Comments “ and it should open in its native site.

Still researching what kind of refrigerator to buy. Came across this comment in a discussion about appliances: "Researching appliances, reviews would lead you to believe that every single model on the market is personally responsible for a divorce, death, or other tragic event."

Well, joking aside about homeowners buying the gear to look pro I’d agree with you Sean. It likely is a dead, dry tree that was decomposed enough such that the wedges are just compressing wood and not lifting the tree. A tree that decrepit he would not have attempted climbing to set a line...

Just because one owns the gear does not mean they are ‘professional’. Those look like stretch Levis in fact, not 501s... 🤣🤣🤣

That social distancing page came from xkcd.com it’s a web comic written by Randall Munroe. His father Michael and I have been friends since I was 8 yrs old, back in Boy Scouts.

You'll find in this crass, somewhat rude new approach to politics over the past ten or so years that many will not refer to President Bush or President Obama in the proper dignified manner that has been a hallmark of respect afforded current and former presidents through the years. I...

Tom Way, lives in the same town as I do, and teaches Computer architecture at Villanova University. He started that site as a gag years ago... still gets a zillion hits.