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There was a B-36 which had a nuclear reactor aboard, but it was only for airborne tests. it did not actually power the aircraft. The cockpit was heavily modified and shielded, it's said it was about as quiet as a glider. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convair_NB-36H

Love the stuff. If nothing else is available, I'll eat it on top of some cheddar on a cracker. I'm still trying to figure out why a Chinese restaurant would be serving guacamole OR wasabi!

Next aisle over. OP needs to be sure to carry his sidearm... and a spare pair of skivvies.

I'm going to disagree on the .45 being too much. It's a big bore, yes, but relatively low muzzle velocity. And on the heavier side as well. I know quite a few young ladies that have taken to it quite readily (and at least one who now EDC's one). Load one round and let her try. I think she'll...

Yes, I have. And my best friend is a transportation engineer who DOES design them.

It's not in the interest of the folks who rebuild the roads to build them well enough that they don't need to be rebuilt constantly. Job security.

But not used in that role, as it was believed that carrier landings flexed the frame enough that the ordnance might not eject successfully. So thus became the RA5

Gotta agree with that.

As long as it doesn't have, "Smile, wait for flash" engraved on the muzzle and "Kill 'em all, let God sort them out" grips, I think you're fine.

om the advice of counsel, I decline to answer,

Yeah, but over there they just call it "food"

I watched a guy using 357SIG at an IDPA match where the range was about half the normal lighting. The muzzle flash damn near blinded him.

You should. You could end up suspended in your home state.

This nickel 19-3 was $400 even.

General Class here.