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    information on Gene Tunney,,,

    About 18 million today, if it was in late 1920's! 73, Rick
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    And Chuck Mangione

    Yes, 2132!! 73, Rick
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    Humor 7/11/25

    Pete's #2 and #4 73, Rick
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    SHARPEN RAZOR BLADES YOU SAY! AM I NUTZZZ??

    Paul Sellers is a life long English furniture maker, much of it done using hand tools. Here is his sharpening advice: https://commonwoodworking.com/buying-diamond-stones/ I follow the 1200 diamond plate with a fine ceramic stone and strop using aluminum oxide paste on a balsa block to finish...
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    Wish me luck☘️ PASSED!

    Good Luck OM I got my Novice license in 1958, it was issued for one year only, and no renewal at that time. I built my first station from Heath kits; an AR3 and a DX20. I got my Advanced in 1970 and my Extra in 1978. That took receiving code at 20 WPM at that time. We all wanted to get our...
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    Humor 5/15/25

    In Petes #4, the Black & Pecker drill is cordless. Maybe because electricity was still 200,000 years in the future. Glad Special K is feeling better! 73, Rick
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    Humor 5/3/25

    Petes therapy dog is right on! 73, Rick
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    BREAKING: Smith & Wesson Files for Bankruptcy, Citing "Too Many Westerns"

    They could make a hybrid model: electric motor and oars! Or, maybe a hand cranked generator to recharge the batteries. 73, Rick
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    3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197 take cover tomorrow

    That would be irrational, captain! 73, Rick
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    X marks the spot: Tesla driver leaks his location after alleged hit and run

    EV's need a differential, the same as ICEV's. It's also a reduction gear. 73, Rick
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    John Taffin

    I had heard that he was in a bad way, but I was hoping that he could live long enough to use his PPP serial number JT-0001! A fine tribute by Lipsey and Ruger to a great man. 73, Rick
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    John Taffin

    I just read on another gun forum that famed gun Writer John Taffin is near death, a day or two. Probably one of the last of his kind. "It Is with a sad heart that i forward a message from Miss Dot via Jason Cloesner. I heard from Mrs. Dot that the doctors have given John a day or two left to...
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    60 degrees, Spring is in the air!

    We hit 60 F for the second day in western Washington, so I am calling it for the ground hog! 73, Rick
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    Daylight Saving Time

    Actually, I am seeing more whining about the whiners whining than whiners whining about the time change! And, the notion of changing the clocks to save daylight is purely physiological. I don't want to get up at 5 AM, so I set my clock ahead one hour and get up at 6 AM. Makes more sense to me...
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    Skirt Steak

    I think that it is first cousins to flank steak. 73, Rick
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    South Carolina to use execution by Firing Squad

    In Washington State, in 1983, Mitchell Rupe was convicted of murdering two bank tellers in a 1981 $4000 bank robbery. At over 400 pounds, he was judged too heavy to hang. He was off the charts of the US Army execution manual, which the State used as a guide. The judges were convinced that he...
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    Pot shopping in Redmond, WA.

    This is how some folks in Redmond, WA "shop" for pot. Surveillance video captures three vehicles in Redmond dispensary burglary attempt – KIRO 7 News Seattle Looks like they came up dry. 73, Rick
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    USPS Defying ALL Reason & Logic

    Be glad they don't charge by the mile, or for storage! 73, Rick
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    OK guys..Seriously need some help here..

    "Loctite is not an instant drying thing, like Super Glue is." Loctite is a brand name. Pretty sure he is talking about super glue and not thread locker. 73, Rick
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    User Names?

    For as long as I can remember, I have enjoyed messing about in small boats. My username comes From Kenneth Grahame's 1908 book "The Wind in the Willows" where the character Rat says "there is nothing – absolutely nothing – half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats." My wife of...
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