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PatriotX, please explain to bigride. He doesn't "do math."[emoji3]
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Believe me. I can definitely count money. That math is very motivating.PatriotX, please explain to bigride. He doesn't "do math."[emoji3]
Santa brought me a tiny micro-drone, and I was enjoying learning how to fly her today. While I expected the cats to be interested in the noisy little hummingbird-like device, I didn't expect the blind rage that erupted from Belle, our 14lb disabled Chihuahua/Beagle mix.
Whenever the wee quadcopter took off, the dog would freak out, barking and spraying saliva while doing her best Cujo impression. She instantly abhorred the toy with every fiber of her being, and wanted it dead RIGHT NOW !!!
I laughed at the expression of pure hate emanating from our tiny sweet pup, not paying attention to the sneaky bugger of a cat - Max Von Sydow - who had climbed the back of the overstuffed chair. During one maneuver, the drone dropped to about six feet of altitude, and a white ball of fur came flying past my shoulder to bat the toy right out of the air.
Unbalanced by the sneak attack, the device took a full-speed header into the picture window, disabling it further. The tiny terror at my feet dragged herself over to the wounded toy, and proceeded to dispatch it with a flurry of bites. Dead.
One motor now makes noise only, one is quiet, and the other two sound sick and turn the props unevenly; this thing is properly destroyed.
Great job on the inter-species teamwork, guys ! Do they look pleased at their handiwork?
For scale, with fat Zen in the background.
Whenever the wee quadcopter took off, the dog would freak out, barking and spraying saliva while doing her best Cujo impression. She instantly abhorred the toy with every fiber of her being, and wanted it dead RIGHT NOW !!!
I laughed at the expression of pure hate emanating from our tiny sweet pup, not paying attention to the sneaky bugger of a cat - Max Von Sydow - who had climbed the back of the overstuffed chair. During one maneuver, the drone dropped to about six feet of altitude, and a white ball of fur came flying past my shoulder to bat the toy right out of the air.
Unbalanced by the sneak attack, the device took a full-speed header into the picture window, disabling it further. The tiny terror at my feet dragged herself over to the wounded toy, and proceeded to dispatch it with a flurry of bites. Dead.
One motor now makes noise only, one is quiet, and the other two sound sick and turn the props unevenly; this thing is properly destroyed.
Great job on the inter-species teamwork, guys ! Do they look pleased at their handiwork?
For scale, with fat Zen in the background.
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bigride, here's a counting project for you.
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dave holl
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You guys are killing me with those Healey pictures. Back in 1970 I bought an abused '65 3000 MkIII, Colorado red for $550. Paid to have the engine rebuilt, painted. Beautiful, beautiful car. Then I got divorced, had to sell for $2700. Lost bunches of money on both of those endeavors.
Dave
SUNSHINE!!! Honest to goodness...sunshine. Not for long, but it sure was better than rain.
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Dave, sorry to hear about your MK lll.
This is a picture of the only one I've ever owned.
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My idea of a nice weekend getaway car (weather permitting)
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I like this too. I've always been an Anglophile.
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My favorite shade of green in a car
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I don't think these are opened for trash removal?
If it's not tied up dockside this usually means that the
SGHTF very soon somewhere.
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