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nolan ryan was cooljuiceddreadlocks said:
he brought the heat for about 25 years
I think he 45 when he retired
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enough of this shit
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samoth your manowar buds look kinda gay
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Slay a few animals, at the crossroads, too late
All in the yard, but its gettin harder, by the crossroads
You gotta meet me, oh, were goin, were goin great
At the edge of town, tropic corridor, tropic treasure
Havin a good time, got to come along, what got us this far
To this mild equator? , outskirts of the city, you and i
We need someone new, somethin new, somethin else to get us through
Better bring your gun, better bring your gun
Tropic corridor, tropic treasure, were gonna ride and have some fun
When all else fails, we can whip the horses eyes
And make them sleep, and cry
All in the yard, but its gettin harder, by the crossroads
You gotta meet me, oh, were goin, were goin great
At the edge of town, tropic corridor, tropic treasure
Havin a good time, got to come along, what got us this far
To this mild equator? , outskirts of the city, you and i
We need someone new, somethin new, somethin else to get us through
Better bring your gun, better bring your gun
Tropic corridor, tropic treasure, were gonna ride and have some fun
When all else fails, we can whip the horses eyes
And make them sleep, and cry
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SoKlueles said:i guarantee he just did
and why does it matter to him so much that he gave it to me?
He was gonna give it to you but u havent been nice to him in the past 1200 years so he decided against it
i honestly was nice as fuck to that idiot forever and then one time he goes off on me for some absolute bullshit and tries to make me look like a fool.. he really fucked up .. i should post pictures of his ugly ass face attatched to his 110 pound body in his beat up jetta all over this website..
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When all else fails, we can whip the horses eyes
And make them sleep, and cry
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Station Crew Members Wind Up Successful Spacewalk
01.31.07
International Space Station Commander Mike Lopez-Alegria and Flight Engineer Sunita Williams wound up a 7-hour 55-minute spacewalk at 6:09 p.m. EST Wednesday. It was the first of an unprecedented series from the Quest airlock.
Image to right: Commander Michael Lopez-Alegria participates in the first of three spacewalks in nine days. Image credit: NASA
Two other spacewalks from Quest will follow. Lopez-Alegria and Williams are scheduled to make the second spacewalk on Feb. 4 and the third for Feb. 8. The first two focus on the reconfiguration of station power and cooling systems to permanent ones.
Lopez-Alegria, the lead spacewalker wearing the suit with red stripes, and Williams, in the all-white suit, began the tasks of the first spacewalk by reconfiguring one of the two cooling loops serving Destiny from the temporary to the permanent system.
Working at the “rats’ nest,” an area near the base of the Z1 Truss with numerous fluid and electrical connections, Lopez-Alegria reconfigured the fluid loop connections, moving two of the fluid lines from the early system from the lab and connecting them back up to the Z1 panel. That will help enable reactivation of the early cooling system if it should be required.
He also connected a cable for the Space Shuttle Power Transfer System (SSPTS). It will allow power from the station’s solar arrays to be transferred to a docked space shuttle, beginning with STS-118 in June.
Williams reconfigured electrical connections.
Image to left: Flight Engineer Sunita Williams participates in the first of three spacewalks in nine days. Image credit: NASA
Next the spacewalkers stood by as the ground retracted the starboard radiator of the P6 Truss. After retraction they installed six cable cinches and two winch bars to secure the radiator and then installed a shroud over it.
Lopez-Alegria and Williams then moved to the Early Ammonia Servicer on the P6 Truss. It provided a contingency supply of ammonia for the Early Ammonia System. With the permanent cooling system working, it is no longer needed.
The spacewalkers removed one of two fluid lines from the servicer, which will be jettisoned this summer. Because of Wednesday time constraints, the second will be removed on a subsequent spacewalk.
About 25 minutes of the spacewalk was spent in a "bakeout" after crew members had re-entered the airlock. It was done as a precaution to prevent any possibility of ammonia from the fluid lines the spacewalkers had worked with entering the station.
The three spacewalks from the Quest airlock in U.S. spacesuits and a Russian spacewalk scheduled for Feb. 22 are the most ever done by station crew members during a single month. They also will bring to 10 the total number of spacewalks by Lopez-Alegria, an astronaut record. Williams will have a total of four, the most ever by a woman.
Starting from scratch, it takes about 100 crew-member hours to prepare for a spacewalk. By doing spacewalks a few days apart, considerable crew time can be saved by not having to repeat some of those preparatory steps.
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/expeditions/expedition14/exp14_eva6.html
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what do manowar have to do with this
I need to take the wheel on me thread
thanks alot buttmunch
I need to take the wheel on me thread
thanks alot buttmunch
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here I thought I germinated a good thread
and I come back and find a weed
and I come back and find a weed
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samoth said:Station Crew Members Wind Up Successful Spacewalk
01.31.07
International Space Station Commander Mike Lopez-Alegria and Flight Engineer Sunita Williams wound up a 7-hour 55-minute spacewalk at 6:09 p.m. EST Wednesday. It was the first of an unprecedented series from the Quest airlock.
Image to right: Commander Michael Lopez-Alegria participates in the first of three spacewalks in nine days. Image credit: NASA
Two other spacewalks from Quest will follow. Lopez-Alegria and Williams are scheduled to make the second spacewalk on Feb. 4 and the third for Feb. 8. The first two focus on the reconfiguration of station power and cooling systems to permanent ones.
Lopez-Alegria, the lead spacewalker wearing the suit with red stripes, and Williams, in the all-white suit, began the tasks of the first spacewalk by reconfiguring one of the two cooling loops serving Destiny from the temporary to the permanent system.
Working at the “rats’ nest,” an area near the base of the Z1 Truss with numerous fluid and electrical connections, Lopez-Alegria reconfigured the fluid loop connections, moving two of the fluid lines from the early system from the lab and connecting them back up to the Z1 panel. That will help enable reactivation of the early cooling system if it should be required.
He also connected a cable for the Space Shuttle Power Transfer System (SSPTS). It will allow power from the station’s solar arrays to be transferred to a docked space shuttle, beginning with STS-118 in June.
Williams reconfigured electrical connections.
Image to left: Flight Engineer Sunita Williams participates in the first of three spacewalks in nine days. Image credit: NASA
Next the spacewalkers stood by as the ground retracted the starboard radiator of the P6 Truss. After retraction they installed six cable cinches and two winch bars to secure the radiator and then installed a shroud over it.
Lopez-Alegria and Williams then moved to the Early Ammonia Servicer on the P6 Truss. It provided a contingency supply of ammonia for the Early Ammonia System. With the permanent cooling system working, it is no longer needed.
The spacewalkers removed one of two fluid lines from the servicer, which will be jettisoned this summer. Because of Wednesday time constraints, the second will be removed on a subsequent spacewalk.
About 25 minutes of the spacewalk was spent in a "bakeout" after crew members had re-entered the airlock. It was done as a precaution to prevent any possibility of ammonia from the fluid lines the spacewalkers had worked with entering the station.
The three spacewalks from the Quest airlock in U.S. spacesuits and a Russian spacewalk scheduled for Feb. 22 are the most ever done by station crew members during a single month. They also will bring to 10 the total number of spacewalks by Lopez-Alegria, an astronaut record. Williams will have a total of four, the most ever by a woman.
Starting from scratch, it takes about 100 crew-member hours to prepare for a spacewalk. By doing spacewalks a few days apart, considerable crew time can be saved by not having to repeat some of those preparatory steps.
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/expeditions/expedition14/exp14_eva6.html
Russia and the US agreed to alter the ISS orbit today, seems the debris field from that destroyed Chinese satellite approached within three miles of it.
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who are those sissy looking guys in the leather
btw?
btw?
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samoth said:Really? I haven't heard about that yet...
http://upi.com/NewsTrack/view.php?StoryID=20070202-013112-8664r
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well hell nobledudeNobledude said:
is that a myway tit?
christ
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samoth said:Dude, what did you look like in the early 80's?
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I pick winners
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"it all comes back to you"
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I started off helping out the bookie events this year.4everhung said:
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Corndog Man
had that coca-cola tune as it's theme
a brilliant unheralded film
had that coca-cola tune as it's theme
a brilliant unheralded film
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The most amazing thing about The Corndog Man is that you don't realise the film is essentially a one-man show until long after it's over. Only one man speaks on-screen, and all of his interaction with the other main character is on the telephone! The rest of the characters communicate with glances, actions and implied dialog that define the story and fill it out wonderfully. And what's even more astonishing is that this central figure, South Carolina boat salesman Ace Barker (Willingham), is a foul-mouthed bigot. So when an anonymous caller (Holmes) starts hounding him relentlessly, Ace blows his stack fairly soon. But the tenacious caller gets more inventive and insistent, installs his corndog stand just outside Ace's office so he can keep an eye on his prey, and then starts peeling away Ace's layers until all of his secrets are revealed.
The basic point is incredibly complex, examining tolerance, loyalty and cowardice with a visceral punch to the audience. But here's another surprise: It's not remotely heavy-going; the film's laced with raw, earthy humour and a resonant warmth that lets us identify with Ace despite his bull-headed vileness. And Willingham is astonishingly good in the role. Meanwhile, director-cowriter Shea holds the story together perfectly, crafting an entertaining and provocative piece of real cinema with inventive direction and a terrific musical soundtrack (except for one obvious song at the very end). And it looks fantastic on the big screen (pity that in America it'll only be seen outside festivals on cable and video). We only ever see glimpses of the mystery caller, the incessant phone ringing gets on our nerves just as it does Ace's, and yet like him we want to see this through to the conclusion. As the black comedy gets darker and more serious, and as the attack on Ace progresses from mental to physical to spiritual, the film touches on themes of grace and mercy, repression and redemption, stubbornness and revenge. Nothing about this film should work ... but it all does.
The basic point is incredibly complex, examining tolerance, loyalty and cowardice with a visceral punch to the audience. But here's another surprise: It's not remotely heavy-going; the film's laced with raw, earthy humour and a resonant warmth that lets us identify with Ace despite his bull-headed vileness. And Willingham is astonishingly good in the role. Meanwhile, director-cowriter Shea holds the story together perfectly, crafting an entertaining and provocative piece of real cinema with inventive direction and a terrific musical soundtrack (except for one obvious song at the very end). And it looks fantastic on the big screen (pity that in America it'll only be seen outside festivals on cable and video). We only ever see glimpses of the mystery caller, the incessant phone ringing gets on our nerves just as it does Ace's, and yet like him we want to see this through to the conclusion. As the black comedy gets darker and more serious, and as the attack on Ace progresses from mental to physical to spiritual, the film touches on themes of grace and mercy, repression and redemption, stubbornness and revenge. Nothing about this film should work ... but it all does.
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nopeAngel said:
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my first pair was red,white and bluesamoth said:No.
And 4ever, you had bellbottoms, admit it!
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