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Posted: 17 Jun 2022, 11:58
I'm teaching a friend how to smoke a pipe tomorrow morning. I'm also working on his motorcycle.
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I worked on military jet radar.
Constant wave, no intelligence.
There were two teenage kids (brothers), in a Sunday School class I taught when we lived in Charleston SC. When they told me their dad was a radar engineer for submarines, I asked if they meant sonar, and they replied, "same difference".
Cool. We drove through a small swarm recently a few nights ago, and the glow lights scattered on the windshield was neat and a little eerie at the same time.joegoat wrote: 17 Jun 2022, 21:12 I was standing at the road tonight, waiting to cross over to my mailbox. I saw a lightning bug get hit by a car. Glowing bits fell all over the road.
I've hit lots on a motorcycle. Kinda cool walking to my door in the dark, glowing. I've also smacked a Luna Moth on a motorcycle. Man was that a mess!sweetandsour wrote: 17 Jun 2022, 21:32Cool. We drove through a small swarm recently a few nights ago, and the glow lights scattered on the windshield was neat and a little eerie at the same time.joegoat wrote: 17 Jun 2022, 21:12 I was standing at the road tonight, waiting to cross over to my mailbox. I saw a lightning bug get hit by a car. Glowing bits fell all over the road.
Windshields and full-face helmets are necessary for night riding. Or else risk getting hit by a .45 cal June bug.joegoat wrote: 17 Jun 2022, 21:38I've hit lots on a motorcycle. Kinda cool walking to my door in the dark, glowing. I've also smacked a Luna Moth on a motorcycle. Man was that a mess!sweetandsour wrote: 17 Jun 2022, 21:32Cool. We drove through a small swarm recently a few nights ago, and the glow lights scattered on the windshield was neat and a little eerie at the same time.joegoat wrote: 17 Jun 2022, 21:12 I was standing at the road tonight, waiting to cross over to my mailbox. I saw a lightning bug get hit by a car. Glowing bits fell all over the road.
I hit a cicada at 70 mph wearing a T shirt. Ouch! I rarely went out without a leather jacket. For some reason, that day I left it at home.Del wrote: 18 Jun 2022, 12:58Windshields and full-face helmets are necessary for night riding. Or else risk getting hit by a .45 cal June bug.joegoat wrote: 17 Jun 2022, 21:38I've hit lots on a motorcycle. Kinda cool walking to my door in the dark, glowing. I've also smacked a Luna Moth on a motorcycle. Man was that a mess!sweetandsour wrote: 17 Jun 2022, 21:32
Cool. We drove through a small swarm recently a few nights ago, and the glow lights scattered on the windshield was neat and a little eerie at the same time.