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Heard a lady on the radio the other day that said she had a scorpion tattoo just above her bikini line. She said that it turned into a lobster when she got pregnant.

Guy I worked with won big in Vegas. I forget how much, but enough to live off of for a good while. He called one of the local FM morning shows who then called our HR and put the call on the air. Except that it was too early and they got voice mail. He said "Hi this is so-and-so, I quit". We...

What do you call it? Twin Beech xxxx?

Same thing for Cessna. Anything from a 150 to a 210. Can't say I've heard many 210's referred to as "Centurion N1234"

If I fly a 90's Tiger (American General) I, and most people I hear, call it a Grumman. When flying a Debonair I've been called a Bonanza, which is understandable. When flying a Bonanza I've been called a Debonair and even a Baron.

Look left and right before you cross.

While all of that is legal, I'm not sure it's the safest strategy. You should get a tour of SoCal Tracon. You'll learn that they prefer talking to you.

While transiting LAX class B? I would think not. Maybe you always go over or around. :)

Did you put 'dead' in quotes or did they? There's dead as in the lights won't even come on and then there's depleted as in not quite enough oomph to overcome compression.

Plus it's a 24V battery so you can't put a car battery charger on it.

Your GPS inop?

The speaker or the drive in? The drive in isn't completely dead. I think there's two in San Diego. A couple of years ago a company put a blow up screen on a large lot that you could watch from your car or you could set out chairs in front of the cars. I can't remember how they did the audio...

And Oregon. When I was in South Korea in '03 the station attendant was dressed like that.

Better check 91.15

How do you know what lighter fluid tastes like?!

I used to make a pretty good living replacing line receiver/driver chips in telco mux cards. Sometimes they were conveniently already blown off the board.

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SRV terrific guitar player. But his singing voice grates on me.

Well if it wasn't the flux capacitator, it coulda been the Finnegan pin, or perhaps the framastat. BTW, where was the "crash".

The formula for distance traveled under constant acceleration or deceleration is d= V^2/2a. If you assume 10 g's which is uncomfortable for sure but shouldn't cause injury, a = 322ft/s^2. 120 mph is 120*5280/3600 = 176f/s Thus 176^2/2*322 = 48'. Unless I'm not thinking of this correctly.