Pix That Make You LOL-Warning-SNWS
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ttystikk
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It's still standard practice in some places.
Instruments made for propellor driven aircraft sometimes needed the constant vibration to continue to read accurately. When much smoother jets were introduced, the instruments would stick sometimes and it was recommended to tap the gauges before trusting the reading. Gradually, better instruments were made and this practice went out of style but yeah- when you see pilots and engineers tapping the gauges they were doing it for a reason!
ttystikk
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Mommy might need a longer straw.
EhCndGrower
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ttystikk
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And we LIKED IT!
EhCndGrower
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CaliRootz88
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Looks like an Apple IPad first generation.
ttystikk
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Maybe Hoover had buck teeth?
Sir Napsalot
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My family was visiting Hoover Dam in ~1965 when a woman lost her fur coat over the edge and her husband had to restrain her from going over the guardrail after it- she had one leg over the guardrail as I remember it
BarnBuster
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You missed my wine tasting at last night chat! should have swung by for your beer tasting. How you doing?
raratt
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I'm doing OK, hurts less and less every day. I'm still having to use a crutch to get around but it is getting easier to stand up without grunting at least. Just taking aspirins for pain now (and beer in the evenings). They will provide PT at home once I make it to 6 weeks if I want it. Had a nurse stop by and rebandage the incision and do a visual on it, she said it looks good. Going to see the Dr next Wed. for a two week follow up. My goal is to be able to walk without the crutch again and stand up straight and be tall again, lol.
