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When I worked construction in the FL summers in the 80s while in college, I would hit the surplus store for Vietnam era/style jungle boots.

They worked great.

Used jump boots during winters in Iowa.

I go to a surplus store now to buy long pants for working in the yard etc. Mostly USAF BDUs in this area....
Are these features on all or most Flock cameras? Do they have to be enabled by the contracting organization - like a subscription?

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and bumper stickers, Bluetooth ID of vehicle, Bluetooth ID’s of active devices, WiFi ID, cellular phone number, and phone name.
So words on a board are responsible for individuals being marginalized.

How would you define "marginalized"? Is it an abstract where individuals have opinions about a segment of society yet have no direct impact on them?

Or is where individuals by physical action or enacting policy that prevents others from improving their station?
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The vast majority of posters in this thread, for starters.


What specific actions by specific posters can you identify?
I like Neal Boortz' term: urban outdoorsmen

ETA - dang someone beat me to it!
Alaska
South America around the Cape 2wks
Multiple Caribbean and Mexico/Belize
Hawaii
Doing 32 days around AUS with stops in Bali and Komodo Island over the holidays
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Complex Supply Chain: Manufacturing relies on a network of more than 400 companies, creating significant logistical bottlenecks and qualification delays for new components.


Spread across multiple Congressional districts (need those votes) and possibly countries.

US military procurement is not set up for wartime needs, it is set up such that items are produced at a rate that ensures support from Congress, unions etc
It is getting busier but still fairly quiet. With the National Seashore there, one can still get away.

Weekend traffic to/from Island can be a PITA. If you stay on the island, it can be mostly avoided.

September should be reasonable as schools are back in.

re: Northern Italy

Posted by TigersnJeeps on 7/27/26 at 11:05 am to
We drove through northern Italy for 2 weeks last year as they were preparing for the winter Olympics

Stayed at at an airBnB in Cortina.

Nice town, narrow streets. Beautiful area. Lots of great hikes.

Some of the trailheads have limited parking. Can't recall exactly which one, but you had to get there early do have a chance to park on the side of the road.
After all 5 of us boomer kids got braces...... my mom got some in her 60s.

IIRC, they were done by our orthodontist's son which was kind of cool.
I wonder what his father thinks - being a retired USAF Chief.

He's alienating his hometown which is pretty conservative
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If I were convicted of doing something seriously wrong and the judge gave me the option of Van Life or Club Fed, I’m Eglin-bound.


Been a long time since I have heard Eglin and Club Fed used in the same sentence.

That facility was closed many years ago.... but it did hold some famous folks and provided a stable for lonely spouses of deployed/TDY USAF personnel (if rumors were to be believed)
just curious - what do you stand or show respect for?

Or other customs you don't partake in?
Given Congress' propensity for doing little of positive consequence, bitching about the VP is a bit ironic.....even if accurate
The trucking magazine "Overdrive" had some pretty ladies on the covers back in the day ....



Peterbilt and other manufacturers also had some fine models



re: So are you broken?

Posted by TigersnJeeps on 7/9/26 at 8:50 pm to
In a way, my fandom has cooled more due to NIL, realignments and the like than to Auburn's woes.
I remember flying in a Martin 404 back in the 80s and DHC-8s (Dash-8s) in the 90s.

Hated the Dash-8s. Loud.

regional jets are fine IMO for reasons others have already pointed out.
She made the original Poseidon Adventure even better

re: Hear me out on the 14th

Posted by TigersnJeeps on 7/3/26 at 8:31 am to
I am not but you are stating the obvious already clarified exceptions...

but in some ways they are still subject to the jurisdiction, it just ends in being expelled...

Borders are going to be a memory at some point...
amazing engineering and construction...