Mr Breeze
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | The Lunatic Fringe |
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| Number of Posts: | 6680 |
| Registered on: | 12/12/2010 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: LSU 35 @ Houston 38 Final
Posted by Mr Breeze on 12/28/25 at 12:03 am to TexasTiger33
Cya next year football Tigers.
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One fundamental aspect overlooked by deniers is the highly qualified makeup of the original Mercury 7 astronauts, most who continued to Apollo.
Required to be military test pilots, most with engineering degrees, about half combat experienced pilots. These were serious men who understood the risks.
The question: who convinced them to "be in on the fraud" and stay silent the rest of their lives?
These men are not remotely likely to participate in a fraud for the ages.
The other element lacking in belief of "moon landing fraud" is the absence of basic engineering, physics and orbital mechanics explanations backing up their assertions. Recognize and can explain the implications of this image, in particular L2?
If not, then I'm not listening to you. Well, I'm not listening to you regardless because....
Required to be military test pilots, most with engineering degrees, about half combat experienced pilots. These were serious men who understood the risks.
The question: who convinced them to "be in on the fraud" and stay silent the rest of their lives?
These men are not remotely likely to participate in a fraud for the ages.
The other element lacking in belief of "moon landing fraud" is the absence of basic engineering, physics and orbital mechanics explanations backing up their assertions. Recognize and can explain the implications of this image, in particular L2?
If not, then I'm not listening to you. Well, I'm not listening to you regardless because....
Was in a minor fender bender when the kids were little. As I heard the car behind hit our rear bumper, the F word started to come but caught myself.
Our 6 year old daughter excitedly blurted out “I knew what you were going to say!” Catholic school kid like all of us.
Didn’t get it from me, they’ve never heard me cuss. My curse word around them is rats. Being a Marine, not always easy but a deliberate choice. It stuck with them as they became adults.
Mission Accomplished.
Our 6 year old daughter excitedly blurted out “I knew what you were going to say!” Catholic school kid like all of us.
Didn’t get it from me, they’ve never heard me cuss. My curse word around them is rats. Being a Marine, not always easy but a deliberate choice. It stuck with them as they became adults.
Mission Accomplished.
re: Vader’s Model Desk : SU-100 Soviet Tank Destroyer
Posted by Mr Breeze on 12/23/25 at 6:27 am to Darth_Vader
Darth, your painting skills have become so realistic it’s as if you’re a professional, especially knocking it out in one day.
Well done as always.
Well done as always.
re: I Did a Good Deed Today
Posted by Mr Breeze on 12/23/25 at 1:03 am to Missouri Waltz
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I did not do it to be seen by anyone. I did it because the poor guy needed a ride.
I believe you.
Isaiah: "Here am I, send me." (6:8)
Ignore the critics.
:cheers:
February 1971, was part of USMC Security for Apollo 14 recovery and all I got was this coffee mug, and a long ride aboard the USS New Orleans, returning to our home base, Marine Barracks Pearl Harbor.
The three astronauts (a.k.a. actors to some) were choppered off a few days after recovery to American Samoa. The command module and quarantine trailer (looked like an Airstream) remained until offloaded in Pearl.
The three astronauts (a.k.a. actors to some) were choppered off a few days after recovery to American Samoa. The command module and quarantine trailer (looked like an Airstream) remained until offloaded in Pearl.
re: Miami (FL) 10 @ Texas A&M 3 Final - ABC
Posted by Mr Breeze on 12/20/25 at 2:37 pm to FootballFrenzy
re: Venezuela conflict motive theory - drone subs
Posted by Mr Breeze on 12/20/25 at 9:01 am to bluedragon
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Stupidity in think tanks on steroids.
Ever been to a UFO Convention or a simple IEEE Convention?
IEEE is the scout club of Electrical Engineers.
Assuming you are an e.e., it's odd your perspective is so far from reality. IEEE sets the standards for many things we use in every day life, Bluetooth one simple example. Others, many far more complex used worldwide.
IEEE Spectrum is their general public information news site, electronics, science and physics.
IEEE Spectrum
Don't see any Scientology or UFO tin foil hat conspiracy theory articles there.
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Sorry I guess some Navy Seals can be soft sad to say!
:lol:
Confront one or a MARSOC Raider, better yet punch him in the chest, and let us know how it goes.
Have been involved in the engineering, design and ocean testing of commercial and military grade AUV's (drone subs) since the early 2000's.
No AUV civil or military currently exists that fits the tactical mission profile described by the author. He confuses a Ukrainian one-off at close range with large, ocean scale operations. It is being worked on, is not cheap, small or deployable at the scale envisioned without significant surface vessel support.
This 11 minute video is a good unclassified overview of two developments in progress. There are others similar ongoing by defense contractors here and in Europe.
No AUV civil or military currently exists that fits the tactical mission profile described by the author. He confuses a Ukrainian one-off at close range with large, ocean scale operations. It is being worked on, is not cheap, small or deployable at the scale envisioned without significant surface vessel support.
This 11 minute video is a good unclassified overview of two developments in progress. There are others similar ongoing by defense contractors here and in Europe.
re: What’s the most pain you ever felt?
Posted by Mr Breeze on 12/18/25 at 6:22 pm to LSUTANGERINE
Dislocated shoulder that I had been able to pop back in myself, until I couldn’t. I didn’t know ligaments aren’t fully mature until mid twenties, is what I was told. That’s a long ride to the ER.
Heat up a sharp ice pick over a gas flame, then stab it deep into your shoulder. That kinda pain. The last one was violent, chipped and cracked my shoulder ball socket. Surgery was fine, rehab brutal.
Heat up a sharp ice pick over a gas flame, then stab it deep into your shoulder. That kinda pain. The last one was violent, chipped and cracked my shoulder ball socket. Surgery was fine, rehab brutal.
re: BP’s New CEO Is an American Defender of Oil and Gas
Posted by Mr Breeze on 12/18/25 at 6:07 pm to dillpickleLSU
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Worked for BP for 10 years..had a new director hired externally every 3 years who were allowed to behave as they pleased then after all of the HR complaints would get let go at the next reorg…sometimes my fate rested in the hands of one of these people being let go…highly toxic organization
Macondo, better lawyers than engineers. Remember when they hired every engineer they could in Houston in the early 2000’s and 2 or 3 years later laid off most? To pursue the “Green BP” initiative?
They have pockets of excellence but are the most arrogant big oil company I’ve ever dealt with. As the Aussies say, POME’s, Prisonors of Mother England. Brit public school boys.
Woodside is competent and well run, could be a good hire especially with her Exxon background.
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It will just remove any pretense of scarcity for gold and collapse the gold market.
Hypothetically perhaps, yet gold's properties are unmatched in creating reliable electronic circuits, and other industrial and medical applications.
re: Military experts: who is your worst general?
Posted by Mr Breeze on 12/16/25 at 7:59 pm to TexasTiger08
Didn’t know or pay much attention at the time, but shortly after I got out of the Marine Corps it’s “body count” Westmoreland, taking orders without question from McNamara who much later admitted he knew we’d never win with existing, timid, stupid strategy.
For the NVA, Jane Fonda hate that b***** to this day.
WW2, Montgomery who thought we Americans where there for his convenience and tried to take credit for Patton’s remarkable success at the Battle of the Bulge. Brit upper crust poser.
For the NVA, Jane Fonda hate that b***** to this day.
WW2, Montgomery who thought we Americans where there for his convenience and tried to take credit for Patton’s remarkable success at the Battle of the Bulge. Brit upper crust poser.
re: Is having kids worth it?
Posted by Mr Breeze on 12/10/25 at 8:21 pm to Tigerbiscuits
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Adding another reply. I've loved all 3 of my kids since before they were born but this season at LSU Florida my 7 year old screams "single high safety, take a shot!". He got so many high fives and compliments. That shite was so worth it.
:lol:
Just never know what they’ll say.
Your boy is awesome.
re: Marisa Tomei in her 60s looking better than some chicks in their 20s
Posted by Mr Breeze on 12/9/25 at 12:26 pm to fr33manator
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Marisa Tomei in her 60s looking better than some chicks in their 20s
re: Virginia Tech has created a chip that allows sound to move matter
Posted by Mr Breeze on 12/9/25 at 10:41 am to hawgfaninc
Intriguing theoretical experiment at nano scales which the author significantly misconstrued. From the paper accessible in the X link.
They are attempting to eliminate the complex orthogonal nature of current research in chip fabrication using surface wave acoustic energy. The paper goes on to state:
In other words, they haven't developed large scale 3D control of materials using sound waves as the motive force.
With respect to the pyramids, acoustic levitation has another name, called explosive shock waves, generally above 200 db, which behave differently than lower energy sound waves.
:lol:
I'm all in favor of theoretical research but this project has been vastly misunderstood by the author who cited its properties.
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Previous approaches for constructing 2D lattice-like particle patterns typically required orthogonally arranged IDTs that generated SAWs propagating along orthogonal axes; however, our PIM-based approach requires only SAWs propagating along a single axis, which has not been presented before to the best of our knowledge.
They are attempting to eliminate the complex orthogonal nature of current research in chip fabrication using surface wave acoustic energy. The paper goes on to state:
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Despite the successful demonstrations described above, the PIMs presented in this study still have several limitations, including the inability to control SAWs propagating in multiple directions and the lack of control over SAWs at multiple frequencies or across a wide frequency band.
In other words, they haven't developed large scale 3D control of materials using sound waves as the motive force.
With respect to the pyramids, acoustic levitation has another name, called explosive shock waves, generally above 200 db, which behave differently than lower energy sound waves.
:lol:
I'm all in favor of theoretical research but this project has been vastly misunderstood by the author who cited its properties.
re: McCafée Popup
Posted by Mr Breeze on 12/6/25 at 6:37 pm to Circus Child
iPad Safari IOS 26.1 OT @ 6:18 p.m. tonight.
Started Thursday IIRC am on Safari now, nothing here so far.
URL says threatzap.click I exited quickly didn’t examine.
Can send screenshot if needed, looks same as the other one posted here as McAfee.
6:40 back to OT still occurs on any thread.
Mac OS 15.7.2 Sequoia Safari 26.1 @ 7:09 p.m. same result on the OT.
Started Thursday IIRC am on Safari now, nothing here so far.
URL says threatzap.click I exited quickly didn’t examine.
Can send screenshot if needed, looks same as the other one posted here as McAfee.
6:40 back to OT still occurs on any thread.
Mac OS 15.7.2 Sequoia Safari 26.1 @ 7:09 p.m. same result on the OT.
re: From my model bench, A-10 Warthog
Posted by Mr Breeze on 12/6/25 at 5:45 pm to choppadocta
Great detail, overall really, really excellent.
re: Honey Badger A Miracle Don’t know if I’ve ever seen this
Posted by Mr Breeze on 12/4/25 at 1:32 pm to KCSunshine
He knew where everyone was on the field, where the ball was and where it was going, even when not looking that way. One of LSU's greatest ever.
That inherent intelligence and help from others made him realize he had a better life ahead if he wanted it.
Proving that Honey Badger gets what he wants.
I respect the hell out of him.
That inherent intelligence and help from others made him realize he had a better life ahead if he wanted it.
Proving that Honey Badger gets what he wants.
I respect the hell out of him.
re: The city of Jakarta, Indonesia has officially become the world's most populous city...
Posted by Mr Breeze on 12/1/25 at 8:26 pm to RollTide1987
Their high end hotels are world class, the one hour ride from the airport in a rickety old taxi van at 2 a.m. feeling like you’re being kidnapped is not. Order a limo from the hotel, it’s cheap.
A $20 bill discretely folded in the back of your passport expedites inbound customs clearance.
Traffic is worse than Bangkok which I didn’t think possible.
Indo engineers are well educated in foundational theoretical concepts.
Your local business partners are more than likely secular Muslims and like to party.
Don’t drive yourself or drink the water, and have air ambulance insurance to Singapore in case of a serious medical condition.
Nonetheless, neat city and people.
A $20 bill discretely folded in the back of your passport expedites inbound customs clearance.
Traffic is worse than Bangkok which I didn’t think possible.
Indo engineers are well educated in foundational theoretical concepts.
Your local business partners are more than likely secular Muslims and like to party.
Don’t drive yourself or drink the water, and have air ambulance insurance to Singapore in case of a serious medical condition.
Nonetheless, neat city and people.
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