1842 pts · January 29, 2014
I work in the industry but still agree with your sentiment. That said, this issue is especially a problem in older 737s. On row 11 left side there’s air conditioning ducting that prevents installing a window. Why that’s not disclosed I have no idea. I think Ryanair had a similar suit and now discloses those seats as no available window. Not sure why no one else does. It’s misleading af.
Maybe steel turkey loads? Split the difference.
While I agree that Holmes likely intentionally misled people, I see your point in the fix-it-in-post attitude. The James Webb Space Telescope got the green light before the technology to make it even existed, with expectation that the tech would likely be invented by the time it was to be finished. JWST was like a decade late and billions over budget, but I guess it got there in the end. It worked out this one time lol.
The ole Cambro 2000P156 cups!
Big monch
Sock and awe! I remember it well.
Big monch!!
Roadkill house meat is still house meat
he monch
Had a used 2000 Volvo V40 wagon in college that had built-in booster seats similar to this, but less features.
Not sure if it'll solve your problem but replacing the Thinkpad keyboard takes about 30 seconds. Super easy to repair.
"Hickok45 here!"
Biiiiig monch
Peat < lignite < bituminous < anthracite. Coals from dirtiest to cleanest burning IIRC
A few chunks missing from the blades too
You dare use my own spells against me, Potter?
Not the same as a C5 but there’s redundancy in the hydraulic systems as well as # of wheels. 747 Sauce: https://youtu.be/ZqDP-FMgTy8
There’s a good video of a Virgin Atlantic 747 landing safely with an entire set of wheels failing to extend. 3 out of 4 sets were enough.
And this doesn't mean I don't support MFA/universal healthcare. This is a means to an end right now because I can't afford to be uninsured.
I paid nearly 400 bucks. 2021 American Rescue Plan Act dropped it by 150 bucks. Still a lot, but less. Check again if you haven't recently.
I believe it's Redford Naturals? Not a brand I'm familiar with, just came across it at the store
Correction: it's actually mules! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supai,_Arizona
I believe USPS actually has a few horses to deliver mail at/around the Grand Canyon. Apparently the only way to get there.
Kinda related: Anyone in the Connecticut area should check out the old Rhinebeck Aerodrome. Working, flying WW1 aircraft. Absolutely nuts.
Definitely may be a big deal for satellites. 400-degree(F) difference between sunlight and shade.
2nd shot for me made me feel a little sick for a day. Better than being killed to death tho. By far.
Mark Watney levels of determination
Lennox makes a few jigsaw blades that work on both push/pull strokes. Works well in the Leatherman surge. Check out txtoolcrib on youtube.
Huh just like porco Rosso
That.. that does not sound like a good time
I work in the industry but still agree with your sentiment. That said, this issue is especially a problem in older 737s. On row 11 left side there’s air conditioning ducting that prevents installing a window. Why that’s not disclosed I have no idea. I think Ryanair had a similar suit and now discloses those seats as no available window. Not sure why no one else does. It’s misleading af.
Maybe steel turkey loads? Split the difference.
While I agree that Holmes likely intentionally misled people, I see your point in the fix-it-in-post attitude. The James Webb Space Telescope got the green light before the technology to make it even existed, with expectation that the tech would likely be invented by the time it was to be finished. JWST was like a decade late and billions over budget, but I guess it got there in the end. It worked out this one time lol.
The ole Cambro 2000P156 cups!
Big monch
Sock and awe! I remember it well.
Big monch!!
Roadkill house meat is still house meat
he monch
Had a used 2000 Volvo V40 wagon in college that had built-in booster seats similar to this, but less features.
Not sure if it'll solve your problem but replacing the Thinkpad keyboard takes about 30 seconds. Super easy to repair.
"Hickok45 here!"
Biiiiig monch
Peat < lignite < bituminous < anthracite. Coals from dirtiest to cleanest burning IIRC
A few chunks missing from the blades too
You dare use my own spells against me, Potter?
Not the same as a C5 but there’s redundancy in the hydraulic systems as well as # of wheels. 747 Sauce: https://youtu.be/ZqDP-FMgTy8
There’s a good video of a Virgin Atlantic 747 landing safely with an entire set of wheels failing to extend. 3 out of 4 sets were enough.
And this doesn't mean I don't support MFA/universal healthcare. This is a means to an end right now because I can't afford to be uninsured.
I paid nearly 400 bucks. 2021 American Rescue Plan Act dropped it by 150 bucks. Still a lot, but less. Check again if you haven't recently.
I believe it's Redford Naturals? Not a brand I'm familiar with, just came across it at the store
Correction: it's actually mules! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supai,_Arizona
I believe USPS actually has a few horses to deliver mail at/around the Grand Canyon. Apparently the only way to get there.
Kinda related: Anyone in the Connecticut area should check out the old Rhinebeck Aerodrome. Working, flying WW1 aircraft. Absolutely nuts.
Definitely may be a big deal for satellites. 400-degree(F) difference between sunlight and shade.
2nd shot for me made me feel a little sick for a day. Better than being killed to death tho. By far.
Mark Watney levels of determination
Lennox makes a few jigsaw blades that work on both push/pull strokes. Works well in the Leatherman surge. Check out txtoolcrib on youtube.
Huh just like porco Rosso
That.. that does not sound like a good time