Youtube comments of Mike Black (@RevMikeBlack).

  1. He's no ordinary cat. He finished at the top of his class at the Police Acatemy!
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  2. Isn't this what the sanctuary cities voted for? They should celebrate!
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  3. While an elementary schooler, I saw the Duke & Duchess of Windsor on an American television talk show. They looked like forgotten old actors. Not knowing them, I asked my dad who the man was. My father answered, "That man is the biggest fool of all time."
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  4. There are very few military hardware contractors who have consistently delivered top quality products like Pratt & Whitney. I wish they all were that way.
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  5. This is an outstanding documentary. The Hmong may well be the bravest people on earth. The time has come to recognize their sacrifice and support the Hmong veterans who are still with us.
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  6. At one point, the balloon was directly over my house in Myrtle Beach. When USAF shot the balloon down, the missile explosion shook my neighborhood. We watched it fall for several minutes. It was thrilling.
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  7. I didn't realize that we go into the military "to be ourselves." I thought we were supposed to be a unified force in which the team is more important than any individual.
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  8. The next door dad in my small southern town was a retired USAF Colonel who piloted a downed B-25. He was taken prisoner by the Germans but managed to escape into Denmark. He was picked up by the Underground and was back in England in six months. He was a cool guy and the Danish Resistance were incredibly brave men and women.
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  9. I remember the Russian Woodpecker well. I think it's one of the most interesting man-made structures in the world. One hundred megawatts is a huge amount of transmission power. My theory is that the antennas were built near Chernobyl to satisfy their massive power requirements.
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  10. There is something tragic about finding oneself firing heavy artillery from an otherwise placid wheat field. This is a terrible war.
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  11. ... but Iran promised not to do anything mean with the $6B we released for humanitarian purposes. I'm shocked!
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  12. Watching your extinct bomber roll call really moved me. It's Veterans Day in America and I'm reminded that practically none of the brave young men who flew those planes are still with us. I'm a retired United Methodist pastor who served as a National Guard chaplain during Desert Storm. I've had the profound honor to be of service & comfort to many of those old fighters in their final hours and I've laid many to rest in our national cemeteries. On this day of remembrance, I pray that everyone will take a moment and give thanks for the brave men and women who gave their lives for your freedom before you even took your first breath.
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  13. That guy is HUGE! He has no business whatsoever being on that field. If men want to play a traditional and respected women's game, let them form their own league!
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  14. I'm a lifelong South Carolina native. I think Tim Scott is awesome. I'm sorry he's dropping out, but I will support him in whatever he chooses to do. I think he would look REALLY good sitting in the Governor's desk chair in Columbia. He is an inspiration to anyone who values faith and integrity.
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  15. We're in trouble. Deep trouble.
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  16. I've worked with persons in need for five decades. What's happening in Portland is an excellent example of "toxic charity." Good people THINK they're doing the right thing by allowing this to happen when, in reality, they are destroying the lives of the disenfranchised street people. Sometimes I wonder if the "do gooder" folks realize what they're doing. To put it in a parenting perspective, just because a child WANTS to play with matches doesn't mean you should actually let him play with matches.
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  17. This young woman will think about this every hour for the rest of her life. My heart weeps for her and I pray she can move forward with her life.
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  18. Isn't this what Oregonians voted for? They should celebrate the mess.
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  19. Nobody in the South will vote for Gov. Christie. He should quit now.
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  20. I remember his father and uncle, both good men. I disagreed with them on many points, but they had integrity and didn't live in fear of pollsters and pundits. They were classical liberals with a rational manner of thought, not the wacky, narcissistic liberalism of today.
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  21. I grew up on Chef Boyardee. It's what poor kids eat to survive. To make that suggestion is like saying "Go back to poverty, you idiots. Be glad we don't take the Beefaroni from you, too."
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  22. Plumber: That'll be $500, ma'am. Housewife: $500 for thirty minutes of work??? My husband is an attorney and he doesn't make that much! Plumber: Ma'am, when I was an attorney, I didn't make that much, either.
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  23. Apparently the science has changed. It's a miracle!!!
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  24. Facebook threatened to ban me for life because I wrote that COVID came from a lab in China. In response, I left Facebook on my own and I haven't missed it at all.
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  25. I'm disappointed that Al Gore failed to mention man-bear-pig, which is the true greatest threat to humanity.
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  26. I'm a native, conservative South Carolinian who is older than Ms. Haley. I don't know ANYONE who thinks she has a "snowball's chance" of being taken seriously as a candidate. However, I'd love to know who is bankrolling her campaign.
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  27. Anybody who has cared for an Alzheimer's patient knows exactly what happened to President Biden in Hawaii: He was sunsetting. With a six time zone difference between Maui and his home in Delaware, Mr. Biden was well into his night... therefore he was partially incommunicado. I can understand why his handlers didn't want him to go to Hawaii, because the whole world saw him in his diminished capacity. It's a sad mess they're in.
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  28. I lived through the Carter presidency. I even voted for him at age 18, my first vote! His presidency was a total train wreck. Although I think many of our nation's woes at that time were a direct result of his bad policies, I'll also be the first to admit that Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter were people of the highest integrity and probably the most decent First Couple ever to occupy the White House. Note to young culture warriors: It is entirely possible to disagree with another person on practically every level and still love and respect them as a human being. Why go around hating all the time? It only hurts you. Rosalynn was the very embodiment of that sentiment. She loved the Lord and she loved people. That's all God expects expects from any of us.
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  29. I'm a conservative South Carolinian with a very clear memory of the Haley governorship and her time in our legislature. She's all smoke and mirrors. Nothing more.
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  30. Trey Yingst has done a phenomenal job reporting this war. He deserves the very highest awards for his journalism. Sadly, those awards are reserved for liberal reporters only.
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  31. I am a South Carolina native, working on my seventh decade of life. I'm also an active, mainstream Christian. This guy is by far not our only deceased religious broadcaster. A radio evangelist in our northeastern city of Greenville has been dead for over fifty years, yet his family keeps him on shortwave and they continue to solicit donations. I hear him regularly. Also, you can still hear South Carolina native Reverend Ike selling his "prosperity packages," even though he has been gone thirty years. Yes, the small state of South Carolina is big on the religious airwaves!
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  32. The only way to stop these art vandals is to incarcerate them. The novelty and celebrity of a jail cell may begin to wane after a few weeks, causing them to rethink their strategy.
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  33. I'm sorry that young shortwave listeners (if there are any) don't have the listening opportunities that my generation did during the hottest part of the Cold War. Soviet sphere propaganda and spy number transmissions were a constant source of listening enjoyment. Practically any radio would do, too. I used a tube driven Zenith Transoceanic. It was great!
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  34. Hunter didn't "get off easy." He got off scot-free.
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  35. She needs to get a dog.
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  36. Here is KJP's tell: Her eyelids flutter when she says something she doesn't believe is true. The effect is amplified when she wears light eyeshadow.
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  37. That's the nicest collection of Fiestaware I've ever seen. Most impressive.
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  38. The good thing for Don Lemon is that he'll have more time to go out and have a lovely dinner.
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  39. The term "toxic charity" comes to mind. Toxic charity makes do-gooders feel awesome while creating farcical systems that only extend poverty... but it DOES make do-gooders feel good about themselves, which is what it's all about (in their minds).
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  40. I think I enjoy Falcon Heavy launches more than any other. It is a majestic spacecraft and the booster landings still look like science fiction.
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  41. If I were President, I would want Kiron Skinner on my team. She speaks plainly with great wisdom.
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  42. As the Chinese balloon flew directly over my neighborhood in Myrtle Beach last week, I looked up and wondered to myself, "I wonder what's up with the Canadian shop teacher?"
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  43. There's s huge difference between Elon Musk and Zuckerberg: Musk makes things the world needs. Zuckerberg does not. It's that simple.
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  44. Awesome idea! Let's start by taking all the land owned by Ben & Jerry's stockholders and give it back to the native Americans. While we're at it, let's take all their money, too! If they REALLY believe in what they're saying, then they should be thrilled to do it.
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  45. This is amazing. Colin Kaepernick was the only teen in the history of the world whose parents gave him a hard time about his hair. He should sue them for all they're worth!
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  46. As a lifelong South Carolinian, I feel terribly embarrassed that Stephen Colbert is from my home state. America, please accept our apology for unleashing that clown on our nation.
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  47. I had a friend who served in the USAF in Korea and Vietnam. He flew the F-86, F-104 and F-4. Although the latter two were operationally superior, he said the F-86 was by far the most elegant.
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  48. This is unacceptable. Our troops deserve better.
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  49. My wife and I bought a "Sharing Size" bag of m&m's for the last 30 years... until last week. We think the new woke package design is the Mars company's way of telling us to take our money to the Hershey company. By the way, Hershey's "Drop" candies are a great tasting, non-woke alternative!
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  50. I think the most telling thing about Hunter's court appearance today is that he arrived in a convoy of TWELVE black SUVs, the kind the Secret Service drives. Apparently Hunter is SO important to the people of the United States of America that he requires that level of protection.
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  51. It only cost $20M to wrap up this grand experiment? What a deal!
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  52. All I hear Mr. Iger saying is "We've gotta learn to be more clever with our woke message. Otherwise, people won't give us their money."
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  53. I would be interested in a video about civilian enthusiasts' attempts to decode number stations. I have seen online groups who publish daily LISTSERVs of the previous night's transmissions, then try to solve them like puzzles... without using one time pads. I don't know how successful they are, but it's interesting to watch them try.
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  54. You call them "murder guns." I prefer to call them Opposition Human Resource Managers.
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  55. Her parents are in prison because they are criminals. Prisons are not five star hotels. They are bad places filled with bad people. If you don't want to live in a prison yourself, then don't break the law. It's pretty simple, actually.
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  56. My dad cleared runways as a Seabee in Korea during the "police action" there in the early 1950s. He says it never stopped being cold. These brave airmen are dealing with even more formidable weather. I salute them!
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  57. Considering the absolute chaos that was Berlin in May 1945, I can see how any number of forensic errors could be made regarding the Hitlers. It was a rapidly evolving situation. I'm amazed that the Soviets were able to accomplish much of anything in the middle if that mess.
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  58. Hunter was never in jeopardy... and the scam almost worked.
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  59. Being born a few months before Sputnik One, I grew up with the space age. Telstar One (and its awesome hit theme song by The Tornadoes) is the first non-manned spacecraft I remember. The satellite was discussed in my second grade class and the American news networks often aired brief segments from the UK. It was a BIG deal and an inspiration for elementary school students. Despite my familiarity with Telstar, I learned several new things in this video regarding Telstar's highly elliptical orbit and its unfortunate demise. Thanks for a great video, CD!
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  60. Was she arrested and put into prison for doing this? No, because the blood of patriots of all colors was shed to give her the right to sing her song. She should celebrate.
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  61. The ekranoplan was a really cool idea that had no chance of ever working well. It was horribly expensive to operate, maintenance was a nightmare and it only worked well in calm seas. Although it may have been able to evade the RADAR of its era, modern surveillance systems would eat it alive. Having said all that, it was sci-fi cool for sure.
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  62. Again, your drone work is excellent. The shot of the plane flying by the antenna is most impressive! Thanks.
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  63. Here are three modest proposals: (1) When fighting a war, ask your enemies to give you a break every four hours so you can recharge all your fighting vehicles... or (2) Pull huge 10 meter trailers behind each tank equipped with monster diesel generators onboard with charging cables constantly feeding the tank batteries from behind. Or, if those brilliant ideas don't work... (3) Ask your enemies to build rapid chargers all the way to their capital city, so you can easily charge your tanks along the way. By doing this you can assure your opponents that they're being annihilated with the least amount of greenhouse gases possible... except for all those explosions going off, of course.
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  64. Good to see Pat Boone. There was a time when he was on top of the world.
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  65. I grew up in a southeastern coastal resort town of 8,500. We had two FBI Special Agents stationed in the town who were awesome, patriotic guys. They were active in local houses of worship, in the schools, with Scout troops and youth activities. They were widely recognized as two of the finest people in town and everyone looked up to them. Fifty years later, one of them is still alive and STILL a very respectable person. There was a time when being a FBI Special Agent meant that an officer was the very best America had to offer in terms of law enforcement. THE best.
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  66. Not a fair comparison. Jimmy Carter was an honest man. Incompetent perhaps, but honest.
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  67. Thirty years ago I visited friends in Annapolis, Maryland USA to set up a big hi-fi audio system and especially to go fishing. Annapolis is home to the US Naval Academy and many naval operations. My friends, all native to the area, gave me a driving tour of the city. I saw antennas like I've never seen before or since. The strangest antenna system, so they told me, was for communicating with submarines. After seeing all the antennas that day, it occurred to me that it must take a huge amount of electricity to keep all that equipment running.
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  68. The current Democrat establishment appears to despise RFK Jr. as much as President Lyndon Johnson despised the candidate's father RFK Sr. The similarities, even the dirtiness, are remarkable. Sadly, they're far from done with RFK.
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  69. The idea of a ceasefire now is somewhat akin to recommending that firefighters take a two hour break while an apartment building is burning down.
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  70. Good to see you back, Paul. Hope you're doing ok. Keep up the good work!
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  71. Good video! FYI, not ALL forms of concrete are dissolved by water. Some forms of marine concrete can be poured into water, then solidify as hard as rock pretty much forever. The Roman aqueducts, some over 2,000 years old, are made from concrete. Many of them are still transporting water reliably across Italy to this very day!
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  72. The best way for Colin to reject capitalism would be to sell everything he has and give all his wealth to the poor.
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  73. It's a good thing none of these people have jobs. Otherwise, they'd all be late to work today.
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  74. If Mar-a-lago is worth only $18M, then the Biden's Delaware beach house is worth only $39.95.
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  75. Excellent piece. May God bless and protect the United States Marine Corps!!!!!
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  76. Another great episode! I'm not surprised the French number station had organizational problems. If I'm not mistaken, the director of operations was a young French intelligence officer named Clouseau, who later became Chief Inspector of the Paris police detectives. Witnesses say he wasn't very bright.
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  77. This is a good general introduction to number stations. New shortwave listeners will be amazed that they can find number stations using an inexpensive pocket radio they may already own. Thanks!
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  78. This has been an intriguing series. You should consider developing it into a larger work, perhaps in book form. Your story stands the traditional narrative on its ear, so I would want to see citations throughout. One thing we definitely agree upon: There's no way Hitler could have escaped, especially without his entourage. The idea of a decrepit, disoriented amphetamine addict sneaking his way past the Red Army on the ground as well as Allied air & sea personnel guarding all escape routes is a bit hard to believe.
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  79. Why aren't they jailing these vandals? Why are you giving them a soapbox?
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  80. I'm a 100% loyal American. Even though I'm in my seventh decade, I would gladly die today to keep our nation free. However, I also agree with our detractors to a certain extent: We ARE in deep trouble and I seriously doubt the current woke crowd would even sacrifice their iPhones for America, much less their lives.
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  81. My wife is a prosecutor for the state in which we live in the USA. She freaks out every time I find and record a number station, like some government agency will be offended that I'm using my $40 shortwave pocket radio to bring down their empire. Explanations are useless.
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  82. I think you did a great job clarifying some of the common misunderstandings about the Woodpecker receiving antenna. Too bad we don't have detailed imagery of the transmitter, but much of that info may still be classified in one way or another. I've always wanted to visit the exclusion zone and see the big antenna, as well as Chernobyl itself. I think the antenna is amazing. Sadly, it looks like I may never get an opportunity due to regional instability.
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  83. I grew up in the 1950s & 1960s. My grandfather was a salesman for a company that made molded plywood for furniture. During the summers he would take my grandmother and me on the road with him. We stayed in every Howard Johnson hotel from Virginia to Alabama. I loved it, too! At the end of each day, my grandfather would reward my good behavior with a "ride" on the Magic Fingers bed. He'd drop in the quarters, say ready-set-go!, then press the starter button... and I was allowed to act crazy for the next five minutes. My grandparents have been gone for fifty years, but many happy memories survive, of which Magic Fingers is one.
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  84. Born in the year of Sputnik, I grew up with the space program. Apollo was discussed in school every day for two years prior to the moon landing. The White House and NASA propaganda was hot & heavy at that time. Although I was a top science student and the NASA liaison for my school, I NEVER remember hearing of von Braun until well after the Apollo program had ended. His name just didn't come up very often because the focus was on the astronauts, the mission and the science. In addition, we were taught that absolutely no astronauts drank alcohol, smoked tobacco or participated in promiscuous activity. In other words, the message was always tightly controlled and von Braun was kept almost as invisible as Soviet Chief Designer Sergei Korolev.
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  85. I would feel sorry for Bud Light, but I'm very fratty and out of touch.
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  86. Dana & Bill... Blink three times if you're being held against your will.
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  87. The WMYB radio station you're showing was in my hometown Myrtle Beach, South Carolina USA. We were and still are a popular seaside resort. At the time of this photo, we had a population of maybe 4,000 people. WMYB consisted of two announcers and an engineer who also served on air. They were a classic, all purpose local station playing popular AM songs with lots of local news and programming... something for everyone! Eventually the station was overwhelmed by the mega FM outfits and had to shut down and was razed. A very respected Orthodox Jewish school sits there now. However, there are many of us local seniors who remember our beloved WMYB. Thanks for reviving a great memory!
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  88. Thank you for your vigilance! I live in coastal South Carolina about 760 miles north of Havana. During the Cold War I could receive crystal clear "transmitter next door" quality transmissions of Radio Havana and Radio Moscow both day and night. HM01 was solid as well. That was great for me because the Brezhnev and Castro governments always produced world class communist shortwave propaganda. It was always entertaining and technically excellent. All that ended with the implosion of the Soviet Union. The money stopped flowing and the broadcast quality went down quickly. The Radio Havana English language broadcast that used to be so clear on even a pocket radio now is barely audible at night. HM01 is still there, but not as strong as I remember. It takes a lot of money to operate and maintain these broadcast locations and Cuba simply doesn't have it right now.
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  89. Sometimes things just go wrong. You might think you've anticipated every possible issue, then something like this happens.
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  90. I'm a lifelong conservative South Carolina native. Nancy Mace is becoming more embarrassing every day. Thank God she's NOT my Congressional Representative.
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  91. I hold an undergrad and two masters degrees from prestigious schools. I never took a loan & paid as I went. Would I do it again? NO WAY! I would have gone into the business world and become successful like my father and all the high-school-only men in my family. All did well without college and led very respectable lives.
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  92. Past his "sell by" date? Not hardly. He's still got PLENTY of selling out left to do.
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  93. She should sue the university.
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  94. My mother was a civil service employee at Myrtle Beach AFB hospital in South Carolina. The Air Force was heavily involved in community activities and USAF officers often visited our school, always with ultra cool stuff in hand. One day in June 1969 a Minuteman arrived in Myrtle Beach to "show the colors" in our annual Sun Fun parade. I was the alpha science geek in my sixth grade class, so my mother asked the Base Commander if I could visit the Minuteman in the hangar where they were storing it and he agreed. Boy howdy did he agree! The next day I was instructed to wait in my Scout uniform on the front steps of the base hospital for further instructions. At the appointed time, two APs pulled up in a VIP vehicle, got out, saluted tiny little me and said, "Sir, we have orders to escort you to the Minuteman missile." They loaded me in the car, drove me to the hangar and let me play on the Minuteman for fifteen minutes. It was beyond awesome! In hindsight, I'm sure the missile was completely inert and almost certainly a public relations parade item, but on that June day in 1969 I felt like I was king of the planet... and the United States Air Force nade a friend for life.
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  95. There are two conservative talk format FM radio stations where I live in the USA. The dominant of the two stations, operated by humans all day, runs flawlessly 24/7 and pulls in impressive advertising revenues. The other is primarily robotic and often goes haywire at night and on the weekends. Sometimes it goes dark and stays off for hours. Sometimes it plays two adverts or programs simultaneously, which is incredibly hard to tolerate more than a few seconds. I know one thing: I'd rather be the sales manager for the first station than the second.
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  96. Fascinating story. I have known a few spooks over the years. Most of them act like normal people. Sometimes they're a little TOO normal, like they've practiced being that way.
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  97. I'm a lifelong conservative South Carolina native. I don't know anyone who plans to vote for our former Gov. Nikki Haley.
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  98. I looked at the Royal Tiger listings for Lugers. Every one of them is an oddball... in a good way. I wouldn't think of any of them as a refined collectible. However, they do have a lot of "Mosin charm." The fun in owning one comes from curating its history and imagining the hands that it passed through on its way to yours. The fact that the Luger in this video served in four different armies is quite remarkable. When I look at my 1944 Mosin carbine, I find myself asking it, "Where have you been? What did you do? Did you get your owner through the war safely?"
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  99. All the people interviewed appear to have one thing in common: They don't work for a living.
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  100. So much for the confidentiality of the grand jury process.
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  101. I'm a retired pastor and I also served as a police chaplain for much if that time. Like many young Americans, I worked in fast food before going to college. As a pastor, I led a lot of wedding services over 44 years. A few couples had the money to throw a big party, but most were ordinary folks who would have been thrilled to have a $200 McDonald's catered wedding. The same goes for police officers: they already like McDonald's because they can always get a free cup of coffee there and they already know the menu because they grew up eating Happy Meals, too. If this idea makes it to the USA, I think it'll work well. After all, the most important thing at any wedding is love, not the price of the food.
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  102. Does anyone know when the funny part begins?
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  103. Hitler's prison "cell" looks much nicer than my graduate school apartment.
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  104. I'm one year ahead of you. You're absolutely right.
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  105. Probably bored. Most messages are something like, "Don't forget that Friday is Igor's birthday."
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  106. I was in college during the mid 1970s CB radio craze in America. For about a year, EVERYBODY had a CB radio in their car. It was a great time to be alive... and we had only 21 channels back then, too.
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  107. Nothing is going to happen to Hunter. The fix is in. He's perfectly safe.
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  108. Admiral Kirby finds himself in a difficult position: As a man of honor, having to lie on behalf of dishonest politicians is tearing him up. You can see it in his face.
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  109. He'll wake up one morning and all his Superbowl rings will be gone... probably in next week's episode.
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  110. Word to consumers: When merchandise is shoplifted, the cost of that loss is factored into the price you pay. The more that gets stolen, the more YOU pay. Shoplifting is not a victimless crime!
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  111. I visited the Obersalzburg area in 1972 with other teens from The Citadel Military Camp. We were traveling under the auspices of the US Army with an emphasis on WWII military activity. The "Hitler places" were off limits at that time because Austria had not yet turned them into tourist spots, but the area was absolutely beautiful and the people were very nice. Although I'm Christian, I was traveling with Jewish friends who lovingly made me aware of the absolute evil that lurked there only thirty years earlier.
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  112. This woman is very flexible in her convictions.
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  113. At age 65, I hold a bachelor degree and two masters degrees from big name schools. None of them have a darned thing to do with how I make my living in commercial real estate. If I had it to do over again, I would forego college and go straight into construction and sales. Academia has become at best a joke; at worst, it's a cesspool.
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  114. I have a modest proposal: Ben & Jerry's should force all of their evil capitalist stockholders to give all of their personally owned real property to the native Americans. Since the stockholders made obscene profits using the land, they should give back all their money... including interest. Even better, BJ should simply hand over their entire company along with their parent company Unilever. Get it all done in one fell swoop and THEN they will have the justice they seek.
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  115. Boris YELTSIN??? Back from the grave to stand up for Ukraine. It's a miracle!
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  116. I've really enjoyed this circular listening station series. I'm also amazed that I knew nothing about this, even though I've been an avid radio listener for six decades. I was born in the 1950s and grew up in Cold War America, five miles from a US Air Force Base. I knew plenty of guys in the military, both officers and enlisted personnel, who had been to war or had worked in intelligence of some kind. In discussions about communications, these antennas were never mentioned. I think one big reason may be that the people chosen to do those jobs are very loyal to their oaths of secrecy until death.
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  117. Those poor UAW members actually think they'll have jobs building electric cars in ten years. Really? I'm not aware of a union plant building successful electric cars anywhere in the world. Why would EV builders hire union workers, thus driving their production costs even higher?
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  118. Fortunately for Mr. Lieberman, cognitive tests are not required for retired senators.
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  119. If his wife let him own a truck and some decent power tools, he'd probably be an ok guy.
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  120. Spartacus is hiding in a bomb shelter? Hiding? Why, Spartacus? Why???
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  121. I'm an avid outdoorsman and I've been hunting for 55 years, but I would never do this.
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  122. Thanks again for more great number station info. Can't get enough! I would add that I've really enjoyed the "substitute" antenna drone videos. Some of the footage is quite impressive. As I don't like being in high places, I find the views to be very interesting... something I'll never see in person. Since the number stations typically broadcast from clandestine locations anyway, it's nice to watch "antenna candy" while listening to the spooks.
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  123. Our Secretary of Transportation has missed his calling. With his ability to deceive and deflect, he should have gone into time-share sales.
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  124. I never bought into the dead hand theory. Nobody's that crazy, not even the Soviets. I always assumed The Buzzer was some sort of "reference tone." The Soviet RADIO magazine graphics are really cool. I hope you'll still share your own antenna images. Thanks.
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  125. I'm a lifelong, conservative South Carolinian and I'm older than Ms. Haley. I don't know ANYBODY who would support her as a Presidential candidate. However, I DO know a lot of folks who are glad she's not in South Carolina anymore.
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  126. Who is Kara Swisher?
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  127. When I first saw the German graves, I wondered why their loved ones made no effort to bring them home to Germany after the war. I would certainly try to bring my three relatives home. Then it occurred to me that their loved ones probably died in the war, too. That makes the whole thing even more poignant. It was a tragic war.
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  128. The Bud Light execs really don't get it
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  129. Mr. Jones was reporting from my hometown Myrtle Beach and I missed him. Darn it! A selfie with LJ would be very cool. He's a great guy and a big plus for Fox News.
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  130. As a United Methodist pastor for forty-four years, I have been blessed and honored to know and serve many WWII fighters. I've also had the sad duty to lay many to rest. Having been raised in a Navy family, I always enjoyed hearing the sailors tell their stories. A common thread in all their accounts was the fear of submarines. They said it was like being at home in the dark, knowing that someone else is in your house with a weapon, but you don't know where they are. God bless all those brave young men. They saved our freedom at great personal expense.
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  131. In red state South Carolina, we move them out quickly. VERY quickly.
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  132. As usual, your drone work is excellent. Thanks!
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  133. I don't understand. Philadelphia has perhaps the strongest gun laws in the USA. Don't super-strict gun laws make gun crimes disappear?
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  134. I remember listening on my Transoceanic tube powered shortwave radio when I was a child. I thought it was the sound of helicopter radio transmissions from our soldiers in Vietnam. It's amazing what children can imagine.
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  135. It's like Woodstock... but without the great music.
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  136. As a "sanctuary" state, isn't this what New Yorkers voted for? They should celebrate, not protest. They're getting exactly what they wanted.
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  137. I have a friend who went to high school with Mr. Quaid in Houston. He says Dennis was smart and popular throughout the school... basically an all-around good guy who was a friend to all.
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  138. Everybody loves to be Santa Claus... as long as they're being Santa Claus with someone else's money.
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  139. Incompetent? HMO1 is my favorite! I live on the American east coast. You can pick it up on a pocket radio. If you're a SDR user, the best reception is on a receiver in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. I find it interesting that it's easier to receive HMO1 in the northeast USA than it in south Florida, which is only 100 miles from Havana.
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  140. I rode on the hovercraft from Dover to Calais in 1973. I was a teenager who grew up on the Atlantic Ocean, so it was a huge thrill for me, especially when we left the channel and flew over land to the terminal. Too bad they're gone, but the operating and maintenance costs must have been horrendous.
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  141. Very interesting. Where I live in the USA, the police channels are encrypted, but the fire channels are not. It's fairly easy to access some fire channels through Internet scanner sites. If I hear a lot of sirens in the distance, I'll click the link and find out what's happening. I live in a large seaside resort community, so fire/rescue can be very entertaining during the summer, as drunk people tend to exercise poor judgement.
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  142. How do the "Just Stop Oil" people think their cocaine gets here?
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  143. I wear a full-body, 27 inch thick life jacket. I look like an orange version of that giant marshmallow man in Ghostbusters. Now I'm fully protected from any form of water except humidity, of course. Fortunately, I have a new suit on order that contains four industrial dehumidifiers. The suit weighs 860 lbs. so I can't leave my house, but I'm fully protected... and that's what matters most!
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  144. It must be tough for a man like Adm. Kirby, who has spent his entire career trying to be honest and forthright, to be put in a position in which he is forced to lie for people who aren't even worthy of tying his shoes. You can see the anxiety in his face, not because of Peter Doocy's confrontation, but because he's doing something that he knows is wrong. What a dilemma!
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  145. I've always thought the Lockheed Constellation was one of the best looking propeller driven airplanes ever made. To me, its lines look more like Antonov than an American make. It's interesting that it was chosen as a transmitter aircraft. Thanks for the info!
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  146. This man speaks with great wisdom.
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  147. I predict Mr. Baldwin will beat the charges because he's a celebrity. However it will cost him a ton of money to do it. After that, his career will grow to resemble that of Robert Blake.
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  148. I think the Starship launch was a reasonably successful launch, making it to 39 miles before exploding. It would have been good to make it to the internded partial orbit, but it did better than the early Falcon rockets. SpaceX says there are 1,000 ways for a launch to fail, but only one way for it to go bad.
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  149. It sounds like you were being played by one person who decided to have some fun at your expense. By the way, Sir Alec Guinness is the real George Smiley. Gary Oldman did well, but Guinness made you feel the Cold War malaise that was Britain during that era. Thanks!
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  150. Mr. Blinken... Will our troops be protected now the same way they were protected during the Afghanistan withdrawal?
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  151. Is this an April Fool's joke?
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  152. This is one of the most impressive examples of photogrammetry I've ever seen. Excellent work!
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  153. I wonder where these people are getting their "Palestinian" gear? Somebody out there is making a killing on protest supplies sales.
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  154. Great guy!
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  155. Isn't this what the citizens of Oakland voted for? They should celebrate!
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  156. It's so wonderful to hear a man with my accent speaking with great wisdom. His arguments are logical and unassailable. Louisiana has a lot to be proud of.
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  157. I'm no fan of Sean Penn, but I think his words are heartfelt and have merit. Although he is a skilled actor, I don't think he was bluffing this time. He was so overwhelmed with emotion that he could only speak what he believed to be true. Kudos to both Hannity and Penn for setting aside their differences long enough to get to the truth of the matter.
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  158. What's with the "mark of the beast" on his forehead?
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  159. Impressive police work. Good training.
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  160. Very interesting presentation. There's nothing like going outside and testing one's theories. Of course, that's easy for me to say because where I live it rarely falls below freezing and it never snows. It takes real commitment to do what you do. I follow North Korea news daily. If their last payload ever actually worked, I'm sure it didn't last long. The North Koreans are talented thieves but they are weak innovators.
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  161. Like the Corleone family, Iran uses a lot of "buffers." That makes it hard to catch them red-handed.
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  162. The close up drone footage of the windmill hub was most impressive. Thanks for sharing!
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  163. I had never heard about this explosion before today. What a horrific event. I grew up in a small town of only a few thousand people. I can only imagine the devastation if it would have happened to us. Thank you for listing the names of the casualties.
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  164. See you at the South Carolina primary, Mr. President. You'll be amazed by the depth of our support.
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  165. I'm a South Carolina native. I've voted in seven presidential elections. I don't know ANYone who plans to vote for Nikki Haley.
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  166. Beautiful drone work on this one. We have a similar situation where I live in the USA. The railroad is "officially" open, but I haven't actually seen a train on it for over a decade. The tracks are rusted and covered with weeds. Oddly, there IS a locomotive sitting on a track, but there is no additional track on either end, so it's a train with literally nowhere to go.
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  167. Thanks for update on the hijacked ship. I found your explanation of ship registries to be fascinating. I already knew it was a gigantuc shell game, but I'm appalled that the system is mainly designed to absolve billionaire ship owners of any responsibility to the public. I can't drive my car down the highway without insurance. Why shouldn't they be responsible citizens as well?
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  168. I've seen YouTube videos of ham operators tapping into the antenna. Although I'm not a ham myself, I've heard that it's a thrill to transmit to your radio buddies from one of the baddest antennas on the planet.
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  169. Very interesting. Although I'm a lifelong Methodist, I never realized that the city was named after Bishop Asbury or that Methodist businessmen were the prime movers. I only knew about the city from Springsteen records and an excellent bootleg recording from the Stone Pony. Thanks for sharing!
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  170. I think Hunter should use the Beavis & Butthead defense: "It was those other guys."
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  171. This is interesting. The criminals are afraid to do these terrible things in South Carolina where I live. Why aren't the criminals afraid in St. Paul?
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  172. I'll be interested to see who the offender might be. I know one thing: If the person is "connected," there's a high probability that we will never learn the truth.
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  173. I advocate for skipping the New York Times. (Just kidding. I skipped the NYT almost forty years ago. Somehow I've managed to get by without it.)
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  174. Here is one very fine man. Thanks, Gary, for all you do!
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  175. Hunter says, "Don't look at me. I keep mine upstairs in the family quarters!"
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  176. A real man wouldn't pull the fire alarm. A real man wouldn't lie about his actions.
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  177. It's so good to see my representative Congressman Russell Fry on camera. Russell is a good guy and an excellent courtroom attorney. He may be new to Capitol Hill, but he's not new to the game. I'm confident he will make the bad guys accountable.
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  178. While Mr. Doocy was interviewing that man, the Marine Band was playing the Liberty Bell March... the same tune used for the intro of the Monty Python show. Excellent choice!!!
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  179. Never, never forget.😥
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  180. Backwards smoke at 5:40? Must be a SUPER secret police tetra thingy.
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  181. Thanks for the notification. I thought I was having a "senior moment."
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  182. My wife and I were sitting in the airport in Atlanta forty years ago when she noticed the tattoo on the arm of the little old lady sitting next to us. I still remember the sense of alarm I felt when I saw it. My wife and I were both United Methodist clergy at that time and we had just completed a course with nazi-hunter Dr. Robert Herzstein, the man who brought down war criminal and UN Secretary Kurt Waldheim. Although it is beneficial to study The Holocaust in an academic setting, there is nothing quite like standing in the presence of a fellow human being who encountered evil on an unimaginable scale, yet managed to survive.
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  183. It wasn't a Japanese general who said that. It was Japanese Admiral Yamamoto, the architect of the Pearl Harbor attack.
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  184. South Carolina loves Tim Scott. Keep up the good work, Senator!
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  185. Too expensive. Not a budget setup.
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  186. Come on, guys. Nine is almost exactly the same as seven, right. The only time numerical accuracy matters is when the $5M cash transfers are coming in from central Europe.
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  187. Ms. Haley will do about as well in the Republican primaries as Kamala Harris did in the Democratic primaries.
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  188. In South Carolina where I live, your weather man could have protected himself.
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  189. Great video! Id be interested in learning how radio is being used right now in the Ukraine and Israel conflicts. The new buzzers story was interesting, but we need more!
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  190. Same here. It smelled like cosmoline and industrial rubber.
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  191. Gary Sinise was my favorite actor long before Forrest Gump. Now he's my favorite human being. He COULD stay home snorting cocaine like the rest of the Hollywood crowd, but he's out there taking care of the men and women who risked (and sometimes lost) their lives to preserve American freedom. I thank the good Lord that we have men like Gary Sinise standing in the gap. He's s good man!
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  192. That would be awesome! Hopefully, she'll spend all of Harry's money in the process.
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  193. Thankfully, he never knew what hit him.
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  194. The Florida governor's alleged "book ban" has nothing to do with the Florida teacher shortage. Here's the reality: So many families are leaving sick & violent states like California and New York and are moving to Florida that their new home state cannot hire teachers quick enough. Although the number of teachers in Florida is growing, the demand is growing even faster.
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  195. Sorry to have to point this out, but 33.5 knots is the same as 38.55 mph. It is definitely NOT 62 mph or anything close to that. It would take a phenomenally huge power plant to make a ship that large go that fast, not to mention the unreal stress on the hull.
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  196. Russell Fry is my congressman. He's doing a great job for us!
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  197. Nikki Haley was my governor for a couple of years before she hauled tail to the United Nations ambassadorship... the easiest job in the world. I don't know anyone in the conservative community who takes her seriously. You shouldn't either.
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  198. Where's Bob Woodward saying, "This is as big as Watergate?"
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  199. It fills me with anger whenever I see a photo of Goebbels, Magda and the beautiful, innocent children they murdered. Of all Goebbels' evil acts, none are more narcissistic and morally bankrupt than what he and Magda did to those kids in the bunker.
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  200. Vivek is beginning to make a lot of sense. I was skeptical at first, but he's got a lot going for him.
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  201. Very interesting story. Maybe the plane just lost electrical systems and crashed. Regarding the personnel list, that's a whole lotta captains and colonels in one place (other than the officers club), especially to be riding in a cargo plane.
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  202. What a dope! NOBODY, not even adults, should be drinking that stuff.
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  203. This thing is turning into Godfather Part IV.
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  204. Which job is worse: Kamala's speech writer or Miranda's wardrobe coordinator?
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  205. Other than her accurate description of the horrendous & tragic situation in San Francisco, the most interesting thing about this video is the wedding photo session taking place in the left background.
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  206. Comedian Harry Anderson's Life Rule #3: Never go to bed with a woman whose problems are greater than your own. (I assume that wise women have a similar rule.)
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  207. Mr. Greene's office buildings are decorated in the 'Field of Dreams' motif.
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  208. Chinese batteries for Ford? So sad to learn this. Also, Ziggy doesn't look very practical unless you have hundreds of them in a parking garage and they charge the cars VERY quickly. Otherwise, there will be huge bottlenecks and lots of frustration.
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  209. A friend of mine was an American researcher for a company in Heidelberg, West Germany in the late 1970s. Albert Speer came to speak at the University in support of his book "Inside the Third Reich." My friend attended. Although WWII had ended more than thirty years earlier and Speer had been a free man for a decade, the Heidelberg University students angrily shouted him off the stage. It might not have been a surprise had they been shouting, "Nazi, Nazi, Nazi," but instead they were shouting "Versager! Versager! Versager!" (Failure! Failure! Failure!) My friend said that's when he realized he didn't understand the German people nearly as well as he had previously thought.
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  210. Blue Origin is not in the space exploration business. Blue Origin is in the grant acquisition business. The money is huge and they don't have to actually produce anything. It's a great business plan!
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  211. In American football we have a play called a "Hail Mary" in which the team on offense throws the ball downfield in desperation, hoping that one of their receivers will catch it, score and win the game. It's a low-percentage move, but our football history and real-life histories are filled with glorious tales of "Hail Mary" victories. The B-29 is one of those stories. It's a miracle that it worked well enough to deliver two a-bombs to the Land of the Rising Sun... but it did!
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  212. Why are Chicagoans angry? Isn't this what they voted for? They should celebrate!
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  213. Although I understand why licensing of radios and television sets was implemented in the UK, the whole idea of pay radio sounds strange to those of use who grew up in America. The rule of thumb here is that if it's coming through your airspace, then you're free to listen... unless, of course, you're using equipment designed to illicitly decode secure government, military or financial communications. You can get in a lot of trouble for doing that and rightfully so.
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  214. These profilers are never correct.
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  215. There is no rational reason to believe that anything this man is saying is true.
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  216. I'm not a Constitutional law expert, but can Stacey Abrams serve as Georgia governor AND United Earth President at the same time?
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  217. You can tell it's the French number station because every transmission begins with the words "We surrender!"
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  218. A nuclear jet engine? What could possibly go wrong?
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  219. Great interview!
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  220. Indeed!
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  221. I don't see a problem. I ALWAYS store millions of dollars of cash and gold in my closet. Who doesn't???
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  222. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. 🤣
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  223. Fauci's explanation sounds as convoluted as a 16 boy's explanation about how the family car has a big dent in the fender.
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  224.  @MrZlocktar  Excellent analysis. Thanks!
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  225. I'm in coastal South Carolina. I haven't found any pirate stations yet in that range, but I'll start looking.
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  226. Although the actual M-C rifle is safely packed away, an identical example of the weapon is in the museum at the FBI headquarters. It's a very ordinary looking vintage infantry rifle, but obviously quite lethal in the hands of a well-trained serviceman.
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  227. I'm glad to see that the Russians still have the same "pride of place" that they did during the Soviet era. Nothing says "welcome to our community" quite as well as a stripped, abandoned car.
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  228. Great job. That intro was most impressive. Very artistic, creative and fun. One question: Do your eyes always glow in the dark or was that done exclusively for this episode? 🤣🤣🤣
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  229. It's interesting to see the Skylab story from an Australian perspective. I was in college in the USA at the time and saw very little coverage of the story, even though I had an active interest in the space program.
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  230. May God bless this man.
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  231. I live in "hurricane alley" in the southeast USA. I've worked on several faith-based disaster recovery teams after hurricanes or tornadoes knocked out all communications. In every situation, the ham radio guys just showed up with their gear and set up emergency voice and data networks. Nobody had to tell them to do it. They live "on standby."
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  232. It happens. They're not making hamsters as good as when I was young.
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  233. Revealing episode. I never knew about this. Thanks. Although not as architecturally magnificent as the Duga receiver, this antenna appears to be equally large and sophisticated, with the difference being that HAARP is configured horizontally instead of vertically. What an interesting array.
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  234. Another good video. Spy radio is always interesting. Inspired by your great flight videos, I bought a DJI Mini 3 Pro this week. I already know the first antenna I want to circumnavigate. Can't wait!
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  235. Good one!
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  236. It flew directly over my neighborhood in Myrtle Beach. The missile detonations shook my house! It was cool watching the pieces come down.
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  237. Great story! Thank you for keeping America safe and strong.
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  238. I disagree. She doesn't say the same word over and over. She clearly cackles between each word. That makes it different.
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  239. I don't know about Britain... but in the USA, signed non-disclosure agreements are worth less than the paper they're printed on.
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  240. Very interesting presentation. The Russian TT remains a formidable weapon. I find it interesting that both the TT, derived from the Browning 1905, and the western (Browning) Model 1911 have been in service for a century and both remain effective combat weapons. Of course, the Tu-95, the B-52 and the C-130 are still flying, even though all three are as old as the hills.
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  241. The greatest military industrial boondoggle of all time. The SLS isn't a space program. It's a jobs program, nothing more. I just hope no one gets killed.
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  242. I've noticed the price drop at my local Myrtle Beach SC Lowe's, even though we have a tremendous amount of new home construction underway. That's good news because I can get back to work on my gazebo project.
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  243. The "innocent civilian weather balloon" flew directly over my house in Myrtle Beach ten minutes before USAF shot it down. I watched the pieces fall into the ocean. It could have dumped fuel, radioactive technology, biological agents, etc. right on top of me. I don't like that.
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  244. Don't laugh. It's the only fun Mormons are allowed to have. (Just kidding. Mormons are good people.)
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  245. American tanks in WWII didn't hurt anyone who didn't have it coming. It's all relative.
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  246. Liar.
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  247. Agreed. Clear ballistic gel probably would have worked better.
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  248. Excellent information, Mark. With all the sonar searches for the mythical Loch Ness Monster, you'd think that every square meter of the lake floor would be known.
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  249. Regardless of his political affiliations, this is a smart man who knows the score. It must be very frustrating for him to see the level of mismanagement in his old department at Homeland Security.
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  250. More number stations? Can't get enough. Thanks!
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  251. Very powerful ending. Thanks for the reminder.
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  252. It would have made a great photo opportunity to stand with one of our Vietnam war fighters and smile for five minutes. It's not hard. Who doesn't have five minutes for a real war hero? I'd be honored to spend time with a living Medal of Honor recipient. Thus far, I've only visited them at our national cemeteries.
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  253. Geraldo... Mayor Pete WAS at the airport. Unfortunately, the airport was in Portugal, but it was undeniably an airport.
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  254. Great guy. I know a lot of people just like him in South Carolina. Farmers rule!
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  255. Great video. Solid research and impressive imagery. Keep 'em coming!
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  256. I'm glad we have a secured trunk system in the USA. I was a police chaplain for nine years before the system was implemented. The bad guys would monitor our radio traffic, then create diversions by phoning in false reports that would trick dispatchers into sending us on fake calls. In one situation , an officer and I almost got killed in an accident due to such a call. They can't do that with a trunk system.
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  257. Charles is one of my favorite financial analysts, but he's also a great humorist. His stories about people and the things that happen in daily life are hilarious. I'd pay real money to hear him speak for forty-five minutes.
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  258. I can't believe I hold an advanced degree from this institution.
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  259. You spend a lot of time at abandoned mines. I would be interested in seeing a video about how modern uranium mining is done. Any mining company that has seen your videos will know that you're not hostile to the industry.
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  260. The Japanese did NOT use kamikaze planes at Pearl Harbor. Kamikazes were not employed until the last months of the war in a final act of desperation to stop the rapidly encroaching Allied forces.
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  261. After all, who doesn't love a little Spy vs. Spy?
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  262. Great drone footage!.. although I share the same concern as several other viewers. If that counter is putting out a steady tone, it can't be good for human tissue. True, the overall dosage is low, but things add up over time.
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  263. I wonder how much electricity is used to power the transmitters under those antennas? It must be a huge amount.
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  264. Joey... You should do a story about Neuralink, the company that is developing technology to get disabled persons out of wheelchairs and back on their feet. There is a very real possibility it will work, not perfectly but enough to reestablish self-reliance. I realize it won't bring your legs back, but I'll bet you have a thousand brothers and sisters who could be walking again if the project works.
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  265. Do you see all that dust in your light beam? You're breathing it! 😮
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  266. I hope NYPD will check the ex-professor for guns.
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  267. I'm suspicious of a lot of the creepy social media stuff, too, but not all AI is evil. AI keeps your plane from crashing, removes your bad prostate, keeps your pharmacist from giving you improper prescriptions and powers robots that rescue hostages in war zones. Those things are pretty good and I hope that research continues.
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  268. Kamala was in Columbia? I'm a lifelong South Carolina native. I KNEW I felt an evil shift in The Force. Now I know why.
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  269. It's too bad that Hillary didn't read her victory speech in her "I ain't no ways tired" fake Black accent. That would have been REALLY impressive!
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  270. Good man there. Awesome baseball player, too. He batted.336 his senior year at Yale. Mighty good! I hope he mops the floor with Hairboy!
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  271. Fascinating story. I hope they make it work.
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  272. Where is Miss AOC's legislation to solve the border crisis? As the Princess of the Politburo, you'd think she'd have inside track to make it happen.
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  273. Did Czar Kerry get new plastic surgery?
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  274. Did they get the Jusse Smollett special?
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  275. Don't worry, Eric. Your father doesn't need to come to South Carolina. We're good to go.
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  276. I'm sure these nations just LOVE it when you take pictures of their embassies. 😮
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  277. I've really enjoyed this series. I'd like to look up a few on Google Earth. What would be the best search keywords?
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  278. Cool little tank! I'd love to have one on my farm. Seriously. It would be great for knocking down trees and pulling up stumps... a lot safer than using a tractor for those things. Plus, I'd bragging rights over all the other farmers in my area.
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  279.  @ThermoMan  It was illegal to listen to shortwave in the USA during WWII out of concern that Americans might be swayed by Axis propaganda. However, nobody turned in their pre-1942 consoles, many of which had shortwave bands. I've discussed this with radio mentors who lived through the war, most of whom listened to Lord Haw Haw and Axis Annie for laughs and nothing more.
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  280. ​ @studinthemaking I don't remember exactly. Probably around 1970. I believe they were on the Merv Griffin show because I remember them interacting with Merv's side man Arthur Treacher, who at that time had lost his edge. It was pretty sad.
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  281. I had the privilege of studying under historian Dr. Robert Herzstein in the mid 1980s. Also a Nazi hunter, Dr. Herzstein was responsible for United Nations Sec Gen Kurt Waldheim's fall from grace. One of the surprising things I learned from the professor was that Hitler was a remarkably normal, civilized person in social settings in places like the Berghof or Bayreuth. He wasn't the pervert as portrayed in Allied media. His relationship with Eva Braun was boringly normal and he loved little ones like the Goebbels children and this little girl in an ordinary, grandfatherly way. This is in no way a defense of Hitler. In fact, it makes him even more frightening. I personally am far less afraid of a man who is 100% wicked all the time than I am a man who is 98% evil and 2% charming. Those are the real monsters.
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  282. These young elitists you interviewed just don't get it. When they say "hate speech," it often means speech they hate to hear. They don't realize how much America dislikes them.
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  283. That's exactly what I thought. Bruce Dickinson!
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  284. I would guess that Hunter wasn't the only corrupt, addicted person on the Burisma board.
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  285. That's the first thing I thought. Israel is gearing up in a big way.
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  286. Pray tell, how did you convince the king to narrate this episode? I thought he was busy with the coronation. 😂
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  287. Ronald Reagan's home state was Illinois. He moved to California for work.
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  288. Malamute Mushers? There's a phrase you don't hear very often. 😂
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  289.  @fu3kMuhammad  Me too!
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  290. This series about circular listening posts has been excellent. I thought I knew a lot about radio, but I never knew about these. Thanks for being a good teacher!
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  291. Great video footage!
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  292. Jim Florio was worse.
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  293. This woman needs a better wig
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  294. Well said, Joey!
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  295. I really miss interval tones. Back in the day they were everywhere, especially during the Cold War.
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  296. How is this awesome? We did this in 1968 with Apollo 8... except Apollo 8 had people onboard. Artemis is a sham.
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  297. Send 50 gallons to the White House immediately!
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  298. Great story!
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  299. I have a few DPRK English language broadcasts in my collection, but I haven't heard a new one in a long time. They're getting slack with their press releases as well. Too bad, because they had some of the best propaganda since the Soviet Union. Nobody calls me a capitalist American running dog anymore. It makes me miss the good old cold war days.
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  300. I'm a lifelong South Carolina native, a senior citizen and very literate. I've seen everything you can imagine come through our state. I don't know ANYbody who is taking Nikki Haley seriously. She was a nothing governor who jumped ship the very minute President Trump waved an ambassadorship in her face. Tim Scott, on the other hand, is generating a lot of conversation. He speaks with the heart of a South Carolinian and he connects with a wide range of people from diverse perspectives. Although I'm sure most SC people will vote for Mr. Trump in the primary, a large portion will vote for Sen. Scott as well. My guess is that we'll be voting in November 2024 for Trump & Scott on the same ticket, which will be very popular in South Carolina.
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  301. How much do the boxes weigh? They look like they're empty.
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  302.  @mattpierre891  Thanks for the update!
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  303. When he gets out of juvenile lockup, he should be almost old enough to drive in the NASCAR midg€t car series. A star is born!
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  304. Charles is the best. He sees what is true and what is not.
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  305. I miss Cold War shortwave radio. It was amazing what you could hear.
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  306. INFLATION, not climate change, is bringing an end to summer vacation.
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  307. I grew up during the Vietnam era and, fortunately for me, missed being of draft age until our police action there came to an end. All the older brothers in my neighborhood who came back from Vietnam referred to the M-16 as the Mattel 16. The name was intended as a joke because the actual M-16 rifle was so awful in jungle conditions. My dad, a weapons expert, made it clear to me that Mattel didn't make real guns. Although some might argue that Mattel might be disavowing any weapons making activity now, I contend that Mattel would have been proud of their involvement at the time and would have made a big deal about it. Mattel LOVED that war. They were shoving toy guns at my generation at a fever pitch, getting us excited about going to a war on the other side of the planet. Kids like me who grew up target shooting and hunting thought the pro-war marketing bs was stupid, but I'm sure many young men bought the hype. Those were the guys who didn't do well.
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  308. Why do the Starship interior views show astronauts working, exercising and interacting in their pressurized space suits? Surely the suits are exchanged for more comfortable clothing at some point in the mission. Right?
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  309. The Trinity Site is definitely on my bucket list. The world changed forever when Prometheus (aka Oppenheimer) stole fire from Mt. Olympus.
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  310. Excellent analysis. Thanks!
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  311. Sounds like you need to drive to DC and get you one of those air tags. That will COMPLETELY solve your problem.
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  312. Where are these people going to go when the Chicago winter arrives? Nobody can sleep on the streets in below zero degree weather, especially when they grew up in countries where it is much warmer. What's the plan for them???
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  313. No new TV shows or movies? Fine with me.
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  314. Although the train wreck is a terrible thing, to call it "Chernobyl" is to be very inaccurate. The Ohio incident is about one one-millionth of the impact of the Chernobyl accident.
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  315. Very well-produced and informative.
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  316. I live on the South Carolina USA coast. The balloon hovered directly over my house. The US Air Force... the world's gold standard for air superiority... shot down the balloon directly in front of my house. The missile explosions shook my neighborhood. My neighbors and I cheered as we watched the pieces fall into the ocean. It was beautiful! One interesting thing: Included in the group of spectators on our corner were very nice people who may not be in the USA legally. One of the women, perhaps twenty years old and probably a DACA "dreamer," looked at me, smiled and said in a perfect South Carolina accent, "I don't think this country can take two more years of Joe Biden."
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  317. In case anyone is wondering, most South Carolinians are good people. This isn't one of them.
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  318. Charles is the best!
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  319. I've never been to North Korea, although my dad was in the Korean war. He has nothing positive to say about the communist government there. The feeling I get from watching video about the DPRK is that it might as well be on another planet. I can only imagine what it is like to live under subjugation and in fear every moment of your life.
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  320. Are there national registries of lost radioactive sources like this? I hope hospitals and industrial users are reporting these items when they go missing... and potentially fall into the hands of dangerous people.
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  321. I've had bad luck with several items like compressors & car battery chargers and the return process wasn't so great either. I think HF gets ripped off a lot by dishonest buyers who buy an item, use it three days, then take it back for a refund. To me, that's morally and ethically wrong, but HF accused me like everyone else. Hand tools are a different matter altogether. I have the complete line of hand wrenches and impact sockets and I think they're awesome. They fit perfectly and feel great. You're wasting your money if you buy those items anywhere else.
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  322. Another bad omen. There are many reasons to be concerned about the success of the SLS program.
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  323. You have to wonder why NASA bothered to do so many expensive modifications to Glenn's cheapo Ansco camera. Both Nikon and Canon made superb, same-size automatic rangefinders at that time. They would have made much better images at no significant cost increase.
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  324. Hustler? It's definitely a poor choice for a brand name.
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  325. Fascinating story. Thanks! Being a reasonably prudent person, I'm pretty sure I would NOT have walked out on the river that day. (By the way, Theodosia Burr Alston lived and was last seen boarding a boat where I live in coastal South Carolina. I grew up with her legend and, according to some, her ghost.)
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  326. Have you ever noticed that Harry does not resemble ANYbody in the royal family? Hmmm.
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  327. The snowflake in the black dress needs to go to another show. What a dope!
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  328. Hahahahahaha!!!!!!
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  329.  @Loucfr  You don't have to be an experienced psychologist to spot a liar. However, my forty years experience as a trained counselor helps. How about you?
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  330. Ed Rollins used to be an impressive individual.
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  331. May the Lord bring peace and wholeness to the land and people of Israel.
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  332. When I hear him trashing my home state, it makes me want to ignore anything else that he ever says. Persuasion doesn't begin with an insult.
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  333.  @RingwayManchester  I've heard about your type. 😁
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  334. Mika thinks she lives in a nice home, thanks to Joe, and she wants to keep living there. She also thinks if Joe loses his job, she'll have to find real work... for which she is obviously ill-prepared. Mika's main mission is to agree with Joe all day, every day.
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  335. Dr. May's doctorate is in the movement of interstellar dust. Radio telescopes were used. However, the specific testing devices were home made, like Dr. May's Red Special guitar.
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  336. Tips are taxable income. Why shouldn't waiters pay taxes?
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  337. That's a great strategy! Law enforcement officers love it when you give them the special hand sign. The errant suspect probably understands this now.
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  338. The SLS is NASA's all-time greatest boondoggle. The technology is old. The rocket is mostly expendable. It's 11 years overdue. Private companies can do better for much less money. What part of all that is a good thing?
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  339. I grew up in Murrells Inlet SC, one of Blackbeard's safe harbors. As children, we were always aware of his legend.
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  340. Horry County is proud of Russell Fry. He's doing a great job!
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  341. Very weak segment.
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  342. I coached fifth grade, 10/11 year old basketball at our local recreation center. At that age, many girls are often taller and physically stronger than boys. I had a girl at forward who could clear the lane consistently because she was our tallest player and threw a great elbow. Of course it would have all changed in high school, but girls play well at the younger age if they're well coordinated and sufficiently aggressive.
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  343. Hunter says, "Don't look at me! I keep mine upstairs in the family quarters."
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  344. The wedding disruption strategy wouldn't go well where I live in the southeast USA. We're armed! The anti-oil terror groups would run out of volunteers very quickly... by attrition.
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  345. I find it remarkable that several of these "historic" WWII weapons are still alive and well. There are Tokarevs, M1911s and P-38s being used by partisans right now, today. There are armories full of them. Unless these guns have been flooded or intentionally disabled, it is likely that they can be reconditioned and put into service almost immediately. If they're not working at the moment, parts are readily available. Some things are so well made that they simply don't give up.
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  346. Do these geniuses realize they would be annihilated by Hamas if they set one foot in Gaza?
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  347. Our White House Press Secretary should avoid playing poker. Her tells are way too obvious.
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  348. The balloon flew directly over my home in Myrtle Beach, then USAF shot it down five minutes later. It was thrilling, but it SHOULD have been shot down over the Bering Strait.
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  349. I wonder if the mailman knows that he's delivering radioactive devices? It's probably no big deal, but it would give me pause.
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  350. Where do you keep them? In a lead box?
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  351. As terrible as it sounds, I miss the Cold War in some ways. Shortwave radio was definitely more fun and (somehow) things felt safer than they do now.
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  352.  @caroldance169  Thanks, but I'm not smart enough to think that one up on my own. Look for a book by Robert D. Lupton called "Toxic Charity: How Churches and Charities Hurt Those They Help." I'm a retired United Methodist pastor and I watched churches and charities ruin the lives of the poor by creating charity addiction instead of developing meaningful ways of drawing people out of poverty and back into self-sufficient lives that make families stronger and give children hope for a better future.
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  353. Isn't it interesting that these cutbacks have a direct negative impact on illegal immigration enforcement and drug interdiction? The people who currently occupy the White House say our borders are secure and they've got the fentanyl under control. The deep cuts in our cutter force, the loss of 29 stations and the failure to meet recruitment goals tells me that DHS has priorities other than keeping our nation safe.
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  354. This is probably not the case, but the "stepping" sound is very much similar to that of a pulsar neutron star.
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  355. This is the first time I've heard of Ike's secret mission. Thanks for sharing. This mission was a little bit crazy when you think about it. He could have been killed by simple engine failure. I am reminded of Gen. Mark Clark's spy mission in North Africa, which took a lot of guts as well. (Interestingly, the uniform Clark was wearing when he was picked up by the submarine that night is preserved in the museum at The Citadel in Charleston SC where he was college President after his military career.) Sometimes we forget that men like Eisenhower, Clark and Patton were, first and foremost, true soldiers for whom ultimate victory was more important than personal safety. I've talked with enlisted personnel who served under all three and, to the man, they had the greatest respect (and loving devotion) for their generals. You have to wonder if that is still the case in today's "woke" Pentagon.
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  356. These monsters sound a lot like Hamas. Same modus operandi.
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  357. While watching, it occurred to me that these massive antennas must contain tons of steel, thus substantial recycling value. I would hope that someone took advantage of this. If nothing else, it would provide money and materiel to build new and better antennas.
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  358. There are many things upon which Mr. Kennedy and I disagree, but I have never doubted his integrity. I find it interesting that the ugliest attacks on his character are coming from the hard left. Apparently they don't like traitors... meaning anyone who disagrees with "the narrative."
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  359. I would buy one, but the zoom indicator in the center of the image is a deal-breaker. I would want the binoculars for doing nighttime art photography. The zoom indicator ruins the photos. Why would the makers design it that way???
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  360. I hope Vivek has a good security team. The FBI holds a grudge against anyone who questions their divine authority.
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  361. She forgot to duck and cover.
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  362. This is showing my age... but KJP reminds me of Sgt. Schultz on Hogan's Heroes: "I know nothing. I see nothing. I KNOW NOTHING!"
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  363. I thought the same thing. A color printed manual is most unusual. I have Leica camera manuals from the same era and they're all black & white. If the manual for Germany's best camera was B&W, it's surprising to see a color gun manual.
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  364. Starliner = Apollo 1
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  365. It wasn't shot down off Surfside Beach. It was shot down off Myrtle Beach, twenty miles to the north... and directly in front of my house!
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  366. Let's not forget that Mr. Pahlavi's father, the Shah of Iran, was also a brutal dictator who cared little about the security and well being of ordinary Iranians. The Pahlavi family is why we have the Imams in Iran today.
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  367. Perhaps fans are getting tired of third-rate music.
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  368. Gov. Christie appears to be a decent guy, but it's highly unlikely that he will receive many votes in the South. I'm in South Carolina and I don't know anyone likely to support Gov. Christie.
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  369. As comedian Chris Rock says: If the police have to come get you, they're probably bringing as a$$ beating with them.
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  370. Before knowing that authentic Ryobi rechargeable tools come only from Home Depot in my area, I bought a "new" Ryobi impact wrench from Big A. Upon arrival, it fell out the box in pieces with no factory wrapping, manuals or accessories. It definitely wasn't new, but it may well have been stolen. There are hundreds of similar sellers on that site, all of whom use the same verbiage snd imagery. I got a full refund and learned a valuable lesson. Buyer beware!
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  371. I remember when the RCA discs came out. They were really awful and paled in comparison to LaserDiscs, which were pretty good.
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  372. Another great episode! You KNOW we'll watch if you put the words "Russia" and "radar" in the headline, don't you? 😁
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  373. We don't have that problem in South Carolina. Nope.
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  374. C'mon, man. Everybody has a bad day sooner or later.
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  375. Just ordered a Baofeng UV-5R for $25. I'm a space enthusiast and I want to use it when watching International Space Station flybys. I don't have a ham license, so I won't be transmitting, but it will be fun to hear the ISS repeater in action. Granted, that's a very narrow use of the radio, but the low price is hard to ignore.
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  376. If you're not willing to defend yourselves, then I recommend you learn to speak Russian. There will come a point where American taxpayers will no longer be willing to underwrite your national defense (defence).
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  377. The shark attacks are not unprovoked. If you venture in the sharks' habitats, you might get bitten. I live in coastal South Carolina where alligators are common. I know better than to walk on the banks of ponds, lakes and rivers without paying careful attention. If a gator bit me, would it be an unprovoked attack? No. I stepped into the alligator's "living room" and it bit me for trespassing. If you want to live absolutely free of the threat of shark attacks, move to Nebraska.
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  378. I'm a lifelong conservative Republican and not particularly fond of Trump. However, this debate crew look like pomeranians howling at the moon.
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  379. Kennedy, why do you use the expression "thank God" when you have stated your belief in atheism?
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  380. Although you and I find the thought repugnant, I'm pretty sure plenty of people would gladly visit a Hitler grave/shrine if one existed, especially in light of the apparent rise in antisemitism sweeping across Europe and America right now.
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  381. Wow. Compared to the regular THG presentations, this one is a mess. Who can listen to this for an hour?
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  382. That's one of the most frightening aviation recordings I've ever heard. However, all those hours in the simulator really paid off here. Even though the pilot was seriously distressed, his training kicked in and got him home safely. I can only imagine how distressed the air traffic controllers were as well. Will the entire recording be made available, too? Thanks for sharing.
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  383. Lunchables also generate a lot of plastic per unit. Very little actually gets recycled. It's pretty shameful.
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  384. I would remind Richard that the largest players in the pork industry (Smithfield, for example) are controlled by China, therefore bacon prices CAN be manipulated to President Biden's favor, should his Chinese benefactors choose to do so.
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  385. Hey, Mark... Why don't you tell us how you REALLY feel?
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  386. All you have to do is let people know that you know them and their world. Genius!
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  387. God bless our LEO's on the border.
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  388. Great shooting. The Tokarev is quite a weapon.
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  389. Elon Musk, by his own admission, is an alien. He's from South Africa.
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  390. China did NOT steal our jobs and technology. We gladly handed both over to them.
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  391. It amazes me that someone thought irradiated water was a good idea.
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  392.  @RadioactiveDrew  Bayer made and sold radium pills. I've actually seen the bottle. How insane is that?
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  393. Democratic strategist... or Democratic shill? There's a difference.
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  394. It's refreshing to watch someone who shares my love of science & technology, my faith AND my accent. Keep up the good work!
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  395. The short fuselage makes it look very MiG-like. Interesting video. Thanks.
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  396. Stop embarrassing your family, Jesse.
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  397. Despite the evil that once lurked there, it's an impressive structure. I'm thankful that it is now being used for good things.
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  398. Unacceptable.
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  399. How do those protesters make money for food & shelter?
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  400. I had two high school friends who owned them. Both cars were problematic. In hindsight, they remind me of the Lada. Not good.
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  401. Wow, Kennedy. You ARE getting old. Dave Grohl and Krist Novaselic practically paid your salary at MTV for two years.
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  402. I'm a commercial real estate agent in a booming resort market. Many occupancies are doing well, but this ain't one of them. The first question I ask any retail customer is "Do you sell something that Amazon does not?" It's crazy to base a business plan on any mall, save a few mega-malls. This guy is doomed.
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  403. Don't forget the tiny titmouse.
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  404. Interesting as always. Thanks!
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  405. This raises big questions about the legitimacy of crypto and its developers. In cases like this, crypto is practically a license to steal. Eventually, little pirates like this guy will rip-off the wrong people... the ones who prefer not to go to court... and they'll pay a high price for their sins.
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  406. ​ @biggsmika 😂😂😂
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  407. KJP should never, ever play poker.
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  408. The Nazis didn't like comedians either.
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  409. That's really impressive. My compliments to the Loadmaster!
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  410. I was raised in a conservative, religious family. I would like to think I would never behave that way... but I also have no idea what it's like to be a twenty-one year old multi-millionaire. I'm thankful that Oscar survived it.
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  411. Sammy is 158 in mobster years.
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  412. Although I'm pro military and pro nuclear, when I see millions of dollars worth of nuclear war technology on display (and knowing that these examples are just tips of the iceberg), I can't help but be reminded of President Eisenhower's warning regarding the "military industrial complex."
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  413. It was a fascinating aircraft and an incredibly important step forward in lifting body vehicles in air and space.
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  414. Don't hold your breath, Chief. The Unilever corporation is not your friend.
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  415. Wouldn't it be awesome if someone figured out a way to re-use rockets over and over instead of wasting billions on single-launch disposable rockets? They could launch the rockets, then fly them back to Earth or land them on a barge in the ocean. That would save US taxpayers a lot of money by developing a sustainable, economical space program. Nah... nothing like that will ever be possible.
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  416. Steam locomotives are amazing machines. If well maintained, they will go on forever.
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  417. KJP has learned to read much better than when she began her job. Who knows? One day she might almost sound honest. Nah....
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  418. Easy solution: Drug test everyone who was in the White House that day.
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  419. Ron DeSantis graduated from Yale AND Harvard. It shows... and smells.
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  420. Those kiosks have zero chance of survival on America's streets.
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  421. Other than downing an extra large bucket of KFC in one sitting, I can't think of anything that Chris Christie does well. Can you?
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  422. I'm a South Carolinian. That was embarrassing. Apparently she also believes space aliens are real.
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  423. VHS = 2 hours. Can hold a full movie. Beta = 1.5 hours. Can't hold a full movie. VHS wins!
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  424. This video would be a LOT more intense if the thief tried that where I live. We don't use sticks in South Carolina.
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  425. The balloon flew directly over my house in Myrtle Beach ten minutes before USAF shot it down. It was rather uncomfortable to know that my President allowed that to happen. I thought he was supposed to protect us.
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  426. This guy CAN'T be Kamala's writer. He's way too sharp.
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  427. The XB-70 crash sent emotional shock waves through my fourth grade science club. This was one of the super-planes that hailed the future. How could it crash? I realize that all experimental aviation is dangerous, but this accident was preventable.
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  428. The bodies may not be those of Hitler and Eva Braun, but I find it hard to believe that any effective conspiracy or escape plan could have been carried out so late in the battle for Berlin. Communications, transportation and command structure were practically non-existent.
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  429. Thank you, sir, for my freedom. I shall use it wisely so your sacrifices will never be in vain. God bless America!
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  430. Yeah... We had a lot of buffers. (Willie Cicci testifying before the Senate hearing in the Godfather.)
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  431. Who is this woman and how is she an expert? She falls for every leading question.
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  432. Was Tupolev really the "father" of Soviet aviation? Mikoyan and Antonov seem to be of equal stature to me.
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  433. I've never heard of these circular antennas before. What a fascinating design. When I first saw the photos, I thought "Duga UK" or the "British-American Woodpecker." From a distance, these antennas bear a strong resemblance to everybody's favorite huge antenna in Ukraine.
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  434. Another great episode. Thanks!
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  435. Bob Roberts.
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  436. It would look awesome on my farm. It would make a great tent.
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  437. I live in the USA, so I'm not familiar with amateur radio operators in the UK. However, the operators I know here would be irritated by this. They take pride in their networks, especially during times of natural disaster when they become essential personnel, and they would make a great effort to find the offenders and hand them over to the Federal Communications Commission.
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  438. I'm no prude, but I think television could use a little less vulgarity. I think writers use profanity to compensate for their poor writing skills.
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  439. I'm glad I live FAR away from this place. How in the world was this allowed to happen!
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  440. The military industrial complex has never had it so good. Massive fortunes are being made. Ike was right!
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  441. Here's an idea for a new food group: Soylent Green!
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  442. Let me remind you that Don had a lovely dinner.
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  443. The Pillsbury Dough PERSON???
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  444. Defund NPR. It hasn't been a quality news source for forty years.
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  445. That is REALLY impressive. I didn't think there would be that much difference at a fairly short range. Thanks for the info!
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  446. The BBC produced an excellent docudrama called "Space Race" that deals with this subject in detail. Particularly interesting and suspenseful was how the scientists eluded the Germans and Soviets in order to surrender to American troops. It was "touch and go" for a while and could have easily gone the other way.
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  447. Well, this certainly explains why NASA is bringing up the rear in space exploration.
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  448. Being married to Dagen McDowell would be tough sledding.
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  449. The Clintons certainly have a nose for easy money, don't they?
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  450. Biden will need a diaper change halfway through the debate.
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  451. If you want to remove all monuments to slavery, shouldn't you begin by dismantling every bank and financial exchange in NYC?
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  452. I lived through the Johnson presidency. Yes, he was a dishonest man, but he still loved America. I don't think LBJ holds a candle to Joe Biden. Biden doesn't love anyone but himself. Biden probably thinks HE won a silver star in WWII too
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  453. That's a fascinating place. The outdoor static displays are in remarkably good condition.
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  454. Too bad Joey Jones wasn't the reporter at that crazy art professor's door. I have all ideas that Joey would know exactly what to do about a machete wielding lunatic.
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  455. Isn't this what New Yorkers voted for? They should celebrate!
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  456. Hunter says: Don't look at me. I keep mine upstairs in Dad's bedroom!
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  457. As to whether or not there is intelligent life out there, I do not know. I seriously doubt that we'll become interstellar buddies with other six foot tall, bipedal creatures as on Star Trek. As much as I hope we will discover some form of verifiable intelligence in the cosmos, I think the search itself is immensely valuable to humanity. The technological advances associated with the search eventually make their way into the hands of ordinary people. Moreover, it keeps us thinking, imagining and hoping... three things essential to human growth. That's a good thing.
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  458. The web site is downright pathetic.
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  459. Isn't the breakdown of family an essential Marxist concept?
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  460. What a maroon! No wonder Tony killed him in the last season.
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  461. I really like your camping rig. Being off the ground is a good idea.
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  462. I have been sufficiently blessed that I can drive any automobile I choose. In my case, it's a Chevrolet pickup truck. There is one make I will never own: A Mercedes-Benz. Why? Because that's what the Nazi leaders used. People I know give me a hard time about it. I have a good childhood friend who proudly owns twenty-five Mercedes SL models that he keeps in a warehouse. He never drives the same car twice. I saw him a few weeks ago in a dazzling gold 560 SL. He was sooooo proud of it. He told me that he'll never drive anything but a Mercedes. I looked at him and said, "Hitler felt exactly the same way."
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  463. Guilty on four counts!
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  464. Good info! Although I have no immediate need for a GC, it's good to know what to look for.
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  465. Five dollar footlong? There's no five dollar footlong at Subway since Bidenomics took hold. These CNN reporters are out of touch with reality.
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  466. Queen Elizabeth using the handle Miss Liz sounds a bit far-fetched to me. Prince Charles and Princess Margaret were both young and adventurous during the CB era, so their participation is plausible. Princess Margaret would still do it because that's the way she rolls.
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  467. Nobody will get hurt if they shoot down the balloon. This is Montana. It is sparsely populated and it would be easy to shoot it down where there are no humans.
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  468. The Kubelwagen was reincarnated in the USA in the 1970s as the Volkswagen Thing. Almost all of them were painted orange. They were very basic, but looked pretty much like the original German military vehicle. They were very popular on Ocean Blvd. where I live on the Southeast coast.
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  469. I live in the USA. As long as you don't actively seek to decrypt confidential communications through skullduggery, you're free to listen to whatever you wish. If someone is foolish enough to broadcast sensitive communications over an open channel, that's their problem, not yours.
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  470. ... or start using Dynamic Research Technology rounds like our Seals do. Nobody runs away from DRT!
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  471. Whoa, buddy. ManBearPig is real!
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  472. Where's your over-the-eyes mask, you amateur? And what about earmuffs to protect your eardrums from potential viral attacks? You're not taking COVID nearly as seriously as you should.
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  473. Harry is going to wake up one day and realize that he has made a terrible, terrible mistake.
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  474. Training... and lots of it!
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  475. Why didn't he bury the loot in the woods like everyone else. Senate 101: Hide the money off premises.
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  476. Youth and stupidity are a lethal combination. He best strategy would be to quit her evil capitalist job, give all her money to the poor then move to Havana and chop sugar cane in the Glorious Workers Paradise. She would impress me if she did that.
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  477.  @tdolan500  It was on the radio all the time. I liked it so much that my father bought me the 45 rpm record, which is still in playable condition.
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  478. Unacceptable.
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  479. You really should be more careful. ManBearPig lives in lava caves.
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  480. I've been a Joe Theisman fan since his college days. He's a truly fine man and one of the best quarterbacks of all time, in my opinion.
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  481. The Law of Unintended Consequences!
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  482. Welcome back!
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  483. Is Stacy Abrams still the "true Governor" of Georgia?
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  484. Great video!!! I'm trying not to spend much money because the next 2.5 years are going to be very tough on the non-elite (i.e. me) of our great nation.
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  485. Prediction: Alissa Heinerscheid will become a professor at Yale Business School within a year. The woke community will reward her for her suffering at the hands of the flyover people.
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  486. By World War III, do you mean what's happening in Ukraine and Israel right now?
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  487.  @DistinctiveBlend  You appear to have inside knowledge. Please share the facts upon which you base your statement.
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  488. Cluster bombs? So we can be barbarians, too? The Nazis LOVED dropping butterfly bombs on England because unaccompanied children thought they were toys. Now we're gonna do it, too. Somewhere deep in the bowels of hell Satan is very proud of his military industrial complex. Great job, guys!
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  489. If Stormy Daniels owes President Trump $122,000, she's got a lot of work ahead. At $30 a pop, she will have to service 4,067 johns to make the money back. At her age, that price won't stay at $30 forever, so she better get busy.
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  490. Mexican native Minnesota Vikings quarterback Joe Kapp (in the Bud Grant era) was about the most explosive QB I've ever seen. Dude was insane and fearless. TD passes from deep in his own territory all the time. I miss that kind of football.
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  491. I thought the main issue with landing two Falcon Heavy boosters simultaneously was the shockwaves generated by the two objects as they are hurtling toward the ground. If the landings are completely symmetrical, the shockwave from one could destabilize the other. This doesn't happen if they're staggered slightly.
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  492. Tawana Brawley.
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  493. Good info. I live in an area of heavy new home construction. It will be interesting to see how it affects prices.
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  494. I've been an outdoorsman for six decades. I proudly obey every South Carolina wildlife regulation like my father before me. I think the annihilation of the American bison herds is a crime against nature and humanity. I have no respect for Buffalo Bill Cody and the other thugs responsibile for this travesty.
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  495. Where are the hippies, Kennedy? They're heavily invested in Lockheed and Boeing, of course.
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  496. Wow. Your opening drone video is stunning!
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  497. The noble Brits have an ugly backstory. I live in a former British tobacco and cotton colony in the southeast USA. My ancestors helped throw them out of South Carolina. They didn't want to leave peacefully, but we convinced them. We celebrate it every July 4.
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  498. Hunter could drown every puppy in the state of Delaware and still emerge unscathed. Like his dad, he's 100% above the law.
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  499. I've always wondered how many of the Nazi toads got away. Most of them would be my guess.
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  500. I was a Fraternal Order of Police chaplain in the Home Lodge of the national FOP President, who was a childhood friend. I had the honor & privilege of serving three retired Secret Service agents. All great guys.
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  501. Is the DC mayor serious? The District of Columbia is the best place in the world to steal cars.
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  502. Isn't this what they voted for?
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  503. Isn't this what New Yorkers voted for? They should be proud!
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  504. Sink them at sea. Let Medellin Air-Sea Rescue pick up the survivors.
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  505. Your drone video brings to mind what Buzz Aldrin said when asked to describe the surface of the moon: Magnificent desolation.
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  506. I keep both soda and halon fire extinguishers in my home. Better safe than sorry.
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  507. I find it interesting that so small a nation as Israel has been able to create very effective national security systems that rank among the best in the world. They're in a game they can't afford to lose.
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  508. I think B&J's parent company Unilever should divest itself of all real property worldwide and give it all to the various tribes. Further, Unilever should confiscate the holdings of all its shareholders... yes, just take their stock away... and use the money to build Indian casinos. It's the right thing to do! When they do that, I'll consider buying their profoundly overpriced, politically polluted ice cream product... something I've never done, nor do I ever intend to do.
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  509. Who is this guy??? How out-of-touch can one person be?
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  510. Good job, NYPD!
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  511. Harry will wake up one day and realize that he has made a terrible, terrible mistake. Sadly, it will be far too late to restore his dignity. It's very sad.
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  512. One day we're going to learn that The Buzzer is being caused by an electric can opener. (A vague reference to Big Bang Theory.)
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  513. You may need to do more research, Laura. Lisa Loeb was the first unsigned artist to reach Billboard's #1 with the song "Stay." She did it in 1994... almost thirty years ago.
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  514. Must... stop... Man-bear-pig. Must... stop... Man-bear-pig!
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  515. Looking at it from an American perspective, I think many of our citizens feel little or no loyalty to Britain and Europe these days. We're consistently denigrated on the BBC like we're neanderthal bumpkins. Our form of government is railed against in European capitals. Yet, when there's trouble, Europe shouts to America, "Send us money. Send us materiel. Send us your young men to die!" And we go to Europe and we die because we don't want a military threat coming to America that YOU weren't prepared to fight on your own turf. May God bless and protect the very fine British service men and women who have to put up with this every day. They'll need it when Ivan comes over the hill.
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  516. Fifty years? It's been longer than that.
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  517. Why bother trying to re-learn how to make F-1 engines? They were very expensive, rather temperamental and took a very long time to build, test and deploy. Why not use Raptor 2 engines, instead? They can be built in a day at comparably low cost. Three Raptor 2 engines equal the thrust of a F-1, they can be installed in hours instead of weeks AND they can be sent back into space again and again, thus significantly lowering the cost per kilogram for payloads. F-1 engines, like all NASA systems, always end up on the bottom of the ocean at great cost to the American taxpayer. Why do we even allow NASA to build rockets anymore? They're about as cost conscious as a drunken sailor on a three day pass.
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  518. This particular model of Soyuz did NOT do its job very well, unless you call killing cosmonauts a good thing.
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  519. The Space Shuttle killed fourteen astronauts. How in the world can ANYBODY call that a great launch vehicle??? Since the SLS is jam-packed with archaic Space Shuttle technology, I don't expect it to do much better... except, thankfully, the SLS can only kill a maximum of four astronauts per mission.
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  520. Impressive video footage!
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  521. U R CRAY ZEE... which is why I never miss an episode. I like being around my own kind.
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  522. Although comedian Ron White has retired, he is still correct.
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  523. I agree. A letter carrier's job is already hard enough with having to put up with that.
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  524. I think it's a pretty cool looking aircraft. I like the raised cockpit. It looks like it could have been upgraded to turboprops.
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  525. Very good!
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  526. Why is this a story?
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  528. This was quite interesting. Your scripts are well written and authoritative. Thanks for sharing.
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  529. I really like the video of you and your father.
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  530. It's not unusual that tax authorities, not police, ended Capone's criminal career. Most gangsters did and still go to prison on tax evasion charges. It's practically impossible to get them on murder or assault charges because there are no witnesses who wish to discuss what they saw with the police.
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  531. Excellent presentation.
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  532.  @EricHamm  Thank you, Mr. Bezos!
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  533. What about man-bear-pig??? I'm cereal about this. What about man-bear-pig, Al???
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  534. Isn't this what Portland voted for?
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  535. I'm a commercial Realtor in Myrtle Beach SC. If Mar-a-lago is worth only $18M, I can have a buyer partnership ready to pay cash by noon tomorrow... earlier if necessary.
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  536. ​ @RadioactiveDrew Too bad the White House decided today to end uranium mining in the USA. No problem... I'm sure our Russian friends will sell us all we want.
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  537. It's a Johann Kash tank. It was built one piece at a time.
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  538. I would love to visit this bridge, but considering the travel time from where I live, it's just too far.
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  539. Wow! God in a mushroom. What could be easier?
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  540. The man Mulvaney who Bud hired to make the unfortunate "influencer" promotions actually pretends to be a teenage girl. Thus, Anhaeser-Busch appears to promote drinking for underage girls. That's very illegal in the USA for very good reasons. I don't drink, so I'll never purchase Bud Light anyway. However, I'm absolutely against pushing alcohol to kids. It's wrong and it's never going to be right.
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  541. I've always wondered why WWII holsters, both Axis and Allied, are usually full coverage with a locking flap over the top of the pistol. Is it to protect the weapon from the elements? It certainly wouldn't be much help if a soldier found himself in an ambush situation where milliseconds count.
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  542.  @arthurhunt642  Yes. I'm aware of the solar cycles. I've dx'ed my way through six of them so far. The problem with Radio Havana is that they can no longer afford to maintain or power their transmitters because they're no longer puppets of the USSR. They might get some help from communist China now that they're new best friends, but the glory days of Radio Habana Cuba are over.
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  543. Perhaps you should leave this segment out of future episodes. Humor never works when you're trying too hard.
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  544. May God bless you, young man!
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  545. Glad you're ok. Keep up the good work!
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  546. It's interesting how technological innovations become historically attached to specific wars. Crimean War: First use of photography. World War I: First use of powered aircraft. World War II: First use of atomic weapons. Now in the Russia-Ukraine war, we are seeing the Internet being used as an effective, lethal weapon.
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  547. Cluster bombs are documented child killers. What kind of nation have we become?
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  548. I guess the stabbing joke isn't as funny as it was when you wrote this.
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  549. This is totally insane.
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  550. They let Khaddafi speak at the UN. He wasn't exactly Humanitarian of the Year.
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  551. I'm a veteran police chaplain and my wife is a DUI prosecutor. We're both conservative. You're blowing smoke on this one. He did a couple of days in jail, he will be doing community service and paying all kinds of court and legal costs. Considering his wealth and power, that's actually a pretty good hit.
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  552. Corporations are eager to pay for abortions, travel and related services because abortions are profoundly cheaper than giving two months of paid maternity leave. It's a business decision, not an ethical decision.
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  553. I'm old enough to remember NO television set in our home in rural coastal South Carolina. My grandparents were the first buy a TV, mainly to watch farm reports, bluegrass & country music and religious programming. Whenever Rev. Billy Graham televised a Crusade, our entire extended family came to the farm for a potluck supper, then we'd pack into the tiny den to sing hymns with George Beverly Shea and then watch Rev. Graham make his incredibly logical arguments for the existence and love of God. The same was happening in every other farmhouse on Highway 701. That tiny black & white TV brought us together as a family, as a community of faith and as good citizens. It's not that way now. I mourn the fact that TV is now primarily a source of malice, division and narcissism. There was a time when it wasn't that way.
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  554. Unfortunately, when you remaster Star Trek TNG, all you have is remastered Star Trek TNG.
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  555. Lame segment, Kennedy. You can do better.
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  556. Impressive research. Thanks.
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  557. Question: What's the difference between these sailors and the Bidens? Answer: The sailors are going to jail.
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  558. Hunter Biden IS untouchable.
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  559. Easy answer: Hunter Biden will NEVER face the music.
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  560. Whenever I hear an upper level government official say "uh" several times in a sentence as Mr. Clapper did, I assume that he (or she) is fabricating that sentence from something other than the truth. Mr. Clapper is a well-trained intelligence operative. You'd think he would be a better liar than what you see here.
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  561. I watched five minutes without hearing about the amazing audio device. Sorry... gotta go.
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  562. C'mon, everybody. Big group hug!
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  563. I'm a lifelong conservative, now a senior citizen. I've watched Fox News for years and I've discovered a pattern: Whenever Fox's employees or any of its contributors use the word "tsunami" to describe a situation, the opposite ends up being true. Example: Joe Concha's incessant claim of a pending "red tsunami" in 2022 that failed to materialize. It wasn't even close! He's never right about anything. Bottom line: When you hear a Fox associate use the word tsunami, it's a fairly safe bet that it's either not true or it's not going to happen.
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  564. He wouldn't have a chance in men's track. His form is incredibly bad.
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  565. Lauren Wright is a college professor? She sounds like a valley girl.
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  566. Why should American taxpayers be forced to cover Rocketlab's losses because they deposited their money in a wacko bank run by fools who knew little about banking?
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  567. Hey, Alan... What's the name of that book again?
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  568. It's an old Mafia tradition to keep their women out of the "family business." I used to think that Mrs. Biden was a non-combatant like Carmela Soprano. However, it's starting to look like Jill is in on the scam. The ONLY reason Joe Biden is still in the race is because Jill Biden worked all her life to become First Lady and she definitely doesn't want to give that up any time soon.
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  569. I'm a conservative South Carolinian. Don't be fooled by Ms. Haley. She's an empty suit. I'm very glad she's no longer our governor.
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  570. Didn't HK/Nobel have ANYONE who could say "This is stupid"?
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  571. Do the UAW workers actually believe they will be building Mr. Biden's mandated electric cars? Not likely... unless they speak Spanish and live in Mexico City, where they'll be making the peso equivalent of $4.65 per hour.
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  572. Oops! I'm a retired United Methodist pastor. I've ditched a few worn out hymnals that need to be removed from service, but I like leaving our holy book in full. The Bibles she "buried" were from the Gideons who are awesome guys. If she needed Bibles, they would have been glad to bring her a case at no charge.
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  573. I own a 2001 Ford F-150 and a 2011 Chevy Silverado. They are reliable and inexpensive. The Tesla truck would be a nice toy, but not a work truck.
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  574. Hmmm... So if you get rid of the police, then crime increases exponentially. Who knew???
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  575. Secretary Austin should never play poker. He has way too many "tells" that would lead one to believe that he is challenged by the truth.
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  576. I wonder if this will work as well as Meta's augmented reality system? Probably not. Zuckerberg is incapable of creating anything meaningful. He prefers to steal instead.
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  577. SBW didn't hoodwink the elite. They were complicit in the scam. My grandfather, who was a talented grifter in his own right, always told me that every successful scam depends wholly upon the greed of the victims.
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  578. Good police work.
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  579. General Kirby is one of the most gifted prevaricators I have ever seen. I tip my hat!
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  580. Mustaine is a good guy.
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  581. Who is Sam Harris? I'm sorry, but I've never heard of him. Seriously.
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  582. I wouldn't call the SR-71 the most famous spy plane. It is certainly the most dazzling, but the U2 has far more missions than the SR-71... and it's flying somewhere in the world right this minute.
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  583. I hope the truck didn't get hurt.
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  584. If the "Sisters" had any gonads, they'd go after Islam (which I would also strongly oppose), but they're not going to do that because they'll encounter meaningful, effective opposition.
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  585. Prediction: Joe Biden will throw his brother AND his son to the wolves to save himself.
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  586. I was in England in 1973 as a student and encountered quite a few of the old coins. For someone who grew up with the decimal dollar system in the USA, it took some getting used to. Thank goodness you never gave up the pound and converted to the euro.
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  587. These look like Klingon weapons to me. You've been stealing stuff from Area 51, haven't you?
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  588. Your wailing ghost sound effects remind me of the November 1954 Goon Show episode "The Canal." Has anyone seen Mother?
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  589. When I see Jewish women and children being hauled away by men in black uniforms, I get very alarmed. How long before we find out how many terrorists have crossed own our southern border?
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  590. I have to disagree with you about Elon's ability as a public speaker. I watched the live broadcast, then watched it again this morning. First of all, the technical glitches are irrelevant. It sounded pretty good for a live presentation only 200 yards from the beach. More importantly, Elon spoke earnestly to the audience and treated them with respect and genuine friendship. He judged his audience well and didn't talk over anyone's head or try to impress listeners with his vast intellect... which is REALLY vast. He didn't sound like a NASA shill, nor did he project the characteristic arrogance of his BO competitor. He just went out there and acted like himself and the audience loved it. If you didn't think the Barry White (from Galveston, Texas) reference was funny, then I don't know what else to say.
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  591. I'm a conservative South Carolina native and older than Ms. Haley. This woman is an empty suit. I couldn't bring myself to vote for her for Governor. Can't support her for President, either.
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  592. How can the problem be "bipartisan" when San Francisco and California are completely under the control of the Democrats???
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  593. The fix is already in. Biden will win, even if Trump gets twice as many votes.
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  594. I'm a United Methodist pastor and an avid space scientist since childhood. It is both refreshing and encouraging to see people in the science world who also have faith and the willingness to put that faith in action to make the world a better place. Granted, there are many intellectuals in the sciences whose hubris and lack of vision will not allow them to see a world in need. I pity them. HOWEVER, many of us believe in something greater than ourselves. I have met quite a few "big name" rocket scientists, astronomers and even a couple of moonwalkers (!) who have rock-strong faith in God. Destin, I am glad to see that you are one of those people. Please continue to inspire us!
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  595. Who wants to live in DC, Dana? Criminals seem to love the place, so I assume they want to live there.
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  596. Blink three times if JB/BO is holding your pets hostage. We'll send help.
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  597. You may not be aware of this, but the tube amplifiers in those B&H projectors can be easily be modified in great sounding guitar amplifiers. They're not loud, but they sound great for recording.
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  598. The name "Ophelia" comes to mind.
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  599. In 1930, the nation of Bach, Beethoven and Goethe had no idea it was only three years away from a cataclysm that would annihilate its infrastructure & citizens and practically exterminate all its Jews. Without thinking, Germans handed over their souls to lunatics who talked a clever game and promised that, with a few "minor" adjustments, all their problems would be solved. Bottom line: There is NEVER a good time to let someone else do your thinking for you.
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  600. This is Sen. Elizabeth Warren's big opportunity to cash in on her Native American heritage.
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  601. I overreacted when I saw the Japanese admiral, but I think enough time has passed that it's more important now to remember all combatants. The big picture is important.
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  602. I grew up in coastal South Carolina where hurricanes and gales are common. Home generators didn't exist back then, so we always had our hurricane lamps ready to go. We used them for camping, too. They weren't the brightest, but they were 100% reliable. Later we started using Coleman "white gas" lanterns which are superb. I have two 50+ year old Colemans and they work flawlessly.
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  603. Rommel's story is one of the great "what ifs" of military history. Thanks.
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  604. Kamala the Ugandan Giant was awesome... and he always spoke with with immense clarity without cackling.
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  605. The Gen Z crowd isn't going to like careers in marketing & sales. And by sales, I don't mean working a cash register at Starbucks. They will starve in the real world.
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  606. I wish North Korea would stream its television service. It's a lot of fun to watch... in a twisted, demented way.
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  607. Yeah... They murdered Jews until the very last minute, too. Do you admire that as well?
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  608. Saint Greta.
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  609. Look, Ma. No hands!
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  610. It looks like a piece of junk.
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  611. Trey Yingst must have nerves of steel.
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  612. Unfortunately, there's no way to win with KJP. If you disagree with her, there's a good chance you'll be labeled racist, homophobic, sexist and xenophobic.
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  613. Pence is a rational, reasonable man. His words carry truth.
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  614. This stuff is getting out of hand. It's time for it to stop.
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  615. Cluster bombs are child killers. If Russia is committing war crimes, does that mean we should commit war crimes, too. So much for us being the good guys, huh?
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  616. This guy is a notorious fraud. He will say anything you need if the price is right.
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  617. When will we see video of the booster landing? I'll bet it was awesome.
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  618. He uses "uh" and "um" way too much. Bad for credibility. You'd think a professional actor could do better.
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  619. I don't drink, nor do most of my friends, so my perspective is only observational. I've spoken with a few people who DO drink and the hostility towards Anhaeser-Busch is palpable. It's a feeling of betrayal more than anything.
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  620. The tunnels under the Berghof look remarkably similar to those being used by Hamas in Gaza.
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  621. It never ceases to amaze me how the Soviets would expend massive resources to solve a problem that didn't really need to be solved. This vehicle and the ekranoplan consumed billions of roubles without accomplishing much at all. That's capitalism for ya!
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  622. He's not very good at gate chopping, is he?
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  623. Are you implying that titanium is better for building submarine pressure chambers than carbon fiber... i.e. souped-up plastic? That's not what that OceanGate guy says. If you don't believe me, just ask him!
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  624. In a recent poll, only 31% of young Americans said that patriotism was an important value in their lives. Thank goodness the young people of Britain didn't feel that way in 1939. These young women set aside what they would rather have been doing (i.e. marriage, family, higher education or the pursuit of business opportunities) to sit in boxes in the middle of nowhere armed with a radio, a phone and a pistol. That took guts!
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  625. Candy corn and circus peanuts are very popular in my home. We eat them year round!
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  626. Curtis Sliwa is a MAN!
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  627. The USA flag defilers are absolutely safe. District Attorney Bragg won't do anything at all. Nothing! God bless the good NYPD officers who have to endure this.
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  628. I've always been surprised that Hitler didn't try to escape Germany despite Dr. Goebbels recommendation that he stay and die a heroic Wagnerian death. When it comes to self preservation, narcissists tend to choose their own safety above all. Surely he could have flown north to Sweden. Having said all that, I'm comfortable with the way things worked out.
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  629. This was heartwarming, but in the police department where I served as chaplain, the officers involved would have been disciplined. Fake arrests like this can go bad in crazy ways. You never know who might be having a bad day. You don't know who might panic.
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  630. Is the robot transgender? We need more transbots!
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  631. Chris Christie has no chance of being elected. He will NEVER receive any votes in the South.
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  632. Has anyone yet figured a way to blame this on climate change? Or Trump?
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  633. Any man dumb enough to marry Madonna should not be trusted.
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  634. I think one of the most challenging aspects of being Satan is that there is so much competition these days from Satanic wannabes. They're everywhere! In reality, God has the same problem... mostly from the mega-church boys. Everybody wants to be the Supreme Being for one team or the other.
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  635. I would like to think that Admiral Kirby was an honest man at some point in his career. Was.
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  636. When I was a child in South Carolina USA over 50 years ago, my friends and I built a 30 ft. wire antenna in a tree, then taped it to the antenna of one of our little children's walkie talkies. It increased transmission distance several blocks which was pretty cool. Then a helicopter from our nearby air force base flew over and we were convinced that the Feds had discovered our "illegal transmitter" and were coming after us so we ran inside a friend's home and hid for several hours, convinced we were doomed to life in prison. After waiting a prudent amount of time, we went back outside to play... but we never used the antenna again. Stock footage is fine with me. Anyone who criticizes you for using it. clearly doesn't understand what you're trying to accomplish. Keep up the great work!
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  637. Like many innovations, asteroid mining will commence when we HAVE to have the minerals contained therein. Until then, the general public will consider the endeavor to be folly.
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  638. Elon is awesome... but full-blooded Native Americans (like Senator Warren) always tell the truth, so I don't know who to believe.
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  639. Rufo looks a LOT like Aaron Rodgers. Was his mom a Packers fan?
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  640. So sad. 😢
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  641. Bee Ess!
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  642.  @sherlockhomo-ph4su  It's easy to prove. Tell me where you are and I'll show you.
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  643. Liar.
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  644. Having been born only weeks before Sputnik, I am the same age as space exploration. The moon race was a glorious time to be alive, especially for science-oriented school kids like me. I'm sorry that today's students aren't hearing about space sciences. It's all about AOC's Green New Deal now. Today's kids are being robbed of their vision and imagination by that Svengali in a dress and heels.
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  645. This is better than pro wrestling. She's a great "stick man "
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  646. I noticed the digital chatter on The Buzzer last week. I've seen imagery in the buzzer as well, most recently a message suggesting that Russia should go have sex with itself. I assume the Ukrainians are behind it.
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  647. When the detector goes into "overload," it seems like that would be a good time to move away from the radioactive source immediately. You're living on borrowed time, my friend. 🔥
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  648. I never copied VHS videos because I'm not a thief. However, there are technical reasons as well. My background is in audio & video production. I had the privilege of working with the best gear in the early 1980s, primarily 3/4 Umatic and 1 inch video formats played through top grade Sony Trinitron monitors and multitrack audio. It was a superb grade of NTSC that the average viewer has never seen, even to this day. When you were accustomed to that level of quality, VHS cassettes looked awful, even through decent monitors. If you compounded the problem by copying one VHS to another, the result was double-butt ugly. I don't have the time or patience to watch double-butt ugly video, which is why I always bought or rented OEM videos. They may not have been perfect, but they weren't ugly.
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  649. I'm impressed.
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  650. This is a great follow-up to your previous story. Thanks.
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  651. He would raise taxes on billionaires. Is Mr. Khanna familiar with the Laffer Curve?
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  652. Suddenly... Suddenly... Roseanne's opinion matters? Really?
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  653. Best one EVER. Thanks. (Does this mean I'm banned?)
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  654. Very interesting. I never knew.
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  655. It's not about OWNING anything. These planes are leased.
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  656. Cool plane! Isn't it remarkable how well built old planes can be brought back into service fairly easily? It might not be cheap to do, but it's a reliable plane. It's a whole lot better than having to create a new plane.
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  657. NBC-CBS-ABC-CNN will fight to its last drop of blood to protect President Biden... until somebody (and I don't know who) gives them the green light to maul him. Although many may delight in the ensuing fiasco, it will make our nation look foolish in the eyes of our world competitors. That's never a good thing. Along with the desire for truth, let's also pray for stability in the midst of all this craziness.
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  658. Isn't this what New Yorkers voted for? They should celebrate the filthy mess they have created!
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  659. Very interesting. Thanks.
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  660.  @Johnnycdrums  I know what you mean... but don't forget that NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab is doing phenomenal things on Mars, Kuiper Belt exploration and truly amazing work on Asteroids. Having said those good things, NASA's human space flight initiatives are bloated, over budget and very late. That's because of politics. The human space flight program is really a government jobs program masquerading as a science program.
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  661. Hundreds of people being murdered in Chicago "every single day" sounds a bit inaccurate to me. Get your facts right, officer.
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  662. That's fascinating. Thanks for the info.
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  663. German theologian Paul Tillich said that everyone has an "ultimate concern" and that is their god. Theologian Bob Dylan says: It may be the devil, it may be the Lord, but you're gonna serve somebody.
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  664. Saddam's military was completely prepared to fight a war... as long as their adversaries were armed only with sticks.
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  665. How dare you use an Asian to play an Asian! That's DOUBLE racism!
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  666. You really have to wonder how much longer CNN will keep that dope on their payroll.
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  667. I'm afraid C3PO would not fare well in a disagreement with Atlas.
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  668. Uh huh.
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  669. Where is Caucasia? Other than a city in Colombia, I'm not familiar with it. I'm familiar with the Caucasus region... but not Caucasia.
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  670. I can't imagine anything more terrifying than a mission like this. It's a miracle they made it.
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  671. Interview him. He's awesome!!!
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  672. When I heard about the kiosks, this is what I wondered: Does Mayor Adams have a relative in the kiosk business?
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  673. Although it may not be the designers' stated intention, cluster bombs are child killers snd have no place among civilized people.
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  674. Here's a beer-straight-from-the-can girl for sure. ❤
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  675. The liberals absolutely hate energy companies, fossil fuels and the vehicles that utilize fossil fuels. One question: How do they think their cocaine gets here?
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  676. There seemed to be no shortage of monsters in the Third Reich.
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  677. Have you ever wondered what's in Hunter's red backpack?
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  678. Very interesting. Thanks.
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  679. Spooky stuff!
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  680. Maybe she's talking about yeast culture. You can't make sourdough bread without it.
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  681. NASA has been stopped by two small fasteners? Really? Isn't that kinda like killer Daleks being stopped by stairs? Why don't they talk to the guys in the carpool? They know what to do.
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  682. It's not Commander's fault. Like any Mafia dog, he just doesn't like cops.
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  683. I was one year too young to be drafted into Vietnam, but I knew a lot of fellow southeastern guys who went. Having grown up hunting, most of them knew firearms quite well. Few of them had anything good to say about the M-16.
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  684. To protect the world from free-thinking, subversive non-believers like you! 😃
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  685. I live in a popular southeast coast resort city. In 2023 there are still Redboxes all over our city because we fit the Redbox business model perfectly. Every hotel room and rental condo contains a TV and a dvd player. Hotel pay per view rates are very high, so a quick ride to a Redbox makes economic sense. I saw a Redbox in front of a CVS pharmacy a few days ago. It was filled with current popular titles, so I assume it's still making money. Personally, I thought Redbox would never survive, but I'm obviously wrong.
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  686. Is that your Minkee? Does your Minkee have the proper li-sanze?
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  687. I have seen one of the Mosin rifles that Finland captured and refitted with a new barrel. I don't know it it worked better than the original rifle, but it looked much nicer than the typical Soviet edition.
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  688. I find it interesting and saddening that very expensive radio installations often become worthless the moment the technology moves forward. Most of them aren't even recyclable except for the steel in their antennas. The law of the jungle definitely applies.
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  689. Who cares?
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  690. The Bidens are 100% Teflon coated. They've been running this racket since the 1970s and they know what they're doing. Nothing will happen to them. Nothing at all.
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  691. Beautiful location! Do they need someone to live at the transmitter and keep the grass cut? I'll volunteer!
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  692. I have an alternate analysis: It's a crime weapon. It's quiet and it retains its brass until the assassin can more conveniently eject it.
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  693. Very interesting. Thanks.
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  694. Somebody is getting rich off this.
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  695. Tractor Supply is a shill for low quality Chinese products. It is FAR from being a proud American company. I'm not surprised they hosted a drag queen event because that's what China wants.
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  696. I've never seen Andrew Tate before, but he doesn't appear to be an intelligent person.
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  697. Which office is Beto running for next? He should be making an announcement soon, shouldn't be? Heaven forbid that he should have to get a real job for a change
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  698. Isn't this what she voted for? She should celebrate!
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  699. I'm impressed by this moderator. I've never seen her before, but she's the most even-handed discussion leader I've seen in a LONG time.
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  700. All glory is fleeting.
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  701. Mr. Ford... This is EXACTLY why I don't use an Apple phone.
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  702. I don't know how cocaine got into the White House, but I know who I'd talk with first.
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  703. Could Superman punch out himself?
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  704. The investigation is pointless. None of the Bidens will ever go to jail, nor will they even be prosecuted. Joe and Hunter could pour gasoline on a box of puppies and set it on fire on the White House lawn during the annual Easter Egg Roll and the mainstream press would either ignore it... or say that those puppies weren't as innocent as Fox News said they are.
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  705. The cannon ball photo looks too evenly staged to have occurred in the chaos of battle. Whichever was indeed first, it looks like SOMEbody had to move a whole lot of iron in a short time.
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  706. I've known two guys who served as NCOs on Polaris missile subs during the Cold War. Both were orderly family men, very patriotic and also faithful to their oaths of secrecy. Neither man would discuss ANY aspect of the submarine service other than the food, which they both liked.
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  707. Tyrus!
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  708. Gov. Christie is living in a fantasy world. Nobody in the South will vote for him. NOBODY.
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  709. The Thought Police won't like this.
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  710. You just gave me one more reason NOT to buy an electric car.
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  711. This clown thinks someone will invade my home and harm me? Not true! I live in coastal South Carolina USA. Nobody invades a home in South Carolina if he values his life. Generally speaking, our home invaders usually depart the premises in body bags.
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  712. Spy vs Spy! I love it when spooks have a go at each other on the airwaves. Although the Cold War was an awful time for the world, the constant flow of propaganda and spycraft was fascinating. I wish I had made more recordings back then.
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  713. I've never eaten their cream because it's profoundly overpriced and smacks of elitism. Do Ben, Jerry or their Unilever bosses have a plan for the 330,000,000 American residents who will displaced by their brilliant idea? No, because this is really about selling expensive ice cream to the Birkenstock crowd, not about making America a more perfect union.
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  714. Considering the amazing effectiveness and success of these Navy drones, you have to wonder why the program wasn't brought to its full potential. (Just kidding... I know why: The fledgling military industrial complex realized quickly that they'd never get rich building them. Manned aircraft were FAR more lucrative.)
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  715. EVERY device I have bought from Harbor Freight in the last year had to be returned because it didn't work. This includes an air compressor, a car battery charger, a paint sprayer and several other pricey items. I will admit that the impact sockets still work, but they have no moving parts. I've learned my lesson with Harbor Freight. Their return policy on air compressors is Machiavellian.
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  716. It's trickling down like Niagara Falls at the Hunter Biden household.
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  717. Hunter isn't afraid of testifying because he knows he is bulletproof. Nothing will happen to Hunter. The fix is in!
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  718. What's your problem, Greg? It's a great business plan!
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  719. How much "research" can you do in three minutes of zero-g that hasn't been done in the last 65 years of space flight?
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  720. Bidenomics isn't working, but that red dress sure does... a sexist would say.
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  721. Why do you clowns think Twitter owes you a free ride? That makes you sound like The Squad.
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  722. Do the UAW members and the Michigan governor realize that electric vehicles will eliminate the auto industry in Michigan? No auto manufacturer will stay there.
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  723. Do you know how to spell silicon, Charles??? It has only one "L," not two.
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  724. Harold... There's no real evidence against President Trump either, yet here we are.
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  725. Where were the trained social workers? Did anyone call them?
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  726. Sorry about that oily rag. Hope the crash didn't hurt too much.
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  727. The first thing I thought was NO WAY it's a forgotten weapon. My dad wore one on his back while driving a Seabee bulldozer in Korea. Also, the M1 carbine is the main rifle prop used on McHale's Navy, my favorite TV show since childhood. Great rifle!
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  728. What do these people do for a living? How do they get money for food? Do they expect to be doing this when they're old... freezing in their tiny government apartments because there's not enough energy to keep them warm?
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  729. The V28 announcer was very energetic. Nobody likes a slacker communist.
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  730. Didn't President Biden say two weeks ago that HE holds the Guinness record for pushups? He claimed it was 2,200 reps. Surely RFK can't beat that.
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  731. Unfortunately Mr. Rush procreated twice, which means his DNA has escaped into the wild. Doh!
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  732. Major and Commander aren't bad dogs. They're "mob family dogs." They're trained to attack law enforcement officers on sight. When Hunter says, "Bite the fuzz!" the Secret Service agents scatter... which suits Hunter just fine.
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  733. Don't worry, Israel. Blinken's got your back!
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  734. This man, whose father and uncle I admired while they were still alive and working every day, seems to be placing the Democratic Party between the horns of a dilemma: (1) He refuses to spread hatred, even when others bitterly disagree with him and (2) he tries to build consensus among diverse entities and wants people to set aside their differences in order to make the USA a better place... which makes him sound much like his Uncle Jack. All of this must terrify the Democrat leadership because his name is Kennedy and he can't be controlled, unlike the sad, deteriorating man who occupies the Oval Office now.
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  735. Don't you mean AN-22FIVE?
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  736. Indian fight! Indian fight!
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  737. I find it amusing, but not surprising, that insider traders co-opted the system almost immediately.
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  738. Is this a joke??? April Fools day is still a week away. I hope there will be no federally backed student loans for this farce.
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  739. This is the woman who did not know how many barrels of oil the USA uses each day.
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  740. Great jokes! Why have you been holding these back???
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  741. Question: Are there any electronic risks associated with flying a drone near a powerful broadcast tower. I just got my drone and I'd like to examine a 500 ft. digital television tower near my family's farm. Should I be worried that the high-powered transmitters on the tower might zap the circuit board on my drone?
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  742. I hate to break it to this young expert, but the ultra wealthy won't be paying his wealth tax... because they simply won't show any wealth.
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  743. Very good!
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  744. 🤣
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  745. All you need is a thoroughbred horse!
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  746. Scott... Did you know that table top tripods are incredibly cheap... like $5 at WalMart? If you used one, I would not get seasick while I'm watching the BEST space info on YouTube.
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  747. Wow! Schiff doesn't like impeachment inquiries. How ironic is that?
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  748. What a clunker... albeit an interesting clunker.
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  749. The plainest Knights Cross looks like four Star Trek logos joined together at their points. Apparently, somebody from the Federation violated the Prime Directive during WWI.
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  750. Kat is giving legal advice?
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  751. In 1778 my ancestors fought a war to throw these parasites out of the American colonies. Now they're back. England, come get your trash! We don't want them in the land of the free and home of the brave.
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  752. What did we in the USA do to deserve these two clowns in our country??? Throw them out!
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  753. I'm certainly not in favor of preserving Nazi monuments, but it seems a waste to demolish such a valuable building. Surely a positive use can be found for it, preferably something that would make the wicked dwarf Goebbels turn in his hellish little grave.
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  754.  @debrafrederick951  And you can prove this? How?
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  755. Very interesting. I never knew this was happening.
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  756. I love a good scam. This guy is a master grifter.
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  757. Impressive photography. Thanks.
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  758. That's flat-out brilliant! Thanks!
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  759. I would think that a braced pistol would be a poor choice for committing crimes. It's cumbersome and better suited for shooting prairie dogs, tin cans, or other small things that aren't shooting back.
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  760. Aren't the liberals/progressives the ones who say words are violence?
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  761. Fortunes are being made by the grifters who are promulgating this war. They hope it never ends. President Eisenhower was right about the military industrial complex. The money's simply too good to pass up.
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  762. Cocaine? (waves hand) The cokeheads you seek are not here.
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  763. I haven't heard of "red mercury" for twenty years. Great scam!
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  764. Time for Juan to retire.
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  765. Chernobyl used highly enriched uranium? Actually, Reactor 4 is said to have used 2% U235, the lowest concentration anywhere.
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  766. Note to Hamas terrorists: If you don't want your buildings blown up, then don't put a lot of antennas on top of them.
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  767. The side boosters are SOLID fuel boosters, almost the same as the space shuttle boosters. They are NOT filled with fuel from the core tanks.
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  768. I'm reasonably well trained in psychology and counseling. Who says that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over with the expectation of a different result??? It's not a definition of anything at all. Although the quote is attributed to Einstein, there is absolutely no evidence that he ever said it.
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  769. Rabbis, may God protect you. You are in my prayers.
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  770. I guess Neville Chamberlain was the smart guy after all. Huh, JP?
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  771. Easy solution: Drug test everyone who was in the White House that day.
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  772. If you think Mr. Biden is going to do anything about a Chinese invasion of Taiwan, you need to check into rehab.
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  773. Awww... They're so happy. 🤣🤣🤣
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  774. What percentage of the items in your store are American made?
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  775. I've had the several opportunities to purchase authentic Nazi artifacts, but I've always turned them down. I don't care about the collectors value or sale value because it would be blood money. I despise everything about Hitler and his thugs and I don't want their stuff my house.
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  776. As a pastor and police chaplain, I've had to deal with suicides. They're always mysterious. Even worse, persons who commit suicide are really good at hiding their intentions once the decision has been made. If you think a friend or loved one is planning suicide, don't mess around. Call a family doctor or the police. (A doctor can order a "72 hour hold" in my state.) The person may hate you for doing it, but they'll still be alive.
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  777. Where can I buy a Fat Tail t-shirt???
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  778. Hey, Forbes... You're showing a MiG-21 here. The Ukrainians want the MiG-29... a radically improved and much more capable aircraft. The MiG-21 is an ancient Vietnam era plane. Only North Korea still uses them in significant numbers. Facts and accuracy are important if you want knowledgeable people to take you seriously.
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  779. Does he REALLY believe universities will teach economics courses about the Bud Light debacle. Really? The factors that caused the death of Bud Light are completely and utterly incongruous with the economic and social philosophies being taught at our major universities. As we all know, anything that disagrees with the woke narrative is axiomatically false, therefore it cannot be taught. Likewise, the Yale educated marketing Vice President who made the fateful market decision that destroyed Bud Light is not at fault. No way! It's the fratty, idiotic and humorless working class rednecks like me who are the real problem. I wonder when that woman will get her new professorship at Yale Business School? Is it too soon to offer her tenure?
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  780. Hmmm... The streets of California look remarkably similar to the streets of Charleston SC.
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  781. I live in a small southeastern beach resort town... the kind of place Antifa would LOVE to vandalize... except for one important fact: Antifa only attacks soft targets.
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  782. I've known several persons of Cuban lineage, including immigrants as well as first and second generation Americans. None of them are big on Castro or Soviet socialism. Not one.
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  783. I hate when that happens.
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  784. Par-tay down, BB!
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  785. I'm a veteran police chaplain. I've got some news for you, Jesse: Jail-itis has been around a lot longer than you've been alive. A whole lot longer! Any LEO reading this knows I'm right.
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  786. Right. SpaceX is launching more rockets than all other companies and nations combined... at less than half the cost. I guess that's just dumb luck, right?
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  787. Congressman Levin... or Congressman Lenin?
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  788. When does it get to the funny part?
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  789. The video keeps locking up at about 1:00. Tried twice to watch, but no luck.
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  790. How does the fentanyl get here? If we only knew, then we could make it stop. Too bad that fentanyl is an absolute mystery to the current administration. It certainly can't be coming over the southern border. Right?.
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  791. Let's be more like France. Yeah... that's the ticket!
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  792. Apparently the bulge in her tights is affecting her center of gravity.
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  793. This is a joke, right?
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  794. What kind of reactive armour are they using on the T-55? The real expolsive version... or the type stuffed with newspapers? Both types are appearing on the battlefield.
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  795. I'm pretty sure that China plans no moratorium on AI. Why should we let them get ahead of us. Elon isn't right all the time.
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  796. Whoever is doing this deserves a spanking. A great BIG spanking.
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  797. Bravo!!!
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  798.  @cellardoor1122  How do you know this fact? I haven't seen any Republicans in South Carolina or anywhere else supporting her.
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  799. Shortwave radio IS geopolitics, Go away, Troll!
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  800. Although Britain and the USA have built many great planes, I can think of few more noble than the DC-3/C-47. It did almost everything but drop bombs... and many of them are still flying, doing real work, too.. Gotta love that!
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  801. I was born two months before Sputnik 1 and was in kindergarten in small-town South Carolina when Telstar launched. My teacher told us all about Telstar, including showing photos from National Geographic which was the best source for space info at the time. On top of that, my Dad bought me the 45rpm "Telstar" record by The Tornadoes. It was a really cool song. I still have my record and it still plays great. I share this whimsical tale to make a point: There was a time in America where old & young were all-in on our space program. My grandmother was an eighth grade educated farm wife in very rural circumstances. She gave me a NatGeo subscription for Christmas and got one for herself. Whenever a new edition arrived, grandmother would give me a few days to read as much as I was able, then I'd go to the farm and we'd read it together as if we were reading letters from friends far away. Without any scientific education, she brute-forced her way through Mercury, Gemini & Apollo because she wanted me to fly in space one day. Bad eyesight put an end to that, but the fire still burns within. The eighty acre farm is my private launch facility. Drones, Estes rockets, kite-borne shortwave antennas & balloons are a regular thing. Grandmother is laid to rest at our church about a mile away, Somehow, I think she's smiling with every launch. Now for the sad part: There are absolutely NO space sciences being taught in our county today. None. It's all environmental now and students have doom & gloom shoved down their throats every day. They're no longer looking at the night sky, dreaming they'll fly amongst the stars one day. Their optimism is gone. What the hell happened???
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  802. C'mon, Congressman Waltz. Those Huawei servers are just innocent little boxes that go click, click, click and move files around. [waves hand] The CCP spies you seek are not here.
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  803. Where did they get their signs?
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  804. The balloon flew directly over my home five minutes before it was shot down. When the F-22 fighters approached it, the balloon immediately jumped up thousands of feet to get above the planes attempting to reach it. That means the balloon owners still had command & control... which means they also had communications ability. Based on what I saw with my own eyes, I don't think the Pentagon general is being truthful.
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  805. C'mon, Jessica. Rashida Tlaib is a solid liberal leader? Why don't you support her? Has she made a booboo that offends you?
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  806. Although it would conceivably be a good thing for our President to walk the actual border, my concern is that he would be only 100 yards away from cartel members with military weapons on the other side of the Rio Grande. The Secret Service should not and will not allow that level of exposure.
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  807. I'm not surprised that young Mr. Bush is standing up for Nikki Haley. She's basically his uncle "W" in a dress and high heels.
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  808. Why is it that the other Allies always got the short end of the stick when dealing with the Soviets? Were they that smart... or were we that stupid?
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  809. When I become a Lord, will I get a star named after me at the same time???
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  810. The ghost of legendary Chicago guitarist Terry Kath says the magazine disconnect is a good idea. Leave it in!
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  811. I love a story with a happy ending. ❤
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  812. I've always thought that the cages are the most interesting features of the Woodpecker receiving antenna, but I've never heard a reasonable explanation of their purpose. I'd love to own one if they weren't coated with uranium dust.
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  813. It would be awesome if we had a verifiable, legitimate way to send money to Joe Biden's unacknowledged granddaughter. Here's my theory: If she had a few million dollars in her OWN bank account, the Bidens would smell the money and come running... as long as they could find a way to steal it from her. They definitely wouldn't acknowledge her just because it's the moral and ethical thing to do.
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  814. It's funny how the Left adored Elon at one point. He was their hero, perhaps even their messiah. Then he bought Twitter and leveled the playing field, thus becoming their Judas.
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  815. The right to listen is a foregone conclusion where I live in the USA... unless you're taking active steps to decrypt classified information. If you do that, you're a spy who needs to be detained.
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  816. I've seen the pallet markings many times, but never knew what they meant. I'll check them out the next time I'm at Lowe's. Thanks!
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  817. I'm old enough to remember her adventure in North Vietnam. She manned a North Vietnamese anti-aircraft battery. She taunted American prisoners of war. She is a liar and a traitor. She should go home to Hanoi where people think she's awesome.
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  818. My sister's late husband was an electrical engineer who maintained high altitude transmission lines in central England. He was working when the Chernobyl cloud passed through. He died three years ago from a rare and aggressive form of cancer. My sister, who is a retired head nurse from a major university hospital, is convinced that Chernobyl killed her husband. I think she's right. You don't mess around with that stuff if you want to keep living.
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  819. Thieves don't have the guts to try this in South Carolina. We don't like it when lowlifes try to steal our stuff.
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  820. Uhhh... Has this woman ever heard of Dr. Josef Mengele at Aushwitz? He tortured Jewish children like there was no tomorrow.
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  821. Although I haven't tried it yet, I've read that discone antennas are good for SDR.
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  822. Syd remains one of the great enigmas of rock music. When I think of Syd, I find myself thinking what if.
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  823. I, too, am an unacknowledged grandchild of wealthy grandparents. Mine lived in the same town, only three miles away. I'll admit that it hurt a lot, but it also made me strong. I pray that this precious little girl can overcome like I did. When she discovers and understands that her grandfather is a criminal just like mine, it will make it easier to turn HER back on HIM the same way I did. America loves you, little girl. Don't give up in just because a bunch of lowlife grifters won't let you use their name!
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  824. Whatever you do, don't mention that you think a certain virus came from a certain nation in Asia. That was enough to get me a "final warning" from facebook.
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  825. I'll have four cheeseburgers, extra fries and a large milkshake, please.
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  826. You're being bonked, Jesse.
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  827. Hang on to that sand castle. Harry's gonna need a place to live!
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  828. Yes... Purely peaceful purposes. Only for the good of humanity.
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  829. Hey, Britain... isn't there SOME way you can take Harry and Wallis... uh, Megan... back??? We don't really need them in the USA. Perhaps you could make him governor of Bermuda or something like that.
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  830. She's really cute when she's angry... a sexist would say.
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  831.  @captainjohnh9405  What a strange video, especially the musicians and the astronaut.
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  832. Beto is the worst kind of politician. He knows he's unelectable, yet he keeps running because there are plenty of rich fools who will continue to fund his juggernaut as a part of their own virtue signaling. Beto's "real" job is campaigning, not winning. His greatest fear is actually becoming elected, which would require him to work every day instead of criticizing and whining 24/7. I'm sure he's already sending out fundraising emails portraying himself as a knight in shining armor, disrupting a meeting of duly elected leaders and a room full of grieving family members and local citizens. What a loser!
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  833. ... and Dr. Mengele smiled.
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  834. The MiG-21 is a cool looking plane. It screams speed!
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  835. The AI singer girl is better than most of the juvenile music on iTunes.
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  836. I've never encountered meowing bees, but I'll bet it would be impressive.
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  837. Easy solution: Drug test everyone who was in the White House that day.
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  838. Sorry, Larry, but Thomas Edison did not invent the telegraph and telephone. Those were invented by Morse and Bell.
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  839. You've done an excellent job and you deserve the recognition. Congratulations!
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  840. What a cute little guy! God bless you for saving him!
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  841. I'm a commercial Realtor in Myrtle Beach SC. If Mar-a-lago is worth only $18M, I can have a buyer partnership ready to pay cash by 5pm today.
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  842. Not your best work, BB.
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  843. C'mon, Kat. You're a reasonably well educated person. The name of the country is pronounced "ear-rahn," not "i-ran." When you make such a simple error, it brings the rest of your ability into question and gives the liberal pundits fodder for attack.
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  844. Unless she sells a LOT of high profit food, this sounds like an unworkable business plan. Her beverage costs, labor and alcohol taxes don't change, even if she charges nothing for the bar tabs.
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  845. This looks more like a citizens police academy video. This CAN'T be real tactical training.
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  846. KJP is a joke. The White House needs to find a more talented liar.
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  847. The robber made bad choices and paid dearly for them.
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  848. Mo money. Mo money. Mo money! The military industrial complex never sleeps!
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  849. Fascinating collection.
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  850. Excellent episode! There's a lot to be said for well-machined analog cameras. They are very forgiving and can take a lot of vibration without malfunctioning.
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  851. Thanks. I'm way too old to be a South Park fan. Actually, I'm the same age as Matt & Trey, but that's really too old to be watching the show. However, I've gotten a real laugh out of these South Park clips. They are hilarious and the nobody-royals are getting their comeuppance. I hope Harry and his wife sue South Park, because that's when they'll learn they're not in England any more. As arrogant public figures, they're fair game in the USA. Waaaaaggggghhhh!
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  852. When's that gonna happen, Scott?
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  853. A respectful correction: No RATIONAL nation wants to start a nuclear war. However, there are at least two nuclear-capable rogue nations, North Korea & Iran, who are driven by an ideological hatred for the west that might motivate to light the fuse.
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  854. Great video, as always! I thought the use of the German military march with the drone flyover was hilarious. Where's your proud Navy now, Herr Kaiser??? 🤣
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  855. Apparently you commoners have no understanding of the royal life. Cutting ribbons is very, very, VERY hard. You have to know how to use scissors and everything like that. You also have to pretend you love people, which ain't easy when you're a useless pom. Where the hell is my butler???
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  856. Funny... and tragically true. How did all this hatred get here? (Genesis 2:8 would be good place to start.)
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  857. Start sinking them.
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  858. At least Soviet Mary Poppins got her 15 minutes of fame.
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  859. Earlier today I watched a YouTube video in which the "expert" rested the muzzle of his AR-15 directly into the dirt while he demonstrated his FAB Defense mag stock. My Dad taught me not to do that when I was a first grader sixty years ago! Apparently that gentleman's father did not.
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  860. Nice drone work. I particularly liked the shots directly above the tower.
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  861. Enjoyable as always. It got a bit hairy when the two ships passed in the canal. That's the sort of thing that could go really wrong, really fast.
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  862. You're probably right. Half our military personnel weren't even born when Mr. Sinise appeared in Forrest Gump.
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  863. Gutfeld just lost half of his comedy material.
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  864. My profoundly over-priced Amana microwave has a moisture sensor popcorn button. It consistently makes my popcorn burn. Instead, I have experimented with my favorite brands and I know exactly how long Pop Secret, Act II or Orville Reddenbacher need to go before I hear a two second gap between pops. Using this paradigm, my popcorn is perfect every time.
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  865. There is also an identical Carcano rifle in the museum at FBI headquarters in Washington DC. I saw it while on a tour of the building in 1974.
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  866. It seems like it would be easy to catch the culprit: Cocaine lasts about three days in the user's body. Make every federal employee seen on camera take a drug test. If none of them test positive, then the culprit is either an unauthorized person... or a family member. It can't be anyone else.
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  867. What about those lifesaving rings positioned around the pool? If I worked there, I would be REALLY careful not to fall in.
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  868. I've lived in coastal South Carolina forever, but I've never seen synchronized fireflies. I have quite a few living in my yard, but all of them seem to flash independently.
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  869. Let's not forget that this man's father, the Shah of Iran, was every bit as bloodthirsty and brutal as the ayatollahs. His words should be taken with a grain of salt.
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  870. Pepper spray!
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  871. Koo Koo!
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  872. I'm American and a direct descendant of two Revolutionary War patriots. We fought a war in 1776 to throw the royals out of America. I don't know ANYone who likes these two grifters in our country. Send them back to England!
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  873. I'm a Realtor specializing in industrial trade shops. One of my tenants does "paintless repair" like this man. He did a major repair on a Tesla after the owner forgot to put down his rear door before driving into his garage, leaving a crease all the way across the tailgate. The cost to rebuild the Tesla with new parts would have been astronomical. My guy made it look practically new again. It was amazing. If you ever have a fender bender, talk to one of these shops first. You might save a lot of money.
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  874. These Palestinian accessories like flags, clothing and headwear can't be cheap. Somebody is making a fortune off of these protests.
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  875. Uh.... Botanists study plants, not butterflies. Lepidopterists study butterflies.
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  876. It must be an incredible feeling of power to know that you can commit any crime without fear of prosecution. John Gotti thought it would last forever, too.
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  877. Huh?
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  878. I'm a South Carolina farm boy. You're looking at some very advanced farming techniques. That's a LOT of production in a small space. I particularly like the way they use covered fields. The Cubans grow their tobacco cigar wrappers that way to keep the leaves tender. I'll bet those tomatoes are quite good.
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  879. Plenty of companies would hire Hunter. Why wouldn't they? He's connected and knows how to make deals AND he's bulletproof.
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  880. Asa who?
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  881. I watched for five minutes, but you never said anything about the crash. Bye.
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  882. Don't you think you're being a bit too generous on the 2037 Artemis launch date? I think 2055 is more accurate. NASA will need to do MUCH more research, testing and spending before launching. Did I say 2055? I MEANT 2075. It'll be good to go by then. (SLS/Artemis is not a space program. It's a jobs program for third-rate engineers and bureaucrats.)
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  883. Nice video. The Holst works well.
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  884. This is absolute bs. The witness is lying.
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  885. O'Brien: Write an article about the war with West Asia. Winston Smith: West Asia? I thought West Asia was our ally. O'Brien: No, comrade. We've ALWAYS been at war with West Asia.
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  886. Kirby needs to go back to Liar School. He looks like an amateur.
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  887. What happens when the magic gun gets dropped onto the pavement on its computer nose or on its camera rear end? Does it become useless when its computer crashes? Does it weigh enough that you might be able to throw it at your opponent and maybe put out his eye?
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  888. This was an excellent presentation. Too bad you used the horror movie sound clip at the end. It cheapened the quality of your work, which was otherwise superb. Don't you think you've used the cheesy sound effects enough?
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  889. Does Dershowitz have an unpublished thought?
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  890. Sounds awesome. What could possibly go wrong?
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  891. C'mon, Doug. Science is hard!
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  892. Russell Fry is my congressman. I think he's doing a great job.
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  893. The Buzzer may not be a dead hand switch, but that would make a good plot for a James Bond film.
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  894. There are no public facilities inside the palace because they don't want commoner urine mixing with the royal stuff.
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  895. God bless you, Nicko. Hang in there!
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  896. The "innocent civilian Chinese weather balloon" was shot down six miles offshore directly in front of my home in Myrtle Beach. The explosion shook my house. I watched the shredded balloon fall all the way to the same water where I grew up surfing and sailing. Here's what I wonder: How did a heat seeking missile shoot down an ice cold balloon???
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  897. Mr. Biden looks lost and confused in this video. He really needs help. It's cruel to keep this farce going. Please... somebody help this poor man!
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  898. The entire flying disc concept looks like a great way for military industrial corporations to suck research money from various governments without producing anything of value. The really fast government money is in theorizing, not actually manufacturing anything.
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  899. This is what the security guards carry at Spacely Sprockets.
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  900. Looks legit to me. Good police work.
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  901. These weapons have a "mad scientist" look to them.
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  902. I am embarrassed that Steve Colbert is a fellow South Carolinian. Most of us are nice people. He is not
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  903. A "hyperbolic" decompression chamber???
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  904. Nothing Joe Concha says ever proves to be true. Example: The "red tsunami" that never arrived.
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  905. Isn't this what the people of Seattle voted for? They should not be surprised by the result.
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  906. You clowns make it sound like free Twitter is a constitutional right. You sound like a bunch of socialists and should be ashamed.
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  907. I've never really looked at a car carrier before, but it looks like a nice place to live and work.
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  908. You can revoke all the student visas you want. You can deport all the pro Hamas student protestors you want. It won't matter. All they have to do is go to our southern border and walk back into our country. No problem at all!
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  909. As an armchair historian, I'm alarmed when I see valuable artifacts, even those used in war, systematically destroyed. Having said that, none of those guns were pointed at coastal South Carolina where I live. If they WERE, I'd probably want to see all of them dumped ten miles offshore and turned into a fishing reef.
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  910. I can save them a lot of money. There's no Loch Ness monster.
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  911. Well... It has a pretty case.
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  912. Too much speculation, Brandon.
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  913. Ron White may have retired, but he's still right.
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  914.  @mangojuice8038  BS.
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  915. I find it interesting that Himmler planned his escape attempt so much better than the other senior Nazis, some of whom chose to die with or near Hitler. In the end, Himmler was no idealogue. He was in it for himself. Too bad he escaped trial.
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  916. This is another bad omen. It's time to stop SLS before something bad happens.
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  917. I've been suffering from the Moderna vaccine for three years, including a trip to the emergency room last night. It has cost me thousands of dollars in healthcare and made me miserable and unable to work. If Moderna is watching this, you can kiss my a$$.
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  918. I just hope and pray that the French Laundry restaurant doesn't get hit by a power failure. That would be horrible!
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  919. Anti-Semitism is not only a Jewish problem. Anti-Semitism is EVERYBODY'S problem. Unfortunately, it is on the rise.
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  920. Wow! I didn't realize the entire cartridge came out of the barrel. I thought it was just the projectile. Thanks for making that clear. 🤣🤣🤣
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  921. I think Treasury Secretary Yellen blinked "H-E-L-P-M-E" during her interview.
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  922. Initially, I agreed with Pluto's downgrade by the IAU. It looked like a big comet and it wasn't on the ecliptic like the other planets. However, the New Horizon data and imagery changed my mind. Not only is Pluto a planet... it's a planetary system more sophisticated than several other planets including our own.
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  923. Thanks for a rational presentation of this issue.
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  924. Very good!
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  925. Too bad they didn't try the brisket. It might have saved their marriage... and their souls.
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  926. The horror. The horror.
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  927. Jesse is incredibly ignorant about tactical ops.
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  928. What if he's right? What if Arizona really is a transcontinental wormhole?
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  929. Wow. What can you say? You'd be better off throwing rocks at your opponent.
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  930. James Dean did not die from a tragic car accident. He died from a stupid car accident.
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  931. Accountability is for little people.
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  932. If Mar-a-Lago is worth only $18M, then the Bidens' Delaware beach house is worth only $39.95. Maybe less.
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  933. That doctor was one brave lady.
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  934. I was a first grader when President Kennedy died. Although I was small, I have very clear memories of that day. It was the most heartbreaking thing that has happened in the USA in my lifetime. Now that I'm a pensioner, I still reflect upon that day and I wonder how much better our nation would have been had Jack & Bobby lived. There would have been no Vietnam war and no violent anti-war protests, for sure.
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  935. He's the best President since Warren Harding!
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  936. ​ @generalmarkmilleyisbenedic8895  Go bother someone else, troll.
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  937.  @user-zu9ey3sr9f  I'm obviously not as intelligent as you, so you'll need to enlighten me. Please give me specific examples to support your assertion, such as it is.
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  938. I wonder how much money this woman is making while doing this? She's gotta be raking in large appearance fees for her "noble" crusade.
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  939. This is embarrassing.
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  940. A hallmark of cartels and organized crime groups is that they eventually fall apart. Someone gets greedy. Someone gets angry. Sammy Gravano turned on John Gotti, didn't he? And they were very close. I'm sure someone in the Biden network isn't happy with his (or her) future prospects.
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  941. He must go to KJP's hairdresser.
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  942. Megan Rapinoe is a very angry man.
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  943. I'll bet that fortunes were made off this boondoggle.
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  944. This was a very interesting story. I'm amazed that he lived to be so old. There is a lot to be learned from old fighters, no matter what side they were on
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  945. Goering looks like someone stole his favorite unicorn.
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  946. Be careful, Scott! Boeing only likes happy news. You'll wind up in one of their "re-education" facilities outside Seattle. It's not as fun as it sounds.
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  947. Himmler had a brain?
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  948. It was an op-ed article. By definition, it doesn't represent the opinion of the New York Times.
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  949.  @TheEvilmooseofdoom  Fourteen astronaut families will be glad to hear their losses are statistically irrelevant. I'm visiting the family of one of those astronauts on Friday. I'll be sure to share your reasoning with them.
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  950. I've heard Firedrake several times, always jamming Falun Gong broadcasts. It's really obvious when you see it on a SDR waterfall display.
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  951. Will "misgendering" be grounds for appeal and reversal of guilty verdicts?
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  952. Rainy days and Mondays always bring me down. (Karen Carpenter)
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  953. The German soldiers have that "We are SO screwed" look on their faces.
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  954. Good side man... but not electable to the presidency.
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  955. Jail would be a nice place for this person.
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  956. Wow! Archie Bunker was right. Rob Reiner really IS a meathead.
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  957. Joe Concha said there would be a "red tsunami" in November. He was wrong. Joe said the Eagles would win. Wrong again! Joe often gets it wrong.
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  958. Ivy League parents are being ripped off by Ivy League schools. Other than snob value, the Ivy League offers very little that can't be found elsewhere at a better price.
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  959. Your Curtis LeMay impression is impeccable.
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  960. My father served on Kwajalein as a SeaBee in 1954-55. Every Sunday afternoon the CO gave the men a cookout on the beach, then they would play football or go scuba diving... both wonderful things for a football star from Myrtle Beach SC., especially after the misery he experienced in Korea.
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  961. Kevin, of course, is always funny and apparently a very decent person. In a sly way, he makes a great point: NO ONE is the best Christian in Hollywood, nor anywhere else. We are called to be servants to God and God's Creation. Our status within that servanthood is really inconsequential. It doesn't matter who we are... as long as we live in the light of Christ and share His love with others.
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  962. Hey, Britain... Come get your boy. He's stinking up my country.
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  963. What are these people going to do when it gets cold in NYC?
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  964. How do you know an egg has never traveled at mach? There could have been eggs on the Concorde or any number of supersonic planes. Although not an egg, I had a Brittany Spaniel who flew from Colorado to South Carolina in the lap of a fighter pilot in a high performance USAF aircraft.
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  965. Did he get the Jusse Smollett special?
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  966. My family owns a small farm in coastal South Carolina. The nearest white pine is over a hundred miles away. I think I'll try to grow some currants.
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  967. It made me sad to see that two babies didn't come back with Mabel. I know that life in the wild is not perfect, but it's always tough to see proof of this. I suppose we should focus on the positive fact that one baby DID survive and that Mabel's instincts enabled her to be a good mother in spite of the hardships of the wild. Life goes on!
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  968. Nice video. I miss the Cold War era when you could find number stations every day, all over the spectrum.
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  969. Interesting approach. I suppose even the best spies make a mistake every now and then.
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  970. It's an impressive rendering of a weak idea. The engineering & machining are pretty cool, but your opponent would annihilate you while you're reloading.
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  971. Thank you for my freedom, Joey.
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  972. If the physicist's argument that Jamie's device would catch fire, wouldn't high speed hard disk drives be catching on fire, too?
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  973. Get real! If the documents are "nuclear codes," they are completely useless now. The presidential launch codes have been changed several hundred since President Trump left the White House.
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  974. I was the unacknowledged grandchild of wealthy, powerful grandparents. It isn't easy. The Bidens should be ashamed of themselves.
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  975. Who will Mr. Bezos blame (and sue) for this flop? He can't blame Elon.
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  976. Will these people be prosecuted for disrupting an official proceeding... like President Trump or any other Republican who makes a peep?
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  977. The nine most frightening words in the English language: "We're from the government and we're here to help."
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  978. Exactly what I thought. If the Germans kept precise records of how many innocents they hauled off to the death camps, you know darned well they kept records of this car.
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  979. There is no law in the South Carolina Code of Laws regarding fishing with yo-yos.
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  980. He's the world's biggest loser. What a dope!
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  981. Great series!
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  982. I dunno... This woman looks pretty dangerous to me. I've heard that she's consistently late on RSVPs and thank you notes. She intentionally wears white a full week after Labor Day. Better put the FBI on her. Now!!!
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  983. Thank you for your service.
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  984. Blocking the sun? What could possibly go wrong?
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  985. Hunter will get off with a wrist-slap and an apology. Nothing else will happen to him.
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  986. I would be interested in seeing a more detailed video about how the ecosystem has changed since the reactor explosion, as well as how nature is repairing itself. I wonder which species of flora & fauna have declined and which have thrived? I would think that it has been a field day for some invasive species.
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  987. I've always considered the airwaves to be a public trust, operated for the good of humanity. People who interfere with legitimate radio transmissions need to be dealt with harshly, especially when others are harmed.
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  988. I got into space flight when I was four months old... the month that Korolev launched Sputnik One. I was four years old when humans first went into orbit. My bluecollar parents made me watch every launch on television and they read National Geographic stories about NASA missions until I was able to read them myself. I watched every moonwalk and all the major Shuttle missions including the Challenger explosion. Now that I'm retired, ironically, I work as a volunteer media producer for the Astronaut Ron McNair museum in South Carolina. Although I will never fly, space flight will always be incredibly important to me.
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  989. Excellent research! I didn't know about much of this. I find it interesting that the Japanese failed to disable Pearl Harbor's maintenance infrastructure. I'm also impressed how quickly naval personnel un-stunned themselves and got busy restoring their base to operational status. There was little time for mourning. They were at war.
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  990. Another bad omen for this project. It's time to cancel it, in spite of the massive expense. This monster won't work.
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