This goes along with their blade making skills.
A wood planing competition where they try for the thinnest and longest shaving.

Moderators: wdolson, MOD_War-in-the-Pacific-Admirals-Edition

ORIGINAL: MakeeLearn
Bomber Gas has been a landmark in the Portland area since 1947, when it arrived and became the region's most unusual filling station.
is it still there?
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ORIGINAL: wdolson
ORIGINAL: MakeeLearn
Bomber Gas has been a landmark in the Portland area since 1947, when it arrived and became the region's most unusual filling station.
is it still there?
It was taken down to be restored
http://www.oregonlive.com/milwaukie/index.ssf/2014/08/milwaukie_bomber.html
That air frame is worth way too much to be sitting on top of a gas station. It's probably worth more than $1 million unrestored.
Talking about wood working, there is this interesting project:
http://www.carscoops.com/2016/11/the-ruptured-duck-hot-rod-will-probably.html
Bill
ORIGINAL: Orm
Or did he use to sit on your nose? [X(] [;)]ORIGINAL: witpqs
You used to sit on his nose? [X(] [:D]ORIGINAL: rustysi
Reminds me of a trick I used to do with my dog.[:D]



Interesting. The grayish smoke on the extreme right might be from one of the two volcanoes that were always making sulphur fumes.ORIGINAL: MakeeLearn
Leaving Rabaul after a raid......
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Burping.ORIGINAL: Lecivius
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Interesting. The grayish smoke on the extreme right might be from one of the two volcanoes that were always making sulphur fumes.

ORIGINAL: MakeeLearn
Interesting. The grayish smoke on the extreme right might be from one of the two volcanoes that were always making sulphur fumes.
Never heard that before. Yep....
http://volcano.oregonstate.edu/rabaul
"A powerful explosive eruption in 1994 occurred simultaneously from Vulcan and Tavurvur volcanoes and forced the temporary abandonment of Rabaul city"
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ORIGINAL: wdolson
ORIGINAL: MakeeLearn
Bomber Gas has been a landmark in the Portland area since 1947, when it arrived and became the region's most unusual filling station.
is it still there?
It was taken down to be restored
http://www.oregonlive.com/milwaukie/index.ssf/2014/08/milwaukie_bomber.html
That air frame is worth way too much to be sitting on top of a gas station. It's probably worth more than $1 million unrestored.
Talking about wood working, there is this interesting project:
http://www.carscoops.com/2016/11/the-ruptured-duck-hot-rod-will-probably.html
Bill


Are there any studies on how that practice affects the cow's self esteem?ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
My wife did her residency in Wisconsin. Veterinary residents earned extra money checking for adulteration of cow udders at local and regional dairy auctions. Prior to their intercession / intervention, upwards of 50% of cows would have air added to their udders to 'puff them up' and make them look more engorged (and by extension, more productive).
So, my belizarded friend, even the pictured species you've provided is beset with 'fake ones'.