@Wendy1u17 Only D, given the provided information with the height of the stool, both A & C hanging in the air and neither are grounded or touching the neutral. The lack of any ground being provided even for the stool negates B, regardless of soles of shoes or stool composition.
@motusdevs@L6_Underground@McMasterCarr Much gooder! That little coil spring looks like a tiny snag hazzard that is just calling to be pulled out and fucked off to parts unknown... :) If I didn't already own an MCR I'd be looking at buying into this. But my pockets aren't deep enough... :(
@LPNH Um, Ted Cruz is not in the House, he is a Senator... Could you run that chat for the Senate, curious if that still holds true there... likely will.
@ScottKacsmar@R1dack1415@TomBradyDaily Yeah, Maye still had 3rd down and wasted it with an INT, that still doesn't changed what happened on that play. Maybe you don't understand this but the game of football is played one down at a time. A drop for a TD in a championship will always superceed one in the 1st game
@JasonHornbuckle@RapidResponse47@60Minutes ok, I'll let you mistake your ignorance for intelligence so that you can maintain your confident tone of insight. Thus you can feel better that you won this argument; as you are not fighting to understand only to be wrong.
@JasonHornbuckle@RapidResponse47@60Minutes But that's the thing, this did happen. I can't verify the speeds, I'm just pointing out it it survivable. But this operation did happen, its not made up.
@JasonHornbuckle@RapidResponse47@60Minutes Semantics, what do you think "parachute compromised by surface to air missile" is? Practically the same thing if he hit the ground between 70-100mph.
Paul Rizzo 2018, Michael Holmes 2006, Joan Murray 1999 (80-90mph)... just to name a few.
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@JasonHornbuckle@RapidResponse47@60Minutes Its possible, its all about how you impact the ground. From where they ejected to where they landed was miles away so it could have be windy, plus they estimated the fall at 70-100mph. Which is survivable.
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@JasonHornbuckle@RapidResponse47@60Minutes It all matters on how he hit the ground, you are assuming it was straight down, but it was likely very angular on sandy or soft soil.
@SantasTavern@ShadowIND_IN This would be a complete breach failure due to either overpressure, fowling/other reason preventing the breach from fully closing, or structural failure from metal fatuige. I wouldn't say "bad Chinese steel", as this tank is probably 35+ years old, beaches have a shelf life.
@mattoz84@theCHAMPSIDE I agree with you, I think this has nothing to do with a Paige & Caitlin, and more a League & Caitlin... and she is getting fed up with this seemingly double standard where the Refs are consistently not calling fouls for her, but against her for the slightest of touches.
@NaviGoBoom This was a real good roll-up, glad you touched on the twist rates and chamber pressures, the only time that these may become a factor is if the M855A1 becomes way more common on the civilian market. And even then, it'll be mostly fudd's and their outdated feed ramps.