Andy, that is a great collection of Filson clothing you have. I have recently been eyeing their Packer coat and the Field coat and have shown my wife the pictures in the catalogue, to no avail. I think your pictures might convince her how cool they look (of course guys think stuff like that is...
Perhaps my first post about Israel was a bit unclear, and made it sound as if we should totally disregard their security protocols due to the differences in size. I think we can learn quite a bit from them. My point is that we can't say (IMO, of course), that we should chuck our current system...
Perhaps I should have said "apples and oranges. I don't think we should ignore Israel, but the "Israel does this, why don't we" is weak, in my opinion based on the threat.
Intersting claim, but I saw nothing to back it up.
Sounds like you have bona fides, and I appreciate your background...
I think comparing the security at Israel's three international/<10 domestic airports with the hundreds of primary (+10K passengers) airports in the US is a folly. We have a much larger flow of people, making the problems of security exponentially more difficult. As for use of scanners: If you...
In the Coast Guard, we are issued the G-1 after reporting to the first aviation unit after flight school/aviation training. And thank God for being able to wear a flight suit occasionally in an office environment.
And Hacker, I recognize that pic from AW, I think (though I go by a different...
Born and raised Virginian...but The Commonwealth is part of the South, firstly (the term "Mid-Atlantic" being a more recent invention). I've lived in DC, as well, but am currently in California (which I also love)' and will probably retire to VA or NC in a few years.
Ed
Ed was in love with a cocktail waitress
But Ed's family and friends didn't approve
So he broke it off
He married a respectable woman
Who played the piano
She played well enough to have been a professional
Ed's wife left him
Years later, at a family gathering
Ed got drunk and...
Got these from eyeglasses.com - made by our friends across the pond AngloAmerican. They are 55mm to fit my giant head, and come in a wide variety of shades. I got an amber tortoise shell, but they come in black and darker shades.
BobC: Though the brown-ribboned hat has fewer WPSI, Graham indicated it was a higher quality had due to the straightness of the weave. I'll take his word.
Al_Ojeda: Very impressive makeover. My next will be the Optimo shape; yours looks great. I don't know whether it is the 'B' or 'C'...
I had picked up a couple of hats while in Montechristi, Ecuador over the last few year (this before I knew what to look for from reading on the Lounge). I owned them both for a few years and seldom wore them (neither were long ovals and the brim would buckle a bit). After seeing the nice work...
I think it looks good...
The image of John Wayne from "The Quiet Man" came quickly to mind in response to your query...I thought he looked pretty cool (OK, dashing) in his newsboy and trench.
And Maureen O'Hara...smokin'!:eusa_clap
Something a friend of mine used to say (not original, I'm sure), after anyone shared a serious war story:
"So there I was: at night, in the *goo... and inverted. How did I know we were inverted? My air medal was hitting me in the chin. We were pulling so many G's we were in the H's, with...
I'm glad their are regs...but I'm a bit of a uniform hard-a$$
The Navy, the Coast Guard, and the Marine Corps all have strict standards on wearing the G-1 flight jackets. Part of this is that strict uniform regs are part of the military, and help us look professional; if regs weren't spelled...
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