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  1. You can usually find a wrench that fits. You just can’t torque it as tight.
  2. Not if the pilot is Maverick.
  3. Eventually the Europeans will be able to produce in the numbers Ukraine needs, but it will take years. And since 2022, those numbers have not increased much.
  4. A better question related to @atomheartbevo's post is how many Ukrainian pilots have we trained at this point? Did the training stop when we stopped supplying weapons or did it continue?
  5. I don't think the US has been prepared for the trench warfare type stuff that Russia and Ukraine are embroiled in. We have a lot of sophisticated stuff in storage, but I bet our basic artillery shells are pretty limited and may not fit eastern european weapons. As for advanced stuff, we only have 410 HIMARS but production is ramping up. I think we gave Ukraine 20. Another 20 HIMARS would be great but the ATACMS cost $1.5 mil so we will never be able to give Ukraine what it needs.
  6. I didn't know it wasn't open any more. Is it going to be in the Galleria area again? I love me some moussaka - Plus, I am friends with their cousins of the same last name (who unfortunately are all aggy).
  7. I miss the baklava at Antone’s. Are there any stores left in Houston? Once they changed the bread, things went downhill. And who was the last great Greek player in college football?
  8. Are we going to be better this year than last year?
  9. We did go all in on Crowell and still lost out.
  10. They look to be in great condition. I'm sure they will work flawlessly. But, I'm sure they will make a nice fireworks show when their storage site is hit.
  11. Shark Chases Teen to Land After Mauling Him Off Popular Beach July 12, 2025 by David Jones A 16-year-old boy was severely injured in a shark attack off the coast of Cabarita Beach in Bogangar, New South Wales, Australia. The incident occurred on a Sunday afternoon, just before 4 p.m., and was captured on video, showing the nearly 7-foot shark racing towards the shore behind the teenager. The shark inflicted severe injuries on the right side of the boy’s body, including his leg, hand, and arm. As the shark continued to lurk nearby, bystanders rushed to the boy’s aid. The video footage shows the shark’s fin visible in the water, adding to the chilling scene. In a heroic act, a good Samaritan punched the shark, keeping it at bay while others carried the injured teen to safety. Using a surfboard as a makeshift stretcher, they managed to transport the boy away from the dangerous situation. An off-duty paramedic from Queensland was among the bystanders and quickly applied a tourniquet to the boy’s wounds to stop the bleeding. The boy’s condition at the time was not clear, but he had received immediate medical attention even before the lifeguards arrived at the scene. Stephen Pearce, CEO of NSW Surf Lifesaving, spoke to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation about the incident. He was unsure if the boy was with friends at the time of the attack, but noted that a tourniquet had already been applied to the injured limbs by the time their lifeguards reached him. Following the initial treatment, paramedics arrived and airlifted the teenager to Gold Coast University Hospital. He was reported to be in serious but stable condition.
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