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I read a transcript of a lawyer questioning a witness. The lawyer asked if the witness had any issues, and the witness said he had dyslexia. The lawyer asked if the witness had corrective lenses for that.

I'm not dyslexic so far as anybody knows, but left and right are mysterious ideas.
They don’t make lawyers like they used to.

Seriously though, there was a school of optometrists who pushed certain tints as a help for dyslexia, BMM being one such tint. It’s hogwash, but some believe it.
 
passed two years ago...very dear friend..end of a chapter in SC..
Oh crud. Must have been shortly after I left. Last time I saw him he stopped by the tire shop at Costco to yell Bella! Bella! at me. He will be missed. I'm sad. I used to help a friend work on his refrigeration. Of course he would feed us and laughs were inevitable.
 
WD40 and a pair of needle nose pliers cover the other 15%..
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They don’t make lawyers like they used to.

Seriously though, there was a school of optometrists who pushed certain tints as a help for dyslexia, BMM being one such tint. It’s hogwash, but some believe it.
I figured that one might make you smile. It certainly made a couple dyslexic friends of mine smile. One of them is now a lawyer. She really liked it.
 
Case latch repair shenanigans!

Broke a$$ latch:
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Broke a$$ latch after hillbilly redneck repair...:unsure:

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I dunno. As an actual Appalachian, I'm a little disappointed that the latch lines up that well. And that both parts are matched together properly. The screws are a nice touch, but their heads should be stripped and one should be a double headed nail. Just saying.
 
Put me in the ‘no idea’ camp lol. Google translate also let me down this time
They sure tightened up on aircraft art. I was the crew chief of a F4D from '74-'76 (66-7487), all we could do was paint the Pilot's name, crew chief's name, and the aircraft's name on the hatch, mine was named La Chichona. The pilots, all anglos, never got it, but didn't care because I took alot of pride in her, and she was well maintained and was never a Hangar Queen (no disrespect to our illustrious Queen).
 
ever seen a B-36?
I don’t think so. My Dad was on the missile side developing the Atlas and testing them at Sycamore Canyon. I hardly knew what he did; it was all high security stuff. Only lately has he told stories about the Convair days and his later years at Vandenberg. One of his crazy stories is about how during the Cuban missile crisis, they scrambled to turn some of the test stands at Sycamore into launch capable pads “just in case.”
 
I don’t think so. My Dad was on the missile side developing the Atlas and testing them at Sycamore Canyon. I hardly knew what he did; it was all high security stuff. Only lately has he told stories about the Convair days and his later years at Vandenberg. One of his crazy stories is about how during the Cuban missile crisis, they scrambled to turn some of the test stands at Sycamore into launch capable pads “just in case.”
wow, awesome story...the Atlas was a honking ICBM....good thing it only got used to put Mercury capsules in orbit...
 

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