All About Pocket Knives

The ad used the term "fast" access.
As computers have evolved the definition of that term has certainly changed!

Yeah, your microwave has more computing power than that thing did. That's a slight exageration to make a point. CPU clock was six microseconds. By today's standards, that's an ox cart compared to a Corvette.

It ran one program at a time and you loaded the program off of punch cards and the data off the same or punched paper tape. Storeage was on the magnetic cards of those CRAM devices or magnetic tape. The CPU had 10K of memory, split into 5K increments in each of two boxes as large as a refrigerator. The most it could handle was 20K. It was honest to God core memory and when you pulled the memory planers out you could see all the little ferrite cores strung on all the tiny hair like wires.

Now that I've managed to put the entire forum to sleep...

Haven't bought any new knives in a while, but I found a good price on this nifty coffee cup.

rangerbluedog wrote:Haven't bought any new knives in a while, but I found a good price on this nifty coffee cup.

WOW !!!!!! Blu, It matches your "" Red Stool""

rangerbluedog wrote:Haven't bought any new knives in a while, but I found a good price on this nifty coffee cup.

big monk wrote:

rangerbluedog wrote:Haven't bought any new knives in a while, but I found a good price on this nifty coffee cup.

WOW !!!!!! Blu, It mayches your "" Red Stool""

You're right. I didn't noticed that. Maybe he should change his screen name to RangerRedDog.

jerryd6818 wrote:

big monk wrote:

rangerbluedog wrote:Haven't bought any new knives in a while, but I found a good price on this nifty coffee cup.

WOW !!!!!! Blu, It mayches your "" Red Stool""

You're right. I didn't noticed that. Maybe he should change his screen name to RangerRedDog.

YES!

Caught a couple of pics of the (EDIT>>>>> NOT A Monarch, SEE BELOW) daily visit.

Yeah, I know I need to quit chasin' butterflys and knives for that matter and paint the dang deck. If we could string more than one or two dry days in a row together I might be able to. Been a very wet summer around these parts.

Cutty -- That's a Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly. Beautiful.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papilio_glaucus

Thanks for that info Jerry. I had no idea? From the info it looks to be a male as well

We had the visitor last weekend. Male Luna moth.

...t.d.,used to see those a lot here, but haven't seen one this year, yet!!..beautiful!!!..... ........

I picked up a little 15' Duroboat for quick trips to run crab rings and for hunting.........got these pics while we were letting the crab rings soak. Scored a few very nice Dungeness Crab and enjoyed some really nice weather. The skiff is an older model and I need to find a newer 35hp for it, just running the 8.0hp trolling motor from my other boat for now. The old 25hp Evinrude that came with the skiff is toast.......runs but has low compression and a few other issues.

IM

Cutty wrote:Caught a couple of pics of the (EDIT>>>>> NOT A Monarch, SEE BELOW) daily visit.

Yeah, I know I need to quit chasin' butterflys and knives for that matter and paint the dang deck. If we could string more than one or two dry days in a row together I might be able to. Been a very wet summer around these parts.

Wow what a coincidence.
My Father and I went to a place called Longwood Gardens here in Pennsylvania yesterday.
And I got a couple of shots of butterflies.
Same kind too , looks to be the female of the species.

JW~

On our Butterfly Bush this afternoon

this fellow was out back of the house last week, i've got about 20 shots of him adjusting the bream before swallowing .

Way cool.

Great shots. Given the long throat that fish has to travel it makes sense the egret wants it in perfect position.

Twenty shots and still standing tall,tuf bird

tendots wrote:Twenty shots and still standing tall,tuf bird

I KNOW, should of used a "pocket knife"

saved ya'll the best seat out of the house, great one's inside too!!!!

Trying a new hobby this year with growing Orchids

Trying a new hobby this year with growing Orchids

Gorgeous!

Love those Orchids Mr. J. They're beautiful.


Birthday present from Miz Linnea. She stuck a little gambling money in him because, "you can't give a bank with nothing in it."

I picked up this neat little vacuum pump on the US 127 yard sale. An old farmer sold it to me for $3. Got back to the camper, plugged it up and away it went. I ran it about 20 minutes without a hitch.