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Red Horse

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  1. For sure..I think we sunk 4 carriers and lost Lexington and Yorktown???
  2. My guess? for a lot of guys on this site, it would be the embarrassment of losing their dentures😎
  3. Tatoos are the same as solar farms IMO- they ruin the scenery😎
  4. Matt..Beautiful --If not Macungie or Brooklyn, Lancaster for sure??
  5. Great shot-but you are not showing the "pusher"😃 Now today you would "need" no less than 500-600 HP😎
  6. Like a lot of us guys, I think it's a case of "only so many hours in a day."
  7. All that stuff is at a former Truck Salvage yard in Concord NH. that went by the name "Arnolds". I'm sure the land is worth a fortune as it is right along I-93 and I think you can see the state capitol from it.
  8. Thanks for your opinion and I agree with much of it. But I will stick to my opinion that a negative view of fossil fuels on the part of the president of the US with a stated opposition to fracking, pipeline expansion, in essence anything that was positive toward the continued reliance on oil, had a depressing effect.
  9. Read my post again.... "Just curious. We were exporting fuel under trump. There was a positive attitude during Trumps term toward energy. Biden runs on a platform and makes no bones about eliminating fossil fuels -largely to placate the progressives and the green platform. To say nothing of his position on drilling on federal lands, fracking etc. You really think that had nothing to do with rising fuel prices? The cooling economy based on the pandemic alone if anything would have stabilized oil prices just based on less demand. But I would think as fickle as the oil market is, with tightened money based on a lack of confidence on where oil was going because of the hostile political climate i'm sure that had a lot to do with tightened demand. Just a guess." You cite a lot of statistics and I will assume they are correct. But I do believe under Trump we were positive in terms of exports vs imports more than we have ever been. And I think you are dreaming if you think Biden's clearly hostile view toward the the energy industry did not have an immediate impact on energy prices. Putin and Ukraine were not on everyones mind (unfortunately) when Biden took over. Seems to me, regardless of the commodity, prices are driven by what "analysts" are quick to jump on. Do markets respond to where they "might" be?.. No, IMO they respond quickly to inventory replacement costs. Was there a lot of BS in the news regarding such things as the impact of the XL pipeline cancelation-yes. But I have to believe the oil traders were quick to respond to Biden's victory and his very public anti fossil fuel position and his desire to placate the loons in his party. Fifty years ago markets did not have the influence of immediate communication on the world scene with everyone responding to the news that is quickly available today. The oil jobber in Nebraska doesn't have to wait to get the news at 6PM or when his paper arrives. He sees it on the news at 6AM and starts sending his transports to his source terminal to build his diesel inventory at 6:05. I
  10. Just curious. We were exporting fuel under trump. There was a positive attitude during Trumps term toward energy. Biden runs on a platform and makes no bones about eliminating fossil fuels -largely to placate the progressives and the green platform. To say nothing of his position on drilling on federal lands, fracking etc. You really think that had nothing to do with rising fuel prices? The cooling economy based on the pandemic alone if anything would have stabilized oil prices just based on less demand. But I would think as fickle as the oil market is, with tightened money based on a lack of confidence on where oil was going because of the hostile political climate i'm sure that had a lot to do with tightened demand. Just a guess.
  11. You sure about that? I think the only Chinese stake is through a small piece that Donfeng holds in Peugeot which is 50% owner and Fiat is the other 50%.
  12. Really?? And he keeps saying I"M old😎
  13. yes Hippy this one nails it. I saw a news clip and Obama is in background surrounded by boot lickers and sleepy Joe is shuffling around trying to get some attention from someone- anyone! Best word that came to my mind seeing this was "sad"!
  14. Great Matt...Will you get it done in time for Brooklyn?
  15. Hah- that explains your talents today...No TV, No phone etc etc. I too have my erector sets..I gave them to one of my sons in hopes he would have his son hooked on them-as he and his brother were but no luck. Erector set..a product of the A.C Gilbert Co. of New Haven Conn, who also made American Flyer trains as well as other educational "toys" like chemistry sets. My father was a contractor and he did a fair amount of work in and around their main plant. One day he came home with a product that they were testing but never produced- a building set that featured real hard clay minature bricks- they were cast with two "dimples" on top with corresponding reverse "hollows" on the bottom so the bricks would interlock- Both sons got to enjoy those and the grandkids enjoy them when they come over. I did find something that resembled an erector set this Christmas that I bought for two grandsons but nothing like the original...junk!
  16. 303 Enfield..they had a habit of firing when you put another round in chamber??
  17. JoJo, You are dreaming..she would have to have a sense of responsibility as well as know right from wrong to do either of those two things you suggest. But it's a nice thought😎
  18. Brian T- Joseph Equipment in NH was advertising some- a few months ago-don't know if he sold out of them.
  19. I bought 4 new 11R -24 Summitomos last July
  20. Wow! I'm starring but I guess my eyes were REALLY bad then because I don't remember this. 😎
  21. Usually that is what it takes....When all the BLM bullshit started I was waiting for .."B fathers M" or "B families M" but that apparently doesn't register.
  22. OD-great pix. Motivates me to see that part of country. THx
  23. Very good NJ. And as Bob said, someone did a nice job cleaning that up-can't believe the clarity for something that old. Also some signs directing you to the White dealer-that too probably factory branch. And the streets and neigborhoods looked a lot cleaner than they probably are today.
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