Tennessee 'natural meaning' law raises fears in LGBT community

[Joe Wooten]

I have 15-20 hobby Facebook page I go to every day. It's not all just friends or relationships

I'm into old hot rod cars. On FB I see cars fresh out of the resto shop or some guys garage that takes 2 years to hit the car magazines or never at all.

The hobby pages on FB whether it old cars, guns, sewing, woodworking, dog breeding  whatever it may be, make magazines and internet sites pale  in comparison.

If you have any type of hobby and not using FB to check it out you are losing much.

@Joe Wooten

My hobbies are chickens, gardening, and model rocketry. I keep up-to-date on all three without facecrack. It is a totally unnecessary distraction.

[XenaLee]

I hope that was meant sarcastically.  Because it's pretty much untrue.  Being strong enough to tell the truth even when shrieked at by the irrational, hate-filled left is a trait we should all aspire to.

Amen!

[Doug Loss]

My hobbies are chickens, gardening, and model rocketry. I keep up-to-date on all three without facecrack. It is a totally unnecessary distraction.

Ever try combining them?  Chickens and gardens combine pretty naturally, but launching a chicken in a large model rocket?  Or vegetables?

[Joe Wooten]

Ever try combining them?  Chickens and gardens combine pretty naturally, but launching a chicken in a large model rocket?  Or vegetables?

When I was a teener, I had an incubator and would launch unhatched eggs and then put them back in the incubator to see if anything happened to the chick. I can imagine the fun in stuffing a full grown chicken into a payload section....PETA would be highly amused....

[Doug Loss]

When I was a teener, I had an incubator and would launch unhatched eggs and then put them back in the incubator to see if anything happened to the chick. I can imagine the fun in stuffing a full grown chicken into a payload section....PETA would be highly amused....

Well, the chicken would get to fly once in its life, so there's that.  Still (maybe) not quite so bad as being stuffed in a mailbox and pushed out with a toilet plunger...

[Wingnut]

When I was a teener, I had an incubator and would launch unhatched eggs and then put them back in the incubator to see if anything happened to the chick. I can imagine the fun in stuffing a full grown chicken into a payload section....PETA would be highly amused....

We sent a few mice up in the payload capsules on the Estes two stage rockets.    One didn't make it as the recovery chute designed to bring the moustrornaut gently back to the surace suffered a catastrophic failure on deployment...caught fire and melted before it could open

[Joe Wooten]

Well, the chicken would get to fly once in its life, so there's that.  Still (maybe) not quite so bad as being stuffed in a mailbox and pushed out with a toilet plunger...

Well, some game chickens can fly pretty good (for chickens). A Bantam hen I once had could fly pretty well for about 50-60 yards.

[Joe Wooten]

We sent a few mice up in the payload capsules on the Estes two stage rockets.    One didn't make it as the recovery chute designed to bring the moustrornaut gently back to the surace suffered a catastrophic failure on deployment...caught fire and melted before it could open

Mice, frogs, crickets, ants, and eggs were my biological payloads. Sent a mouse up on an Estes Farside 3 stager with a B14/C6/C6-7 once. It survived but chewed through the cardboard payload tube and escaped before we could get to it. Brothers and I chased it for about a mile to retrieve it. Sent a frog upon a 2 stager with a F100/F100-9, but the results were not pretty as the acceleration of the F100 kinda mushed the frog's innards all over the payload section...

[Wingnut]

I had to go back and look for the Farside! I didn't remember it came in a Three stage!  That was cool.

http://www.estesrockets.com/customer-service/full-catalog/

[Joe Wooten]

I had to go back and look for the Farside! I didn't remember it came in a Three stage!  That was cool.

http://www.estesrockets.com/customer-service/full-catalog/

If you want to see the rockets that you had in your youth, go here:

http://www.ninfinger.org/rockets/rockets.html

He has almost all the catalogs from all the rocket companies from 1962 to the present. I also did a lot of Centuri rockets back in the day.