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12/31/2004

Happy New year from Admit-one

Filed under: General — kf6hqc @ 1:43 pm

New Years in New York

We here at Admit-one would like to wish everyone
a safe and Happy New Year. We’ll see you all next
year.

kf6hqc

steam rocket

Filed under: Technology — kf6hqc @ 9:59 am

steam powered rocket

With just over 2 gallons of water, this rocket can
achieve a max. velocity of over 500 ft. per second
with an acceleration of 4g’s at nearly a mile in
altitude. Pretty impressive.

The scalded cat steam rocket.

kf6hqc

12/30/2004

Historical Perspective

Filed under: General — kf6hqc @ 9:01 pm

more stimulating talk radio

A little historical perspective on a phenomenon called
radio, a group of people called ‘Hams’ and a Los Angeles
radio station that recently lost it’s 731’ tall transmitter
tower felled by a light aircraft. It is indeed tragic that two
lives were lost in the aircraft crash, fortunately not more,
and also that an historic landmark is also now gone forever.

John’s historical perspective on KFI.

kf6hqc

killer home science projects

Filed under: Web sites — kf6hqc @ 10:13 am

the old putt putt

Great website for making all kinds of great science
projects with (mostly) stuff you can find around
the house or local hardware store. Rainy day fun.

Home science projects web page.

kf6hqc

F you and your H2 too!

Filed under: Images,Web sites — kf6hqc @ 10:06 am

fuck you and your H2

This site is great. I think the H2 is a total joke.
Don’t get me wrong, I wish I had one but I’d
never buy one even if I could afford it. Lets
face it… The H2 is no Hum Vee. H2 is Chevy’s
joke on the American public. The H2 is the poor
man’s Hummer. People that can afford them just
eat em up like Krispy Creams. Sure they are
probably safer in an accident but so is a full size
American truck like the Chevy Tahoe which
is what this ugly box of an H2 is mounted to.
Anyway, I’m with em. I one finger salute the
H2 too! Looking forward to FUH3 2

Dont leave without checking out the submissions.

F you and your H2 too!

kf6hqc

12/29/2004

evil Santa

Filed under: Images — kf6hqc @ 9:43 am

nuaghty Santa

I was looking through some of my pictures today when
I ran across this one of my daughter sitting on good
ol’ Santa’s lap taken at a local mall a few years ago.
Looks innocent enough but take a good look at
Santa’s right hand. Looks like Santa wasn’t in too good
of a mood that day, ya think?

Photo (c)kf6hqc

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A brief history of telegrams

Filed under: General — kf6hqc @ 9:38 am

Western union note

From the days of the earliest smoke signals and the
wondrous lighthouse at Alexandria, people have
been sending messages over long distances with
the best technology they could devise.
A really nice read about the history of the telegram.

Sent a telegram today. Tomorrow, you’ll be on your way.

my retrogram to you all

Send a retrogram today. Tomorrow you’ll be a happy camper.

kf6hqc

Encyclopedia Astronautica: Space Suits

Filed under: Technology — kf6hqc @ 7:22 am

farout spacesuit

To explore and work in space, human beings must take

their environment with them because there is no atmospheric pressure and no oxygen to sustain life.
In order to work outside the spacecraft, humans need
the protection of a spacesuit. Take a look at the space suits on this page. My favorite is the Grumman Moon Suit .

Crazy space suits.

kf6hqc

12/28/2004

beluga caviar

Filed under: Food — kf6hqc @ 2:39 pm

friggin fish eggs

Caspian fisherman dream of catching a great Beluga,

it is tantamount to finding a diamond in the desert.
This may indeed be true but personally I don’t think I’ll
ever try caviar even if the opportunity presents itself.
What kills me are the prices that these “little gems”
fetch. Over $3000 for one kilogram (2.2 lbs) of caviar.

Take a look at these prices.

kf6hqc

20th century castles

Filed under: General — kf6hqc @ 10:42 am

living underground

Very few of these first generation missile sites were built.
All other sites decommissioned after 1965 are being destroyed
to conform to international treaty agreements. No more
structures of this size and strength are being built. Most of
these properties are rough after 30 years of neglect, but with
some clean up and reconstruction inside, their grandeur is
restored.

Own your own Missile silo home.

kf6hqc

Dynamo Tri-LED Flashlight

Filed under: Technology — kf6hqc @ 7:42 am

forever flashlight

Now this is a cool item. The “no battery” LED flashlight.
How many times you have reached for a flashlight in the
middle of a power failure only to find the batteries are
dead? With the Dynamo Tri-LED flashlight, you’ll never
have to worry about that happening again!

The forever flashlight.

kf6hqc

12/27/2004

the antimagnet

Filed under: General — kf6hqc @ 11:08 am

trendy cluless a-hole

If you think the money you spend on these ribbon
magnets actually helps our troops, you are probably
a Preppy, a Yuppy, are definetly clueless and should
probably seek help. There are real ways to support
our troops other than sending your money to China.

Q. – What is a Preppy?

A. – A Yuppy larva

Keep sending your money to China sub-genius.

kf6hqc

pi 10k

Filed under: Music,Weird — kf6hqc @ 8:16 am

pi is good

Assign a note to each numeral, 0-9 and then let this
thing go. It will play your tune for 10,000 notes as
dictated by the number pi. Too bad the tune sucks
no matter what notes you assign.

The first 10,000 numbers of pi as musical notes

The Hizamakura lap pillow

Filed under: General — kf6hqc @ 8:02 am

This is sad.

This is the “Hizamakura,” a lap pillow that resembles a

woman’s legs in a miniskirt. The pillow, which sells for 9,429 yen, is popular among single men and as gag gifts for New Year’s parties. This one follows close on the heels, er, arms of Japanese company Kameo’s
Boyfriend’s Arm Pillow
. I wonder how many guys
found one of these under the tree this Christmas.

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