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Yep, my grandfather Daniel Webb Matthews worked there as a machinist. They kind of left Winston in the 1980's but still lots of history. Lots of the nicer older houses are from that era.
Yep, my grandfather Daniel Webb Matthews worked there as a machinist. They kind of left Winston in the 1980's but still lots of history. Lots of the nicer older houses are from that era.
Thats cool whats the homes run for over there?
Originally Posted by dustybumpers
I bought 20 acres in Lumberton. That's where I intend to retire in a year or two
Lets see 20 acres 100,000 per acre and and and --- OMG you R Donald Trump i had not idea you were a Ford man. lol
Originally Posted by clux
Sweet Jesus, you guys still obsessing over rep?
Obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD) is an anxiety disorder characterized by intrusive thoughts that produce uneasiness, apprehension, fear, or worry, by repetitive behaviors aimed at reducing the associated anxiety, or by a combination of such obsessions and compulsions. Symptoms of the disorder include excessive washing or cleaning; repeated checking; extreme hoarding; preoccupation with Repping.
Originally Posted by Fuha
obessing...... Na.. not at all...
Exactly
Originally Posted by shorebird
What are they suppose to obsess over? The price of gas?
I'm in time out.
I'll spend my tomorrow points in this thread.
California Institute of Technology has patented a new camera technology to replace the current cameras on the insect-sized spy drones in the US military. Funded by NASA and Pentagon, these new micro-sized digital cameras using lesser energy, would be a revolutionary way to design the tiny surveillance drones of the military. The technology syncs all the components of a camera i.e. the sensors, circuits and microchips, on a single efficient chip, radio-controlled from about a km away and thus make for a better and effective low-power inclusion in the spy flyers.
California Institute of Technology has patented a new camera technology to replace the current cameras on the insect-sized spy drones in the US military. Funded by NASA and Pentagon, these new micro-sized digital cameras using lesser energy, would be a revolutionary way to design the tiny surveillance drones of the military. The technology syncs all the components of a camera i.e. the sensors, circuits and microchips, on a single efficient chip, radio-controlled from about a km away and thus make for a better and effective low-power inclusion in the spy flyers.
Some more excellent thought provoking info. I need to ear mark that for the rep squad. thanks
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalyptic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
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