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2/23/2024 8:37 am  #126


Re: Notable Women

My Dad's Uncles were truckers (horsies) in the Great War. They came home and became truckers.


If you would only recognize that life is hard, things would be so much easier for you. - Louis Brandeis
 

2/29/2024 2:06 am  #127


Re: Notable Women

When I look at the picture of Dr Baker I see an aggressive woman who knows her shit, knows she knows her shit, and lets people know she knows her shit.
After reading about her accomplishments I sure of my impression.
I've met people like her, and while they can be abrasive, working for them is great.

 


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4/09/2024 12:54 am  #128


Re: Notable Women

I saw pictures of her in "the golden years" and she is one of those women that's pretty
no matter how many scars and wrinkles they accumulate.


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4/09/2024 7:32 am  #129


Re: Notable Women

In traditional Polish names, the male version ends in -i and the female version ends in -a. So a father named Pilsudski would have sons named Pilsudski and daughters named Pilsudska.

 

4/28/2024 2:06 am  #130


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Wow, the surname changes with sex?
Polish do a lot of things different but usually some logic behind it.

Dorothy broke the record and was talking about a high altitude balloon flight.
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4/28/2024 2:17 am  #131


Re: Notable Women

Katharine Wentworth Ruschenberger and the Justice Bell.

On the bell...
ESTABLISH JUSTICE
PROCLAIM LIBERTY THROUGHOUT ALL THE LAND UNTO ALL THE INHABITANTS THEREOF
MENEELEY BELL CO TROY, NY, MCMXV




The bell is now in Valley Forge Park by not part of the park.


 


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4/29/2024 11:07 am  #132


Re: Notable Women

Instructor gets the protective gear?

 

5/05/2024 4:59 am  #133


Re: Notable Women

He landed on his butt with her in his lap.


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5/09/2024 10:31 pm  #134


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I've ventured an opinion before that I felt women won The Big One, WW II, for the US.
When millions of men when inducted into the military it was women who kept the country functioning.
Everything from garbage(wo)men to professors and critically in war materiel. Planes and ammo for Russia,
our European allies and our own troops in Europe and the Pacific.
Rosie the Riveter was no fairy tale there were thousands of them building planes by the thousands...
 some even wore saddle shoes...

 


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5/13/2024 11:23 pm  #135


Re: Notable Women

Nita Strauss

Rock/metal is dominated by men.  The occasional woman .......is usually the vocalist

Usually (but not always) only vocalists are able to be successful in a solo career (i.e. the named artist)



 


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5/14/2024 6:11 am  #136


Re: Notable Women

This thread suggests there will be resistance to the Trad Wife back to the kitchen movement.


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5/30/2024 1:16 am  #137


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I don't see why if a woman chooses that lifestyle it's certainly and honorable career... as long as it's a choice and she's not forced into it. Shouldn't be forced out of it either.
There have always been women who exceeded in their chosen field, and always will be. Some make it to the very top of their gig with awards and accolades but those spots are extremely limited. Many more we don't hear about are one step down, respected by their peers and coworkers.


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6/15/2024 1:37 am  #138


Re: Notable Women

I've said many times American women won WWII for us when the stepped up to produce the materiel the allies needed to defeat the axis.
Another reason is this compass my Uncle was issued as a Seabee in the south pacific.

I imagine they could turn them out pretty quick.
Compare that to the Brits issue...

In fairness the Brit model looks like a rangefinder also but does everyone needing a compass need a rangefinder too? It has to take a lot longer to make. Just the 13 visible screws.
 

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6/15/2024 9:32 pm  #139


Re: Notable Women

Why? Targeting or map making?


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8/10/2024 11:01 pm  #140


Re: Notable Women

The thread title is notable women and you can't get much more notable than this...


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8/11/2024 11:10 am  #141


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"It’s not a rangefinder, it’s a bearing sight." 
I'd say lensatic (ha, spellcheck) compass.
 
Actually there is one more step for Kamala's notability. 

 

8/11/2024 10:08 pm  #142


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Diaphone Jim wrote:

 
Actually there is one more step for Kamala's notability. 

What? You don't think Vice-president of the United States is a not a notable achievement?
A man is notable for becoming the mayor of a Podunk Village but a woman has to become President to receive the same accolades?

Ha, just fucking with you Jim, I know what you meant. 


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8/12/2024 11:15 am  #143


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Anon: "The old British compass being discussed isn't a lensatic compass, it's a prismatic compass (it has a prism, not a lens)."
Is there an advantage beyond being able to read the dial at the same time as viewing the object?

 

8/14/2024 12:02 am  #144


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A market for women's v-neck tees with a prismatic compass on it?
OK, he has the picture it can be printed on 29 different items x sizes x colors on request.
Even a round 5 ft diameter beach towel not including fringe.
Beach towel... round?... fringe?  Curiouser and curiouser!
Doesn't sound very practical but it's taking the internet by storm, and I wouldn't want to be left out.


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