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I'm looking for a model of an Airbus A320 of any variety (NEO, 320-200, whatever) using an Allegiant Air livery. Any help would be appreciated.

Howdy. Many years ago (in the 90s, I think) I played a small-player-base MUSH (I think it was) that had a setting similar to Three Musketeers, but not French (or in fact, not real-world at all). Basically, it was mostly RP with some combat systems in place, but nothing like an LP MUD. I'm trying to remember the name of it, but of course I cannot, as it was 30 years ago or so. I was playing the leader of the "Musketeers", but that may not be helpful. The name started with an "E" as I recall. The dice system was "Roll x, keep y". So, if you had 11k5, you'd roll 11 dice, and add up the best 5 of them.

Any help would be appreciated.

As a follow up question, are there any RP-based MUSHes

Argonaut II is a wooden ship being restored in Washington state. They need money to fund the restoration. So, they took a piece of her planking and made a cribbage board out of it, complete with iron stains and a fastener from the ship. You can bid on it here:

https://givebutter.com/c/argonaut-ii-silent-auction-matching-fund/auction/items/1761902

I have no affiliation with this boat, I like to watch their videos, that's all.

Hi, family law advice givers! I recognize that anything anyone says here is not legal advice, but I'm looking to understand my options.

My stb-ex-wife and I are getting a divorce. We tried to do the asset distribution evenly, but there were some snags that led to her getting an attorney. There are no custody issues, our kids are grown ups.

The main problem is the house. We bought it for $x. I paid approximately 56% of that at the time of closing. This was in 2003 or so. I then was either the sole or primary income source for approximately 20 years, putting in 4/5 of the financial contributions. I was terminated and haven't been able to find a job that pays anywhere near as much

Hi, I'm looking for some tips. I'm the coach of a local sports team. I (58M) told the team that if both boys and girls teams got to the playoffs, I would dye my hair red for the playoffs (which is just one day - but I don't mind a little extra time with the alternate color). It looks like this season I'm going to have to follow through with that promise.

Anyway, my hair is naturally brown with slight red highlights, and now that I'm a bit older, there's a fair bit of grey. It's predominantly brown, though. I'd like to get it to be a pretty obvious red, have the color last a week or two, and not stain the bathroom like I just murdered a hooker in the bathtub.

I've never colored my ha

I'm curious about how effective using cedar fence pickets would be for building a kayak. A single picket is 5 1/2" wide. Cutting that into 3/4" strips would be 6.2 strips (we'll call it 6 strips). Then, they're about 5/8" thick, so with a 1/8" kerf, you could get 12 total 1/4" strips about 6 feet long (since the fence pickets have angle cuts at the top, most of the strips would be 72", but some of them would be a few inches shorter). Scarf as needed, ta-da, cheap strips. And when I say "cheap" I mean $4 for a cedar fence picket, plus your time in sawing them.

Other options:

Buy a packet of 64 strips 17 feet long for $1033. Bead and cove, 1/4" x 3/4" from Noah's Marine. No scarfing ne

If I were to start building boats in my garage, what tools would I need? This includes things I can make myself.

I'd start with a stand up paddleboard, then a strip built kayak then a small sailboat (probably an 16-18 ft trimaran), then who knows...

The things I can think of:

Table saw

Band saw

Thicknesser/planer

Miter saw

Power hand planer

Orbital sander

Maybe a hand belt sander? And/or a table belt sander

Block planes (are there other types of hand planes?)

A Japanese saw

Chisels of various sizes

Sanding blocks

Sanding boards

A billion clamps of various types

Sharpening tools for anything that might need sharpening

In addition, not including the wood, epoxy, fiberglass/c

Hi, everyone. I'm looking to do some plait mats using somewhat stiffer cord than paracord (at least the paracord I have is very limp). I have a few questions:

1: what kind of line would I use that's a bit stiffer than paracord? animatedknots.com's ocean plait mat, for example, is nicely rounded. When I do that in paracord, the loops just sort of flop about unless I tighten it to the point that I don't have the nice open holes in the middle.

2: I ...might need a fid or marlinspike for splicing the ends, if I get twisted rope, instead of paracord? I'm not going to ask for the 'best' because everyone has different opinions, but I did find a marlinspike/fid

Moderately powerful AMD gaming build.

The GPU and Motherboard are already purchased, sort of restricting what I can buy. My previous post indicated that AMD is doing better this generation. If you can keep the price roughly the same and move to a 5900X, please let me know how. The 5900X is $300 more than the 5800X, and I'd rather not spend THAT much more.

Looking for 3 27" monitors that run 2K @ 144. The 3060 will probably have issues pumping that much for graphically intense games, I'll have to suffer.

1TB SSD is small these days, but I tend to prune pretty aggressively.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/8rGHXb

EDIT: UPDATED BUILD:

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I won a newegg shuffle for a 3060 RTX (not TI, sadly, but it'll do for now). So, I'm building a PC to go around it, with some room for graphics card upgrade in the event I can get a 3070 TI or better somehow.

There's no budgetary concerns, though I don't want to go much over the build cost now. I have an irrational distaste for AMD CPUs, so stick with Intel if you're going to suggest changes.

This is for light gaming (I'll want to run Flight Simulator at the moment, but also more intense games)

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/QVMqCz

Things I'm not flexible on:

liquid cooled, 360 (or more) mm worth of radiator/fans - current build is a i5-3570K (I