as far as I know, in our army it is a crime to use a fixed bayonet in war if the bayonet is not issued officially. Some army units have them, others do not have them, but then lots of the individual soldiers buy them anyhow.
The main reason why we still carry a bayonet is because it also doubles as a very good wire cutter, can opener, bottle opener and firestarter. Oh and mounted on the rifle with the scabbard on, it makes for an excellent tentpole.

If there is one place definitely I would want to visit when I sometimes would go to the USA, it is this monument.

jenn those meters can be set to any bicycle wheel size. And so if you keep a big wheelsize and you use the small thredmillsize, you can get a hamster to read the meter even over a hundred miles if you want.

Wow.
No wonder people and animals get desorientated and get lost and even die in that.

Ah don't worry I got the tool for that--- Oh ratz broke my nail....

Well now at least they got worldwide publicity.

:-D

...So eventhough they of course will denie it in every way possible, perhaps this still was somewhat calculated........?

As long as those Hungarians do not claim they invented the chainless bike (guys like Derk Thys http://www.google.nl/imgres?imgurl=http://en.ligfiets.net/uploads/15/37/thys209.jpeg&imgrefurl=http://en.ligfiets.net/news/3352/carbon-roeifiets.html&usg=__uMoAUCRtwmobQL-LS0FscUjQMMM=&h=226&w=400&sz=39&hl=nl&start=0&zoom=1&tbnid=-75ZIDzT_RNiXM:&tbnh=110&tbnw=194&prev=/images%3Fq%3Drowing%2Bbike%2Bderk%2Bthys%26um%3D1%26hl%3Dnl%26sa%3DN%26rls%3Dcom.microsoft:en-US%26biw%3D1120%26bih%3D627%26tbs%3Disch:1&um=1&itbs=1&iact=hc&vpx=114&vpy=129&dur=1906&hovh=169&hovw=299&tx=180&ty=82&ei=pO-ZTKfUN8-AONXxnPsM&oei=kO-ZTNzTMdSRjAfir7joDw&esq=5&page=1&ndsp=12&ved=1t:429,r:0,s:0 did before these Hungarians), I think it is funny.

What I do not understand is why they kept on to circular pedal motion, while a linear movement of the pedals would have done the trck even better and at the same time would have made the mechanics far simpler and cheaper.

Plenty people out there who would want to give a limb to be able to show that they are connected somehow to the Famous.

And that's where Danza, Milano and all those others cash in.

Call it stupid- Then just don't bother yourself. But it is not fair to blame or mock Milano for taking advantage of that special need of others.

And if you feel up to it to part with your cash directly to that orphanage in reaction to Milano's action, she still has reacherd her goal.

Okay I know of people with real deep and special connections with their tattoo's and I have the same thing myself. But to go to this length and intensity...

Wow.

Chuck getting rid of the traffic lights and signs does not mean that the traffic code of conduct also is discarded. So unless you say that people in the US are complete retards that cannot deal with traffic unaided by lights and signs, things can still go well only using the code and common sence.

Perhaps the archeologists should have talked a bit more to the reënactors and experimental archeologists? s far as I have seen, for the last 20 or so years all experience points at that. So this isn't exactly new.

"A Traffic Light That Decides When It Wants to Turn Green"

... Oh F###- Now we not only have grumpy passengers to deal with, but possibly also trafficlights that decide to be cross at the wrong time.... "No. No I don't wanna go green. Why should I? Done that a million times, don't like green anyhow and I happen to like red far better. So bugger off and let me be red..."

Sure you could if you were alone down there or even with one other companion that you would not want to murder even after being there locked up only one week with no possible shortterm escape.

But now try to push enough food and drink and other daily nescessities for 33 people through a fragile 2,230ft long pipe of that size minus communicationcable(s) and see if both ends still stay happy for the whole duration...

That Syberian Tundra separates the whoosies from the real cars... :-P

Hell...