Greg Bacon
@gregbacon
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Love thy neighbor / Tu ne cede malis ⬛️ 🟨 / Husband / Dad / ΕΤΤΣΝ / Liberty / Ph.D. CS / Pilot / CFI / Adjunct / #avgeek / #RollTide / #GenX / INTJ / 🇺🇸
Alabama, USA
Joined May 2009
In 2001, a 13-year-old Boy Sout went missing in Yellowstone Park for over 18 hours and used his belt buckle to reflect sunlight and signal passing planes. His signal was happened to be spotted by Harrison Ford.
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This is coming from a place of love and support, but… It’s ‘shoo-in,’ not ‘shoe-in.’ It’s ‘case in point,’ not ‘case and point.’ It’s ‘moot point,’ not ‘mute point.’ It’s ‘hunger pangs,’ not ‘hunger pains.’ It’s ‘jibe with,' not 'jive with.'
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Someone from a “UNIVERSITY HOSPTITAL” viewed my LinkedIn profile. I have questions.
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1970s: This ARPANET thing is really useful for sharing research papers! 2026: You can easily get any piece of information on the internet, unless it's a research paper, because they're the most paywalled things in the universe.
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A woman in West Virginia snapped a one-in-a-million shot of a tree being struck by lightning. Photographed by Donnie Dania.
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January 3rd, 2007: Nick Saban leaves the Miami Dolphins to become the Head Coach at The University of Alabama. #RollTide
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The Latin exchange between Doc and Johnny Ringo was Doc: In vino veritas. Ringo: Age quod agis. Doc: Credat Judaeus Apella, non ego. Ringo: Iuventus stultorum magister. Doc: In pace requiescat. The literal meanings are Doc: In wine there is truth. Ringo: Do what you’re doing.
When asked at a convention if Val Kilmer was difficult to work with, Michael Biehn said, “I don’t know.” Then, after a pause: “I never met Val Kilmer on Tombstone (1993). I only met Doc Holliday.”
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Tolkien reading "The Ride of the Rohirrim". On his birthday, there is no better thing to do than to listen to the professor reading one of the most iconic scenes from The Lord of the Rings
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Happy Birthday Professor Tolkien! Born on this day, 3rd of January, 1892.
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Im not nostalgic. I’m just homesick for an age that will never exist again.
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