Peer = look I'm not sure what Atomics means, possibly a brand name for glasses or binoculars?

A drill is more of a group practice of form. Think a number of people standing in a formation, practicing the same moves all at once.

Doing something in a narrow space with no room for error. A motorcycle driving between two cars could be "threading the needle".

They find negative information on him, then make light of it with crude humor. A pun is a play on words: (Michael's father is about to go on trial): We're worried about my father's hearing. Oh, with my father, it's the vision.

Thought of another example: Change out: exchange one item for another. "I'm going to change out the CD in the player." Change: coins.

Change: something becoming something else. Change out of: taking off the clothes one is wearing. Change up: in baseball, a curve ball. Change out: I'm not too sure, but maybe in a casino, exchanging your chips for cash.

Are you sure it isn't "You just need a little creativity!"? settings: an iron will have different heat settings for different kinds of fabrics, think a switch that goes low-medium-high.

I believe the name that he gave them "The Monaco Sessions." He really likes the way that sounds.

Here's what I found: Deuce Blacks On the Philadelphia police form, 1=white, 2=black Not sure what Trey Street means.

No, various industries keep their accounting books in a different definition of a year. 365 days, but starting somewhere other than Jan 1st. However, the majority of US companies do have a fiscal year that starts on Jan 1st, and ends on Dec 31st.