Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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I’m going to give up drinking for a month.
I’m going to give up. Drinking for a month.*
*Punctuation matters.
I’m going to give up. Drinking for a month.*
*Punctuation matters.
When she stands they go down to her waist. They go everywhere except where they're supposed to. Id still TF the hell out of em tho. She'll be the lady tucking them in her pants some day. Yes, its a thing.
Not when you just had a bathroom quickie.
When she stands they go down to her waist. They go everywhere except where they're supposed to. Id still TF the hell out of em tho. She'll be the lady tucking them in her pants some day. Yes, its a thing.
Who the hell took a picture of my new stairs I built??
Traveling through Texas, New Mexico and Arizona back in the early 60's, no AC...... We begged dad to stop if we saw an A&W sign. Those frosted mugs were heaven.....
This one looks really familiar.
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You mean new death trap?Who the hell took a picture of my new stairs I built??
It’s harder to steal it that way.
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Vietnam War GI Zippo lighters. Their history and markings/date and month codes. How to tell a real Vietnam Zippo from a counterfeit:
Zippo lighters: From 1931 to the present day, at least 3 different variants of the original flint and wheel Ol' Clicker had been made. Also, three distinct eras of the Zippo is present, distinguished by how the company dated and coded new lighters out of the factory. The most current dating and coding system uses the letters A-L to indicate month and the last 2 digits of the year from 2000 onward. So an "H, 14", on the bottom of a current production Zippo means that it was built in August, 2014, like the one I currently EDC...
Edit: Month correction. August.
Zippo lighters: From 1931 to the present day, at least 3 different variants of the original flint and wheel Ol' Clicker had been made. Also, three distinct eras of the Zippo is present, distinguished by how the company dated and coded new lighters out of the factory. The most current dating and coding system uses the letters A-L to indicate month and the last 2 digits of the year from 2000 onward. So an "H, 14", on the bottom of a current production Zippo means that it was built in August, 2014, like the one I currently EDC...
Edit: Month correction. August.
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god, those things look as mushy as an overnight balloon
phone call from Mr. Gravity. There's probably a mathmetical formula - the larger the package, the greater the effect, the shorter the shelf life.
Pretty well sums up the big EV push
