Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Shitty drivers, shitty cyclists, shitty shooters. They are all out there and just as dangerous. Ranting about them isn't going to change their behavior and just avoid situations where you can put yourself in harms way. If cyclists are acting like assholes on the road just get out of their way because acting aggressively only increases the probability of a bad outcome that could forever change your life. This applies for the road with other vehicles as well as at the range.
I read stuff like above and
sometimes I wonder: Is everyone stupid?
sometimes I wonder: Is everyone stupid?
@mikeshaw2
@akmike47
@W54/XM-388
@Thumper580
and whoever else. Let's move that over to here:
www.snipershide.com
@akmike47
@W54/XM-388
@Thumper580
and whoever else. Let's move that over to here:
Road cyclist, the good, the bad and the ugly!
So, let's get this out of the motivational picture thread. You all can discuss that stuff here. I'll start from google.
www.snipershide.com
Modern gas vehicles can be though. Get a classic.
Here's some REAL Motivation for y'all.........
The type of tanks that Imperial Japan built and fielded in World War II, would all today, fuction EXTREMELY well as remote controlled hazmat search and recon vehicles in industrial settings contaminated with chemical and radioactive materials, and where human crews cannot go because of fire and threat of imminent explosions, such as the site of recent large freight train wrecks or the site of the infamous Pepcon factory inferno. Outfitted with cameras and video equipment displaying various light frequencies, driven via a video game controller and a multi-screen computer workstation, and manipulator arms, claws, and drills/impact drivers, along with smaller and more precise robot arms fielding entire sets of ratchets, screwdrivers and plasma cutters, these types of vehicles would be perfectly suited for industrial first response.
Type-95 Ha-Go super light:
Type-97 Chi-Ha light/medium:
Towards the very end of the war, with supplies, raw materials, and industrial output running periously low, the Imperial Japanese army made several attempts to construct a much larger battle tank and tank destroyers capable of "one shot kills" on Allied armor. Only one design was actually produced, with 2-4 experimental vehicles that never made it onto the battlefield. That was the Type-5 Chi-Ri heavy tank destroyer. There is at least 1 specimen sitting in a museum in the US somewhere, captured from a cargo ship that had surrendered before reaching it's destination at a Pacific battlefield.
Type-95 Ha-Go super light:
Type-97 Chi-Ha light/medium:
Towards the very end of the war, with supplies, raw materials, and industrial output running periously low, the Imperial Japanese army made several attempts to construct a much larger battle tank and tank destroyers capable of "one shot kills" on Allied armor. Only one design was actually produced, with 2-4 experimental vehicles that never made it onto the battlefield. That was the Type-5 Chi-Ri heavy tank destroyer. There is at least 1 specimen sitting in a museum in the US somewhere, captured from a cargo ship that had surrendered before reaching it's destination at a Pacific battlefield.
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I hope one of those fiery horns was shoved up his ass before he lost consciousness.
Hahaha! Good for the bull. Stupid should come with potential penalties. He paid big time.
There isn't anything they keep it clean for miles because of the bikes nice try though.
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@mikeshaw2
@akmike47
@W54/XM-388
@Thumper580
and whoever else. Let's move that over to here:
Road cyclist, the good, the bad and the ugly!
So, let's get this out of the motivational picture thread. You all can discuss that stuff here. I'll start from google.
You laugh. My ex-gf had her back done up like that, and yes, I did eat sushi
off her ass on more than one occasion. This was a fun bachelorette party we got roped into joining at the Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego (oh, the horror of it all. Much sad).
Well I'll be damned! I was working in the yard and she came running up. Soaking wet and covered in wet sand. She was starving, I fed her and bathed her. She's sleeping now. No sign of any injuries, can't imagine where she's been for 3 days??I think one of my dogs died yesterday, she doesn't wander but I couldn't find her. Been acting kinda clingy last couple of weeks. 10 years old, I asked my son about her litter mate, he died a month ago
If that happened to one of our dogs....it was usually fighting or fucking coyotes. Or both.
Bulls seem to have a natural talent for de-pantsing those that choose to fuck and find out.
Thanks for circling her, I don't think that I would have spotted the girl with the back tats otherwise.You laugh. My ex-gf had her back done up like that, and yes, I did eat sushi
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This was a fun bachelorette party we got roped into joining at the Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego (oh, the horror of it all. Much sad).
@mikeshaw2
@akmike47
@W54/XM-388
@Thumper580
and whoever else. Let's move that over to here:
Road cyclist, the good, the bad and the ugly!
So, let's get this out of the motivational picture thread. You all can discuss that stuff here. I'll start from google.
What would be the fun of going there?
It's much more fun making everyone have to pause between looking at women without enough clothes on.
HOLY FUCKIN' MARTIAL ARTS COMEDY
Rapid fire flintlock pistols with INFINITE AMMO, and a friggin' tactical CQB tobacco pipe. Off to Cold Steel and BudK right now to see if they got a fighting pipe whose stem also double as both a friggin ninja spear handle as well as a dowel for cigar rolling. Electronic 18650/21700 ignition for the pipe bowl with a 510 thread adapter for use with vape tanks and Smok coils would be a bonus.
The Huayi Brothers Film Corp., known for their no-nonsense, extremely brutal and gory movies and TV serials featuring the Sino-Japanese War of 1931-1945 and steel faced modern PLA military dramas, are taking a break and exploring a much more lighthearted genre with this martial arts comedy. Set in the Qing Dynasty during the reign of Emperor Jiaqing (1796-1820) and telling the story of two large, feuding mercantile corporations who were bitterly competing for markets in the highly competitive tri-city region of Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Ningbo. Ridiculous, over the top stereotypical kung fu scenes and dialogue, and hilariously inaccurate depictions of early firearms, all intentional for comical effect.
Rapid fire flintlock pistols with INFINITE AMMO, and a friggin' tactical CQB tobacco pipe. Off to Cold Steel and BudK right now to see if they got a fighting pipe whose stem also double as both a friggin ninja spear handle as well as a dowel for cigar rolling. Electronic 18650/21700 ignition for the pipe bowl with a 510 thread adapter for use with vape tanks and Smok coils would be a bonus.
The Huayi Brothers Film Corp., known for their no-nonsense, extremely brutal and gory movies and TV serials featuring the Sino-Japanese War of 1931-1945 and steel faced modern PLA military dramas, are taking a break and exploring a much more lighthearted genre with this martial arts comedy. Set in the Qing Dynasty during the reign of Emperor Jiaqing (1796-1820) and telling the story of two large, feuding mercantile corporations who were bitterly competing for markets in the highly competitive tri-city region of Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Ningbo. Ridiculous, over the top stereotypical kung fu scenes and dialogue, and hilariously inaccurate depictions of early firearms, all intentional for comical effect.
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HOLY FUCKIN' MARTIAL ARTS COMEDY
Rapid fire flintlock pistols with INFINITE AMMO, and a friggin' tactical CQB tobacco pipe. Off to Cold Steel and BudK right now to see if they got a fighting pipe whose stem also double as both a friggin ninja spear handle as well as a dowel for cigar rolling. Electronic 18650/21700 ignition for the pipe bowl with a 510 thread adapter for use with vape tanks and Smok coils would be a bonus.
The Huayi Brothers Film Corp., known for their no-nonsense, extremely brutal and gory movies and TV serials featuring the Sino-Japanese War of 1931-1945 and steel faced modern PLA military dramas, are taking a break and exploring a much more lighthearted genre with this martial arts comedy. Set in the Qing Dynasty during the reign of Emperor Jiaqing (1796-1820) and telling the story of two large, feuding mercantile corporations who were bitterly competing for markets in the highly competitive tri-city region of Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Ningbo. Ridiculous, over the top stereotypical kung fu scenes and dialogue, and hilariously inaccurate depictions of early firearms, all intentional for comical effect.
Love it!
