Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Reminds me of every time a farmer or cowboy thought he could ride a water buffalo.”Hell, he jus a big ol cow!”
I corps, 68/69.
Pigeon racing. They pack them in like crazy on big semi rigs and then drive them to a release point. Why do I know this? I wish I knew.
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Chi-Chi-Chia! Chia pet…buy yours today.
Or, mobile on the go garden for preppers.
ETA-if you have an entire flock of them, you never have to pay grazing fees!
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No, he is absolutely not a clown. He’s an evil , disgusting human being. He only looks like a clown stumbling through his “grilling” because he knows nothing will happen to him.View attachment 8432507
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…and for those interested, a couple more of that set:
The cnn anchors are the ones who are clowns. Fauci is an evil demon(not hyperbole)
Fauci is pure evil.
Fauci needs to be stripped of every penny he has, and put in jail for life!
Jack Lucas, aged 14, in his 1942 enlistment photo. Jack had forged his mother's signature on the enlistment papers to join the Marines.
Jack was eventually found out and was relegated to garrison duties away from combat. Jack wasn't having it though and in Jan. 1945 stowed-away on a troop transport headed to Iwo Jima. Pvt. Lucas turned himself in to the local command onboard (1st Battalion, 26th Marines, 5th MarDiv) a day before he would have been declared a deserter. Pvt. Lucas was subsequently assigned to C Company as a replacement for a Marine taken off of the ship with appendicitis. (Jack Lucas would turn 17 while at sea and just days before his landing on Iwo Jima).
On Day 2 of the Invasion of Iwo Jima, Pvt. Lucas found himself, along with 3 other Marines of his fire-team, in a firefight with the enemy. In that engagement, Pvt. Lucas' rifle malfunctioned and as he brought the weapon down to clear it, he looked down to see that the Japanese had thrown 2 hand grenades into the trench that he and his fellow Marines were occupying. Pvt. Lucas' reaction was to jump over his fellow Marines to land atop one of the grenades while reaching out to pull the other one underneath him. One of the grenades exploded grievously injuring Pvt. Lucas. The other Marines in the fire-team, thinking that there was no way Pvt. Lucas could have survived, left him and pushed forward. Pvt. Lucas was still alive though and was found by another passing group of Marines who summoned a Navy Corpsman. Jack was brought back to the landing beaches but had to wait until nightfall for evactuation.
Jack was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions by Pesident Truman on October 5, 1945.
Later in life, Jack Lucas joined the US Army and survived a jump from 3500 ft. where both of his parachutes failed to open.
Jacklyn Lucas passed away on June 5, 2008, of leukemia.
Jack was eventually found out and was relegated to garrison duties away from combat. Jack wasn't having it though and in Jan. 1945 stowed-away on a troop transport headed to Iwo Jima. Pvt. Lucas turned himself in to the local command onboard (1st Battalion, 26th Marines, 5th MarDiv) a day before he would have been declared a deserter. Pvt. Lucas was subsequently assigned to C Company as a replacement for a Marine taken off of the ship with appendicitis. (Jack Lucas would turn 17 while at sea and just days before his landing on Iwo Jima).
On Day 2 of the Invasion of Iwo Jima, Pvt. Lucas found himself, along with 3 other Marines of his fire-team, in a firefight with the enemy. In that engagement, Pvt. Lucas' rifle malfunctioned and as he brought the weapon down to clear it, he looked down to see that the Japanese had thrown 2 hand grenades into the trench that he and his fellow Marines were occupying. Pvt. Lucas' reaction was to jump over his fellow Marines to land atop one of the grenades while reaching out to pull the other one underneath him. One of the grenades exploded grievously injuring Pvt. Lucas. The other Marines in the fire-team, thinking that there was no way Pvt. Lucas could have survived, left him and pushed forward. Pvt. Lucas was still alive though and was found by another passing group of Marines who summoned a Navy Corpsman. Jack was brought back to the landing beaches but had to wait until nightfall for evactuation.
Jack was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions by Pesident Truman on October 5, 1945.
Later in life, Jack Lucas joined the US Army and survived a jump from 3500 ft. where both of his parachutes failed to open.
Jacklyn Lucas passed away on June 5, 2008, of leukemia.
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