Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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These work. We used them to cut 90 to 115 lb rail when stripping out old tunnels. A lot of cuts were done under a foot or so of water. Takes a little practice but you pick it up pretty quick. If the bolts stayed under water we could just unbolt them (cheaper). If the water level covered and uncovered the bolts over the years they were rusted solid and we had to cut the fish-plates or the rail.
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MrSmith
So.......in the second pic, it looks like the car crashed "uphill" (as opposed to downhill). Am I seeing that correctly ?
I think it missed a corner and hit the side a hill.
Something like that. Or, blew through a stop sign going through a "T" junction.
You look just like your dad!
The fish looks great as well.
Dude saw that scene in Captain America: Civil War where Captain America stops a helicopter from taking off by wrapping one arm around one of the chopper's skids and the other arm around a roof railing and probably thought somebody who is not a superhero can do it too...
A great film made on this concept
A Simple Plan (film) - Wikipedia
Hank Mitchell and his pregnant wife Sarah live in rural Wright County, Minnesota. One of the town's few college graduates, Hank works as a bookkeeper at a feed mill, while Sarah is a librarian. Hank, his dim-witted older brother Jacob, and their friend Lou Chambers, chase a fox into the woods and stumble upon a crashed airplane. Hank decides to look inside, where he discovers a dead man and a bag containing $4.4 million in $100 bills. He suggests turning the money in, but Lou and Jacob persuade him not to. Hank then proposes that he keep the money safe at his house until spring thaw when the snow will melt and the plane will be found. At that point, if missing money isn’t raised, they will divide their shares and move away.
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That’s called stalking in most states. I’m sure she would go on a date with you if you just knocked on the door and asked. Maybe pretend to be a bible salesman
Pics and shit rule
Me: Looking all around the kitty to see if there is a pair of ILF recurve bow limbs packed in bubblewrap behind her...
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It was a pre64 model 70 stock in this boxMe: Looking all around the kitty to see if there is a pair of ILF recurve bow limbs packed in bubblewrap behind her...
What bow do you shoot? Do you hunt with a recurve?Me: Looking all around the kitty to see if there is a pair of ILF recurve bow limbs packed in bubblewrap behind her...
Mike
Obviously, some asshole fed the damn geyser Taco Bell.
17" Tradtech Titan II with 60lb Samick R3s at 60" AMO.
17" Junxing F261 with same config as above. Also got fiberglass laminated wood cores I made myself using Tradtech mounting hardware from Lancaster Archery at 60lbs and 70lbs draw. With a 19" Titan III riser, these limbs produce a 62" AMO rig. Foam cores @ 203 FPS with 700 grain arrow and my own glass/wood limbs send em on their way at 196 FPS. Sweet shooters POA at 20 yards with a shotgun RDS mounted on the side adaptor.
