Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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This shit right here is gonna end two ways.
1. You get banned.
2. You get this thread shut down.
Read the first post before you wreck it for the rest of us
I've advocating for splitting off a 'teh b00bies' thread, so the rest of us who are here for the horrendously offensive memes don't have to worry about thread shutdown. But, I, and people who think like I do, get shouted down.
You can find THOTs anywhere.
The interesting parts of this thread are almost always those not centered around pictures of self-centered, witless bimbos. I used to live in LA, and I have met a LOT of that personality type. They won the genetic lottery, so they can skate by without ever developing real world skills, or a personality.
You can find THOTs anywhere.
The interesting parts of this thread are almost always those not centered around pictures of self-centered, witless bimbos. I used to live in LA, and I have met a LOT of that personality type. They won the genetic lottery, so they can skate by without ever developing real world skills, or a personality.
Those two combined make boats seem cheap
Not necessarily true. They have spent a lot of money and a little bit of time getting to know how to do their makeup. If you've ever seen those side by side pictures, some of these girls wouldn't hold a candle to the nerdy girl you knew in high school. Operations and illusion by make up are what these girls have in common. Very few of them are drop dead gorgeous.
Ummm, pitchers mound.......
One of my favorite songs by Sabaton is about him. It's one that gets stuck in my head and I don't care. If you didn't know he suffered from ptsd. Would love to see the movie (To Hell and Back) about his exploits where he played himself.
About him and about the writing of the song.
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When I was a kid something around 50 years ago we used to put #8 sheet metal screws in the knobs to go run dirt bikes on frozen lakes. Had to check to make sure no to use screws that were to long though, patching a tube sucks when it's frozen.
When it's 28-30* and you need traction...... Trelleborg Spikes get it done.
Real simple to defeat, once stopped just back up to slacken the strap and take off to break it
Police Use Grappler Device to End Chase on Arizona Freeway
Video released by the Arizona Department of Public Safety gives a dramatic demonstration of the Grappler Police Bumper in action.The device was invented several years ago by an Arizona man as a way to help end high-speed pursuits by disabling a back tire of a suspect’s vehicle.In this instance...www.yahoo.com
Repeat from a few pages back!
Pretty much checks off all my boxes
Halloween is almost here.
And ghosts, goblins, and vampires are not the things that are scary in the world. The REAL scary and downright unnerving shit, are the things that exist in our world...
DAWN IN PYONGYANG, NORTH KOREA:
NOTE: The music that you hear in the above video is NOT dubbed in. It is the actual 6AM morning wake-up call that is played throughout the city every day on thousands of loudspeakers on every block and thoroughfare, as well as every private residence TV unit, which are required to be tuned into the official state channel at all hours of day and night. The song being played is called "Where Are You, Our Eternal Comrade General?", a funerary dirge composed for the late North Korean dictator Kim Il Sung. The blaring of this tune citywide every day signals for each resident to get up, and get ready to report to work at their state ordained factories and assignments. From 6:30 to 8:30 AM, the streets are a mad dash of activity as people line up in great queues for the buses that serve different points in the industrial megaplexes downtown and around the city, or school, if they are children. After 9 AM, the city is a ghost town once again until the 12PM noon whistle and the 6PM closing anthem. Not a soul to be seen on the streets during the times in between except for sanitation workers and military/government officials.
And ghosts, goblins, and vampires are not the things that are scary in the world. The REAL scary and downright unnerving shit, are the things that exist in our world...
DAWN IN PYONGYANG, NORTH KOREA:
NOTE: The music that you hear in the above video is NOT dubbed in. It is the actual 6AM morning wake-up call that is played throughout the city every day on thousands of loudspeakers on every block and thoroughfare, as well as every private residence TV unit, which are required to be tuned into the official state channel at all hours of day and night. The song being played is called "Where Are You, Our Eternal Comrade General?", a funerary dirge composed for the late North Korean dictator Kim Il Sung. The blaring of this tune citywide every day signals for each resident to get up, and get ready to report to work at their state ordained factories and assignments. From 6:30 to 8:30 AM, the streets are a mad dash of activity as people line up in great queues for the buses that serve different points in the industrial megaplexes downtown and around the city, or school, if they are children. After 9 AM, the city is a ghost town once again until the 12PM noon whistle and the 6PM closing anthem. Not a soul to be seen on the streets during the times in between except for sanitation workers and military/government officials.
The rear wheel is tangle up in a strap net and wont rotate. Hard to drive off quickly like that.
I was part of a testing team at the Federal law enforcement level for deployment of the Grappler. It is actually an outstanding device and it much safer that PIT or boxing in maneuvers. In the hundreds of deployments we have done in both training and in the field environment, we have only had one rollover and it was caused by the arm apparatus before the capture happened. Many of our deployments were at speeds over 75 mph.
I have had a blast training with it.
It doesn't work that way. It actually wraps up the entire wheel, brake and axle assembly and very often ruptures the tire when tension is pulled on it. Also, stopping, backing up, putting it in drive and trying to take off again takes a lot of time giving the officers a chance to close diatance on the driver. Additionally, you would not get up enough speed to break the strap from a dead stop.
I don't remember exactly how old I was, but it was pre-teen when my dad (WW2, Panama Company then 1/158 Infantry) suggested I read "To Hell and Back". Our small town had a very new really tiny library that was open only on Tuesday afternoons, and I went there and asked for it. Almost 60 years later, I still remember the look on the librarian's face when she told me I couldn't have it until I came back with a note from my dad, so I had to wait a week because he didn't come home from work until after the library closed. I read it 3 times before I had to give it back.
I now return you to our regularly scheduled T&A that we all love so much. I especially like the larger A's. Give me jiggle!
I know Halloween is right around the corner, and I hate to be a total dick, but you guys' repost dementia and complete lack of fucking standards are scaring me more than the spooky spooks, toot toots and boney bois!
I now know how to mitigate mirage from the suppressor. Genius.
