The enemy... This one is dead but the enemy has hundreds more just like him. Worse even.
Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Ingrid Bergman. I could have watch this woman rob my house and loved every minute. Hell I would have helped her load all my shit.
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I'm old. These women were young when I was a kid. Just lucky I guess, I lived alone from the 8th grade. My parents lived in Florida, I lived in NY and Canada. I watched the "Tonight Show "every night when in NY Some great looking women were regulars on that show
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Yes ma’am, we can see that the carpet matches the drapes.
Dang I didn’t need to see that again. Warning. Warning! Click bait just above ^^^^^
I’m a bit too young for the true golden age Hollywood beauties. For me though, I don’t think anyone could top Morgan Fairchild in her prime. Even as a little kid, she would get my little wenis’s attention. Lol
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Likely not even a challenge with the collective knowledge on here, but would someone be able to identify:
1. The Mount?
2. The Optic?
3. The Cheek Piece?
Thanks!
Nope Three bagger One for U , one for her, and one for your dog so if he looks your way you won't be humiliated
The funny part is, this is real! A good friends 13year old Son made these! My faith in todays youth is restored!UGH......
I dont know if this is the proper place to put this...
I woke up day 3 of COVID, hung over, and definitely, not motivated...
But, it did snow last night, and I do have to clear the driveway...
Looks like a pvs-14 with a weapon mount but no optic
Likely not even a challenge with the collective knowledge on here, but would someone be able to identify:
1. The Mount?
2. The Optic?
3. The Cheek Piece?
Thanks!
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Nope missed that one! The middle foot has two big toes with a total of 6.
AN/PVS-14 with weapon mount.
Likely not even a challenge with the collective knowledge on here, but would someone be able to identify:
1. The Mount?
2. The Optic?
3. The Cheek Piece?
Thanks!
No clue on the FN P90 cheek riser.
Fucktastrophy? Craptostrophic?
I have learned so many new adjectives this month...
fucktangular
shitilicious
craptological
craptography
fucktastic and craptastic
fucktacular, asstacular and craptacular
Who knew the motivational thread was actually for educational advancement?
I have learned so many new adjectives this month...
fucktangular
shitilicious
craptological
craptography
fucktastic and craptastic
fucktacular, asstacular and craptacular
Who knew the motivational thread was actually for educational advancement?
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I have seen that mount before, hope it has daddy issues.
Likely not even a challenge with the collective knowledge on here, but would someone be able to identify:
1. The Mount?
2. The Optic?
3. The Cheek Piece?
Thanks!
So to continue with some of us old farts posting pictures of actresses we fell in love with in our younger days here is my contribution.
On MILF Monday, yer gonna see some wrinkles and battle damage. If that's scary, you might not want to visit on Friday.
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Myrna Loy for me and if you've never watched The Thin Man series of movies then you've never actually seen a good movie.
And for you Trivia buffs (whatever the fuck a "Buff" is);
In the opening shots of Grease, there’s a white statue of a girl outside Rydell High – filmed at Venice High School, California, where Myrna Loy was a student. She posed for it when she was 16, before she became one of the most popular screen stars of the 1930s. The statue was vandalized many times, but was eventually rebuilt in bronze, and remains there today.
And for you Trivia buffs (whatever the fuck a "Buff" is);
In the opening shots of Grease, there’s a white statue of a girl outside Rydell High – filmed at Venice High School, California, where Myrna Loy was a student. She posed for it when she was 16, before she became one of the most popular screen stars of the 1930s. The statue was vandalized many times, but was eventually rebuilt in bronze, and remains there today.
