I've been at the first step for a long long time....
If it's a 12-step program?
I'll need to live another 300 years or so for me to get through it.
If it's a 12-step program?
I'll need to live another 300 years or so for me to get through it.
thats like my nearly 8 month old minus the bag and glasses
Cool dogs sport Oakleys.
1) admitting is the first step
2) find someone who's worse
3) show wife or Significant other, "see baby, I'm not THAT bad"
4) make friends with that person
5) remain a poor due to excessive expenditures, but a happy poor
It was an Article 15 punishment if you did not install the safety cap and chain the cylinder upright in the rack in the Armament Shop in the 226th Maintenance Company at Fort Sill "back in the day". I assume it still is.
I never saw one fall over . . . and we were working with ridiculously high pressures of nitrogen.
And now you know where Disney stole the toy story idea from.
Fun fact, that is "Mr. Z" at the end.
Skip ahead to 11:15 when he finally penetrates one and ignites it. At about 13:00 he uses a bigger tank and a .50 BMG.
#2 I believe that would be @sirhrmechanic . Canons and shit. He's got a serious case of it.
1) admitting is the first step
2) find someone who's worse
3) show wife or Significant other, "see baby, I'm not THAT bad"
4) make friends with that person
5) remain a poor due to excessive expenditures, but a happy poor
Nitpicky small correction. Mr. K
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Hi did say Serbu. He said "...Serbu BFG 50A." The one in the video looks like this...
BFG-50A
serbu.com That's nothing, mine can translate the words into dog speak.
What brand/model of pistol is that? Flat trigger looks nice.
Girsan High-Power MC P35 Match | OPS - EAA Corp.
Girsan High-Power MC P35 Match | OPS Pistols 9mm Semi Auto, G10 Grips, Full Size, Steel Slide and Frame, Blue/Black Finish, Straight Trigger...
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Saaaweeet pistol there Brother . I think it requires a range report .
Thanks for the gun porn
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You're not an addict until you have sucked a dick for it.
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Funniest YouTube comment I've read in a long time!
That would be it. Weight is really nice. Grip angle and feel is real nice. Action is smooth and trigger is up there with anything I have shot. Price was good also. I figured that I needed to play with it some and if I don't like it the wife can have it. I think the added weight would be better for her over the polymer guns. If not it'll be for sale.
Girsan High-Power MC P35 Match | OPS - EAA Corp.
Girsan High-Power MC P35 Match | OPS Pistols 9mm Semi Auto, G10 Grips, Full Size, Steel Slide and Frame, Blue/Black Finish, Straight Trigger...
M113s are bad news to infantry on the ground in swamps and brush and scrub forests. For some reason everyone thinks they have to stick to roads and they certainly do not. Seeing one crashing through oak trees heading right at you at 30 mph is terrifying.
At my work (hospital) food is moved from main kitchen to where it is served, both main cafeteria and Doc lounge.
One day, walking a back hall by the door that leads to the “kitchen” area of the doc lounge, was a hotel pan like that full of bacon, on the top of a cart.
I grabbed about 8 pieces and proceeded to my meeting, eating bacon.
Now I get grief about “hall bacon”.
My only regret is not snagging more.
The human-lion bond is amazing when that "connection" can be made especially before 15-18 months - but especially if hand-reared they will never ever forget you! Its so amazing. People adopting adult lions and thinking they will have that bond are just prey though.
At my work (hospital) food is moved from main kitchen to where it is served, both main cafeteria and Doc lounge.
One day, walking a back hall by the door that leads to the “kitchen” area of the doc lounge, was a hotel pan like that full of bacon, on the top of a cart.
I grabbed about 8 pieces and proceeded to my meeting, eating bacon.
Now I get grief about “hall bacon”.
My only regret is not snagging more.
Many years ago stationed on Okinawa I often stopped at the chowhall for breakfast. One morning (think I was a SSgt at the time) I'm moving through the line munching on a slice of bacon when one of the servers tells me it's rude to eat in line. Sure, Gomer, I failed etiquette. A few days later in line, same chowhall, same server, there's a CMSgt behind me munching on a piece of bacon. I asked the sever if he was going to tell him he was being rude. The server looked down at his pan of whatever and the Chief looked at me like, WTF, over? I explained and he laughed.
