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82nd. The Rangers still had steel pots then, 82nd got issued the kevlar pots before Grenada.
I recognize that dragon…….there’s about a 50/50 chance of it firing!
Meanwhile, in Iran...
You know, if they'd stop supporting terrorism, shouting death to America and funding proxy wars, we'd probably get along pretty good with Iran!
Sirhr
Yeah and we built the Alaska Highway in a matter of months with 1930's trucks and hand-axes.
And today we can't pave a mile of street without a year-long environmental study and 36 people making sure that the genders of the construction workers are properly construed.
FUCK OSHA. Industrial accidents weeded out the stupid, the sick and the weak.
Sirhr
That bike killed a lot of novices... The Widomaker. Not that any of the riders were married. I had a buddy in HS who had one. He crashed it bad... real bad. Walked away with a bit of bacon. But damn lucky.
Insane machines.
Three bikes I rode and said "never again." One was a Bimota. Holy crap, that thing terrified me. Beautiful workmanship but power to weight ratio that was nuts. The second was a Kawasaki triple. The one my buddy crashed. Rode it about 500 yards and turned around and said "no thanks." The last was a Hayabusa c. 2004. I wanted to buy one but did a dealer test ride and said "This thing will kill me on day one." Too bad because I loved that bike and they were CHEAP for the performance.
One bike that I restored and only rode once was a 1935 Zundapp racing bike. Buddy of mine in OH owned it and I did the rebuild for him (except the engine.) It was a cool bike. It was in lots of episodes of The Rat Patrol! He bought it from a guy who bought it from a studio auction. I rode it a couple of miles and also said... "Nope. This thing is nuts!" Cool story on that bike is that it was a prewar racing machine. But the Wermacht had a 'thing' where if you owned/rode a bike, you could enlist 'with' your bike and become a dispatch rider. This bike (no idea about its owner) was captured in North Africa and later used as a Hollywood prop in all kinds of movies and ultimately on The Rat Patrol. Buddy bought it in pieces. We put it together. I can only imagine it's worth big $$ now. When he bought it in 1990 it was a grand. Which was real money for a box of parts. But we rebuilt it over a summer. That bike was %$#@ing insane to ride!
Sirhr
My cousin sent this. I've wondered about the boy for some time.
I'd suggest that when you have your family gathering at Christmas... you talk to him about this.
Then take him out back behind the house and just put a bullet in his head.
Because he'es gonna shoot up an Arby's!
Sirhr
I agree, this is more secure to ride:
Killed more Italians than Mark Clark.
Sirhr
Ali McGraw is one of the most beautiful women Hollywood has ever managed to employ.
Sirhr
Sure I do he is this guy……
Mark Clark (activist) - Wikipedia
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Mark W. Clark - Wikipedia
She never did anything for me but if you like flat as a board, butter faced ... go Fap away.
List of TOP 50 Sex Symbols in 1970s:
1-Ursula Andress
2-Anita Ekberg
3-Julie Newmar
4-June Wilkinson
5-Tina Louise
6-Claudia Cardinale
7-Natalie Wood
8-Stella Stevens
9-Elke Sommer
10-Sophia Loren
11-Brigitte Bardot
12-Barbara Eden
13-Virna Lisi
14-Ann-Margret
15-Eartha Kitt
16-Elizabeth Montgomery
17-Catherine Deneuve
18-Diana Rigg
19-Jane Fonda
20-Shirley Eaton
21-Honor Blackman
22-Raquel Welch
23-Yvonne Craig
24-Nancy Kovack
25-Jane Birkin
26-Susan Strasberg
27-Anna Karina
28-Monica Vitti
29-Julie Christie
30-Senta Berger
31-Linda Harrison
32-Faye Dunaway
33-Britt Ekland
34-Barbara Windsor
35-Jacqueline Bisset
36-Jane Seymour
37-Isabelle Adjani
38-Cheryl Ladd
39-Farrah Fawcett
40-Maria Schneider
41-Catherine Bach
42-Ingrid Pitt
43-Cybill Shepherd
44-Lynda Carter
45-Olivia Newton-John
46-Loni Anderson
47-Suzanne Somers
48-Lauren Hutton
49-Barbara Bach
50-Ewa Aulin
I couldn't remember what those were called. We still had the M67 recoiless rifle. 90mm. Just like a bazooka, but had a bipod in the rear and a monopod in the front. It had an old style low power scope, but our guys could hit pretty well with them. 700-800 on the move and about 1200 static. They were typically very reliable. One such account was after Grenada on a deployment to Puerto Rico. Don't know if it was dirty or just bad primer. But, it was a good thing as the loader locked the rear ring where the firing mechanism was, then tapped the gunner. As the gunner heard "click" he turned to see the loader waiting right behind the rifle. Had that thing gone off it would have spread that loaders head over the 30 yards behind the gun. That loader literally ended up shooting himself in the foot with ammo he wasn't supposed to have.
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