Maggie’s Funny & awesome pics, vids and memes thread (work safe, no nudity)

[EddieNFL]

Plenty of cactus south of Pringle.

You can find it pretty much anywhere out on the prairie.

My knees and ass cheeks can confirm that...
I learned to look carefully before kneeling or sitting.

What do you do if you dont find any to sit on?

I crack me up.

 

[Mike Casselton]

What do you do if you dont find any to sit on?

I crack me up.

I keep looking.
Duh!

 

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[ironpony52]

I don't know but I'd love to have that sight.

There is a company out there somewhere that does it, a couple of guys I used to shoot with had tombstones etched on theirs. Actually for moving target shooting they were etched with the lead built in if that makes sense?

 

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[sirhrmechanic]

I've been here many times over 17 years. It's kind of funny because when I saw both The Eiger Sanction and On Her Majesty's Secret Service as a kid, this area was pretty much make believe to me. It was like it was Disneyland, but it wasn't a real place.

Further, my original motivation for coming here really had very little to do with the movies, other than minor footnotes about the geography. I thought "well, maybe I should go there, it looks cool and find out if any of it is actually real". When I got here the first time, I was blown away. I was like "holy shit, not only is it real, but there is so much more here that the movies DIDN'T show".

I've been here enough times now to where I know the ropes and know my way around very well. Even with all the other tourists, I feel very comfortable and laid back here. But, that's because I know how to avoid them to a great extent. The general rule is that you stay away from this entire area between our Memorial Day and our Labor Day. It's packed/overflowing and really isn't a pleasant vacation destination, other than the scenery. I suppose nothing unusual about any of that.

I motorcycled the Alps and Dolomites in 2016... What an utterly incredible place. Pictures don't do it justice. Driving in a car don't do it justice. But on a bike... what a place!

The same is true of the Rockies. Recent trip I went back and forth across the Continental Divide 8 times on passes from Southern Colorado into Montana and Idaho and Washington. Flying over it... driving through it... nothing compares to actually being 'in it!' Love my mountains!

Cheers,

Sirhr