Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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The first friend I lost to combat was in Feb. 1968. There were more but he was the first. They say time heals all wounds... I guess it's not been enough time. And we were just kids. This woman lost the Father of her child. How much time does that take ?
Good call on the repost.
A woman grieving like that probably never. Huge respects to her.
There are some that have moved on when the boots left the front door.
There are some that have moved on when the boots left the front door.
Bro, do these bullets smell weird to you??
Pew pew... pew pew pew!!
I wonder if one or 2 got lost???
Gives a new meaning to "bullet" vibrator
Every day is Memorial Day. Every day is day is Veteran's Day. Everyday, it was just yesterday...
There is no doubt that a lot of work went into producing this kit and I'm not demeaning the craftsmanship. But it is not vintage. The steels used to produce the damascus are modern tool steels. I'm sure they were hammer forged. As for attaching the blade to the action, it appears to be bolted through the barrel band and is probably keyed into the action. The scrollwork and that damascus lever are what impress me the most. Although I have to ask, why put a lever on a black powder pistol?
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Not motivational!!! It makes me sad!
Can we get a unlike button along with the like??? Or one that hides an image if we vote its ugly???
The day you dont remember him, Is the day He is truly lost.
I need one of those at work. Productivity would drop but I really wouldn't care.
It’s also mans way of telling god, you can’t fire me, I quit!!!!!
It's funny you bring that up now. My daughter's boyfriend had a coworker/ friend blow his brains out over the weekend. This guy had everything, then his wife left him and within 2 days, he's dead. He was just looking for an end, not a solution.
the op must have made it private...
I prefer 45's but what the hell, I'll use those.
No person is worth killing yourself over.
It's also a selfish act.
The person committing suicide doesn't have any concern for the feelings of the people that love him and how they will be hurt.
Yes, the guy was co owner of the shop he worked at. Today, the surviving owner and crew are talking over the possibilities. His wife will probably want to be bought out of the business, and I don't believe the surviving owner has the money to do that. A very selfish thing to do. But like the OP said, it's and end, not a solution. He has affected so many people. The company, the workers, their families, the suppliers, the customers. We're talking hundreds, if not a thousand people.
It could help if it only comes over
