Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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They say you are only as old as you feel. If that is the case I'm CRAP years old!
I hope you're not passing that thing around. You could end up with a UTI or worse.......
I give the UTI’s thank you very much!
Love the shotgun!! Which model is it?
Oh look, a picture of a bunch of people that can't be trusted
If I’m not mistaken that’s the pit east of salt lake
Rather do something else with her...
If it is it’s a copper mine not lithium.
Finally made a bag for me at my business. I spend too much time making gear for others that I never get to make anything for myself. This is a customised version of my Wombat Pack
Nice mate, that's good to go.Finally made a bag for me at my business. I spend too much time making gear for others that I never get to make anything for myself. This is a customised version of my Wombat Pack
I have a few old alices, favourite was the 1RAR issued version with the single long pocket down the front and using a plastic frame. Even though I run osprey packs now for hunting I still miss those old rigs, end up overfilling them with shit though. Maybe an alice style outer with an integral frame is on the cards in the near future...
Comparing the original with this view from google earth I would have to say it is the Bingham Copper mine. Morning photo since that is the east face. Cant narrow it down further to the US for sure because too many airlines have blue engines though I wouldn't be surprised if it was a united or delta plane.
An internal frame "Alice pack" is on my forever to do list that just keeps out of my reach as the last few months and until prob Feb I'm all smashed up big wholesale orders on top of working my normal job lol
Hadn't noticed that. I could only focus 8" above it and 8" below.
I would guess you never questioned why several months ago they proclaimed that wearing masks if you were healthy was not good for you?
They then decided to reverse their decision after a month or so in an effort to drive up the number of deaths for political gain...
Sheep will be sheep
I heard her say that in a press briefing and spit my drink out... LOL. She said it so as matter-of-fact got me laughing hard enough that I missed the next few questions...
Those crooks did the same thing when Hillary collapsed in public, and they carted her off, 30 minutes later, her double is in front of chelsea's apartment house, saying its a lovely day in New York.
I posted a meme yesterday and before it loaded Shooter had poster another 47 pictures in front of it!
He is fast and on point
He is fast and on point
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Jet Blue or Delta.
They shut down that mine for a while due to a massive landslide that happened inside. You can't fully grasp the magnitude of the damage until you see the pictures and realize how big those machines are that were tossed around like hot wheels.
Been there. Was there years ago and I want to go back. I also saw guys working on fixing wheel hubs for those trucks at my previous job. We did all kinds of big and crazy big stuff there.
Wasn't here at the time when the landslide happened. Only been here since 15. It also took out the visitors center place.
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The President of the United States takes pleasure in presenting the Navy Cross to Robert Woodrow Grove (306455), Corporal, U.S. Marine Corps (Reserve), for extraordinary heroism and conspicuous devotion to duty while serving as a Machine Gunner in Company I, Second Battalion, Seventh Marines, FIRST Marine Division in action against enemy Japanese forces at Cape Gloucester, New Britain, on 27 December 1943. When a numerically superior enemy force attacked the positions of his company and succeeded in penetrating the lines, Corporal Grove courageously led a squad of men to the point of the break-through and, armed with his own sub-machine gun and that of one of his casualties, fearlessly charged a light and heavy Japanese machine gun, destroying or wounding the crews of both and capturing the valuable weapons. Corporal Grove’s valiant conduct and inspiring leadership contributed materially to the success of our forces in repulsing the hostile attack and re-establishing the lines and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service.
Also served during the Korean and Vietnam Wars. He died on 18 February 1965 from wounds sustained while advising the South Vietnamese Rangers in Tu Thuan province and posthumously honored with the Silver Star. Served 20 years and reached the rank of gunnery sergeant.
