Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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So does tonic water due to the Quinine.
Forget about the puffballs for a second, yes they are delicious and nutritious... DAT KNIFE he's using and presumably made himself... Even rougher, more raw, more primal, and badass than some of the finer and "professional" bone handled knives on the market. Now just envision that thing paired with a Colt or Remington percussion or cartridge revolver with grips made from same raw venison bone with minimal final finish, and retaining full character and swag. That is real deal muddy-waters outlaw blues shit right there. Upcoming project ideas just unlocked.
He’s missing a toothpick
Also, what in the ever living fuck does this knife have to do with muddy waters and blues music? Muddy Waters played Chicago Blues and Delta Blues. What’s outlaw blues?
@Blue Sky Country get back here and answer me! Even googles going “bruh
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The first 10 Gumjobs in the VIP room get old purse werthers and knitted wiener warmers provided by Ethel
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I think if I ever met @Blue Sky Country the whole time I’d be going “What the fuck is this guy going on about?” but I’d have a good time
He’s missing a toothpick
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Also, what in the ever living fuck does this knife have to do with muddy waters and blues music? Muddy Waters played Chicago Blues and Delta Blues. What’s outlaw blues?
@Blue Sky Country get back here and answer me! Even googles going “bruh
Outlaw blues is another name for gothic Southern Rock. Straight bayou, moonshine, corrugated tin roof, catfish wrangling, mountain man shit. To lifelong adherents, it is just "real country".
Creed Fisher, Whiskey Myers, Gethen Jenkins, etc.
Muddy waters isn’t part of that you mannish boy lol, they take inspiration from blues though. Outlaw music started in the 70s and was country that said fuck Nashville.
Oh shit, I meant muddy waters as in Appalachian creekbeds and the swamps of the Deep South, not the artist. For a sec I was thinking what you was talking about as well...
Makes more sense nowOh shit, I meant muddy waters as in Appalachian creekbeds and the swamps of the Deep South, not the artist. For a sec I was thinking what you was talking about as well...
Im dying right now
Methinks he was stretching it a bit. First, there was only one "G" not two. Second, with only one "G," they could have been referring to the country in Africa. It's funny.... in elementary school, a fellow classmate saw the map of Africa and tried to convince me that the country's name was, in fact, the actual "N" word.
Wasn't taking, and didn't take the bait.
Processing some more photos from my mountain climb on the weekend.
This is looking out of a passageway/cave that was made when the mountain face slipped away over a grotto formation I was exploring in the side of the mountain.
This is a nice photo of, not my next climb but the one after (the next climb is the mountain you can partially see on the right between me and the rear mountain.
This is looking out of a passageway/cave that was made when the mountain face slipped away over a grotto formation I was exploring in the side of the mountain.
This is a nice photo of, not my next climb but the one after (the next climb is the mountain you can partially see on the right between me and the rear mountain.
I’d rather have a big dick than fat tits.
Wait. Not sure if that came out right.
I’m sure it’ll go in your mouth right
Scott is still one of the few we compete with. They’re still making a good pack, albeit a bit behind the times.
Before posting roid chicks, take two seconds and place your finger over their face and then determine if still Motivational. This one has something going on in the pubic area, looks like cooties of the cooter!
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Lemme Guess...... Brooklyn Bridge?
Only problem being, I see the "Freedom Tower" in the background and the Concorde had been decommissioned by then,.....
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Lemme Guess...... Brooklyn Bridge?
Only problem being, I see the "Freedom Tower" in the background and the Concorde had been decommissioned by then,.....
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So back in August the Concorde Supersonic Jet that is on display here in NYC at the Intrepid Sea and Space Museum was relocated to undergo some restoration work. It was lifted onto a barge and then tugged down the Hudson around Lower Manhattan and up the East River where it eventually would pass under the Brooklyn Bridge. I am a photographer who has been capturing scenes around the city for years so when I heard this was being moved I went down to Brooklyn Bridge Park and waited for the moment. Took the photo and simply shared to my various social channels and it just blew up on FB with shares everywhere.
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