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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Found an old picture of my grandfather. I didn't really have much of a dad growing up so that's more how I think of him. He came to every single military school I ever attended. Gave me my blood wings. I'm just guessing but he may have been about 16 here. I know he got a cousin to vouch for him and enlisted at 15. This is the youngest picture I've ever found. 
Makes you wonder how much ammo he THINKS he has.
She's 13 years old. Would never know it.
This picture reminds me of my 15 year old Lab, Ellie Mae, that I lost a couple of years ago. Her thick undercoat would have those little tufts of hair and I enjoyed picking them out of her. Must have felt good because she would just smile. Enjoy your pup. I sure miss mine.
I think that they have been phased out but we had Halon 1301 suppression systems in the engine room of our patrol boat, the handle was outside the engine room door because the door opened inward. If the system was activated it would pressurize the engine room and the door couldn’t be opened and there would be no breathable oxygen left.
This was maybe 20 years ago. I've been in the building just a few times and couldn't tell you much about anything. I seem to recall the guy suffocated.
I was hit with halon once. It was not fun.
Exisiting systems were grandfathered... by my recollection
Can't you be stupid and right at the same time?
(Stupid always and right this one time?)
That can happen with foam systems you get disoriented and there is no air to breathe.
I was motivated to hang this damn target. 
Didn't have a washer handy but I had a drill and a quarter. We'll see how long it lasts.
Didn't have a washer handy but I had a drill and a quarter. We'll see how long it lasts.
Well dang.
Heard more than one story like this about siblings doing this or donating a kidney with the belief they were going to die from it.
John 15:13.
One of a few passages I remember and quote occasionally.
You get extra points if you shot the hole in the quarter first... at 500 yards... with your cold bore... and a MOA Tasco scope...
No. That's too easy.
All shots are guaranteed with that like you just walked up and placed the bullet by hand.
Then you start benching 300 lbs right after.
This is why you don't kill black snakes.
The foam cannons pack a hefty punch too. We had a system go off in the hangar in Darwin during a squadron dining in night, everyone was pissed. Opened the doors on both sides of the hangar and backed a jet up to one end, lit her up and blew all the foam out. Got complaints from people over a mile away about the foam....
It’s kind of stupid for a liquid or solid fire with high heat. Displacing oxygen isn’t a bad idea in a confined space, but there’s other gases that don’t turn into deadly phosgene gas under high heat.
I would be twitching like that too if my pants had my cooter in a vise like that.
