Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Helmet - check
Goggles - check
Leathers - check
Gloves - check
Clean underwear - standby
Are you saying that the sheep are currently driving this thing?
Looks like a Wyoming date night!
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You know I live in Wyoming and we rarely fuck sheep.
Rarely? IYou know I live in Wyoming and we rarely fuck sheep.
So old school rubber boots and their head in the fence or new school with velcro gloves?
Yeah, well, any port in a storm.Rarely? I
So old school rubber boots and their head in the fence or new school with velcro gloves?
and at this moment he knew he was going to get fucked up!
Hey, Speaking of which, did I see a post on one of these threads, regarding Methods of Overcomplicating an Organization? Supposed to be a CIA publication. I have tried to find it, couldn't. ??
It's buried somewhere under their document search documents
My ex... She would have laughed...while watching me die
I think there's one about sabotaging the workplace
Signed by Wild Bill himself. Is that a copy you possess?
No it's Montaaaabaannaaa. You know, where men are men and sheep are nervous.You know I live in Wyoming and we rarely fuck sheep.
You know I live in Wyoming and we rarely fuck sheep.
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Former US Air Force master sergeant gets 32 months in prison for weapons, drug trafficking charges
Michael Reimers, 41, was assigned to Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada
Michael Reimers, 41, was assigned to Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada
A former U.S. Air Force master sergeant was sentenced to just under three years in prison on drugs and weapons trafficking charges in Nevada.
Michael Reimers, 41, pleaded guilty in April to one count of distribution of a controlled substance and one count of dealing in firearms without a license. Reimers in 2019 sold a large quantity of methamphetamine and guns, including an AK-47, a .26 caliber handgun and a 12-gauge shotgun, authorities said.
A Las Vegas judge stated in his opinion that while he was willing to look the other way on the drug charges and in fact was also willing to forego sentencing on the AK-47 and Shotgun charges he could not in good conscience allow anyone willing to sell a .26 caliber handgun to remain free.
Sure looks like a fisting more so than wrestling.
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In the early years of Iraq, a USAF major shipped several containers of weapons back to Eglin. Shockingly enough, he was caught. He was offered an ART15 and requested a CM. Thought he would win because there wasn't a complete weapon in any of the containers. He went through several lawyers because he wouldn't listen. The JAG hire a friend of mine, we'll call him Willie, as an expert witness (they had lost a case when he had testified for the defense). He assembled all the weapons (had one part left over) and videoed test firing.
At the trial the defense tried to trip him up, but this guy has more firearms knowledge than the average politician has gas. The judge asked him how they would know the firearms worked. He explained a dry-fire function test and the judge ask him to demonstrate. He pointed out and AK47 and told him to use "that one." He field stripped, reassembled and function tested.
At the next break, the defense attorney approached the JAG and said his client want to talk to Willy. They asked why and he said because he knows so much about guns. Forget the sentence, but he wasn't a major much longer.
“I know that Creedmoor ammo is in there somewhere!”
Turns out, yes, that was the document. I didn't realize the page I saw was part of a larger work. Wild Bill himself? Wow. What a piece of historical gold. Thanks.
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Many of my friends are lumberjacks, and only several are transvestitesYou know I live in Wyoming and we rarely fuck sheep.
Now I want to see it too.... Sounds like SOP for where I work.
Wasn't Biden just there?
My mistake, it was buried in that document that was posted.
What a guy in Wyoming is willing to do to find a sheep. 
