They were called Lazy Dogs, and we dropped millions of them in Japan too. The body was lead so they hit like bullets raining from the sky.
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They were called Lazy Dogs, and we dropped millions of them in Japan too. The body was lead so they hit like bullets raining from the sky.
When it hits you...
It's known as "The Trump" in wrestling circles.
Timeout on aisle 4....FFS.......Yech!
If you are trying to hide yourself or something else from the cops you better hope they don't bring a pig, a pigs sense of smell is several hundred times more sensitive than most dogs. That is an adorable little bacon seed right there!
I see that wrasslin' is now running a little behind.
That ‘ain’t little.......OTOH, it’s a lot smaller than the asses of some of the chicks you’ve posted up....
You know you shouldn't stare at it, but it's a midget so you will stare at it.
That ‘ain’t little.......OTOH, it’s a lot smaller than the asses of some of the chicks you’ve posted up....
The ones I have from a 2.75" warhead are about the thickness of pencil lead, 1.5" in length and have fins at the dull end. They're coated with a red powder which I was informed is a defoliant...and also an anti-coagulant.
If it's a tight fit, have her spit on it and proceed.
The red powder was neither a defoliant, nor an anti-coagulant. It was simply red powder that was packed around the flechettes, so that when the warhead exploded and ejected the pattern of darts, the helicopter pilot could see the 'cone' and direction of his shot. Without the red powder, it would be very hard to see whether their unguided rockets were on target.
General Dynamics used to make those things down at our pack plant in, I think, Mississippi or Alabama.
Nothing sinister... just talc/chalk dust.
Cheers,
Sirhr
