Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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I’m a “cyclist” and I spend a fair amount of time telling other cyclists not to be dumb fucks.
That would solve a lot of the world's problems!
Jimmy Fucking Hendrix was NOT a paratrooper. He may have been in the 101, but he never went to jump school. He was a turd.
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Holy shit. Me likey a lot. Reminds me of a couple nights in the barracks. Strange though, cause I didn't even live there. I think Ron tried to wheel one out past CQ on a skateboard one time. I just gave him a high five on the way out the door. Love me some midgets!
That thing flew over my house a few times when stopping at Tinker AFB for fuel on the way from Edwards AFB back to Cape Canaveral, it was quite a sight.
One of the cooler things I've found on the Youtube...
Australian woman captures picture of enormous 2ft earthworm driven above ground by heavy rains
An Australian woman discovered a gigantic 2ft earthworm after it was driven above ground by torrential rains.
Kelli Mace posted a photo on Facebook of her holding the huge creature with two sticks after it emerged from the earth around Tamborine Mountain, Queensland, and it was soon picked up by Australian news outlets.
The area, which is covered in rain forest, is known for the massive species of worm, known as Digaster longmani, and which can grow up to 3ft long.
Usually they remain deep underground, but heavy rain across the Gold Coast area last week has driven the creatures from their borrows.
An Australian woman discovered a gigantic 2ft earthworm after it was driven above ground by torrential rains.
Kelli Mace posted a photo on Facebook of her holding the huge creature with two sticks after it emerged from the earth around Tamborine Mountain, Queensland, and it was soon picked up by Australian news outlets.
The area, which is covered in rain forest, is known for the massive species of worm, known as Digaster longmani, and which can grow up to 3ft long.
Usually they remain deep underground, but heavy rain across the Gold Coast area last week has driven the creatures from their borrows.
