Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Guess someone wanted to F-around with keeping the Squirrel Mafia's 10MM socket.
Dead man walking right there. LOL
There's no ring on that finger! There's still hope that you can marry her!!
You crash and it just pancakes you on the floor
Two Mallet compound articulated 2-8-8-2 Y6Bs, each generating 10,000 horsepower at full throttle, pull fully loaded coal hopper train up the Norfolk and Western Blue Ridge Division with Y6B pusher for the ascending part of the grade. Summer 1956.
ETA: According to legendary railroad photographer O. Winston Link, who is known for his high quality nighttime shots of operations on the N&W from the late 1940s to the mid-1960s, locomotive engineers on the N&W would temporarily throttle down their engines when they spotted homes along their routes with laundry hanging outside, so as to prevent soot and embers from dirtying the laundry as they passed. This was not really part of N&W locomotive engineer school protocol, but this, and other acts of kindness, such as giving buckets of unused coal to residents living along the tracks for their stoves, were an unspoken rule among all N&W train crews.
ETA: According to legendary railroad photographer O. Winston Link, who is known for his high quality nighttime shots of operations on the N&W from the late 1940s to the mid-1960s, locomotive engineers on the N&W would temporarily throttle down their engines when they spotted homes along their routes with laundry hanging outside, so as to prevent soot and embers from dirtying the laundry as they passed. This was not really part of N&W locomotive engineer school protocol, but this, and other acts of kindness, such as giving buckets of unused coal to residents living along the tracks for their stoves, were an unspoken rule among all N&W train crews.
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I like to pretend her butt cracks a canyon and jump over it with my hot wheels during doggy.
I don't have a Cobra, but I do own this!
What in the Hunter Biden . . .
Hollywood agrees with you. They have always said the rules don't apply to them. Below are the rules germane to this conversation. Everyone who puts their hands on a firearm is responsible for following them, not the person who handed it to you. Because you are a celebrity does not mean you get to outsource personal responsibility, in spite of what you and your fans think. Thinking you bear no personal responsibility for the firearm in your hand is a reason you should not have a firearm in your hand. Single action pistols have been killing people for a long time. Knowledge about how to check them and their ammunition has been around for about the same period of time. If it's "too difficult", then maybe you shouldn't handle one.
It does not matter what group of people have ignored these rules, no matter their state of celebretorial grace, or for how many decades they have shucked all personal responsibility. This is how Mr. Baldwin killed someone. Not he and not anyone is above the rules.
1. ALWAYS KEEP YOUR FIREARM POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION.
2. TREAT ALL FIREARMS AS IF THEY WERE LOADED.
3. KEEP YOUR TRIGGER FINGER OUTSIDE THE GUARD AND OFF OF THE TRIGGER UNTIL YOU ARE READY TO FIRE.
4. BE CERTAIN OF YOUR TARGET, YOUR LINE OF FIRE, AND WHAT LIES BEYOND YOUR TARGET.
I like to think I can comprehend the above four rules. Mr. Baldwin broke all four of them, according to my understanding.
Finally, did people actually die as a result of your childhood cowboys and Indian games???
