Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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I’m too old for kids, but definitely not too old for practicing.
You’re there too, youre just knelt down in front of him.
I’m glad I’m the one behind the camera
Look at the f'n feet on this one. I swear it says "Rossignol" on the bottoms.
SO, how many folks call AAA for a tire change adding to the carbon footprint? These people are retarded.
Deflate that a-hole’s lung. He’ll respire less CO2.
Is this still available? Asking for Dirty D.
Sent to a gal I recently met.
Our second date is tomorrow.
Really need to test her and make sure she has a good sense of humor!
Shoot.
She texted right back and asked me to show up dressed like that!!!
Thats a good one.
Now to drop a nasty fart on our hike tomorrow while Im in front about 12 steps….
Why mess around and wait a few months?
Time is precious and I cant handle a stick in the mud.
She texted right back and asked me to show up dressed like that!!!
Thats a good one.
Now to drop a nasty fart on our hike tomorrow while Im in front about 12 steps….
Why mess around and wait a few months?
Time is precious and I cant handle a stick in the mud.
This is in the aleutian islands. The Japanese didn't take things if they were damaged when they pulled out. The US didn't see a need to remove them either so they were left to rust away.
Found this. Sounds legit.
The Type A Ko-hyoteki was a class of Japanese mini submarine used during World War II.
When the Japanese occupied Kiska in June 1942 they established a submarine base on the island. In the picture you can still see the outlines of the ramp leading to the ocean, now in-filled with blown sand and heavily overgrown with vegetation.
As the Japanese withdrew from Kiska in July 1943, each mini sub was scuttled by the detonation of an internal explosive charge that blew the hull outward. The abandoned remains are still on the island along with rusting anti-aircraft guns, artillery shells, parts of airplanes and uncounted tons of random metal debris.
On Flickr.com
Upper decker after a Thai green chili curry dish?
Captured Japanese mini submarine in the Aleutian Islands, 1943 and 2021
One of yalls moms discarded vibrator
