Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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LOL...
ETA: Lots of chest thumping, butthurt, and general drama going on:
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ETA: Lots of chest thumping, butthurt, and general drama going on:
AR15.com User Calls RYAN CLECKNER a "Fudd" & a "Grandpa". WHOOPSIE!! POLL! - AR15.COM
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LOL...
ETA: Lots of chest thumping, butthurt, and general drama going on:
AR15.com User Calls RYAN CLECKNER a "Fudd" & a "Grandpa". WHOOPSIE!! POLL! - AR15.COM
Firearm Discussion and Resources from AR-15, AK-47, Handguns and more! Buy, Sell, and Trade your Firearms and Gear.
For those who like to listen to narrated short stories...
"Cold Wind, Cold Earth"
A terrifying account of an attack by a Wendigo, a shapeshifting mythical creature from Native folklore that can imitate human appearance and voices and masquerade as long departed loved ones of the targets in the wilderness they try to hunt and devour.
In the summer of 1876, just a week before General George Custer's 7th Cavalry would face one of the most crushing defeats in the waning years of the Indian Wars on the soft rolling hills of Montana, another US Army expedition led by General George R. Crook mere miles away at Rosebud Creek found themselves under attack by a unified force of Lakota and Cheyenne. In the midst of gunsmoke and blood, something more terrible than anything the green recruits under Crook's command could have imagined walked these fields in primal hunger...
Written by Preston Wu in 2017 and narrated by the great Southern folk story teller Otis Jiry.
"Cold Wind, Cold Earth"
A terrifying account of an attack by a Wendigo, a shapeshifting mythical creature from Native folklore that can imitate human appearance and voices and masquerade as long departed loved ones of the targets in the wilderness they try to hunt and devour.
In the summer of 1876, just a week before General George Custer's 7th Cavalry would face one of the most crushing defeats in the waning years of the Indian Wars on the soft rolling hills of Montana, another US Army expedition led by General George R. Crook mere miles away at Rosebud Creek found themselves under attack by a unified force of Lakota and Cheyenne. In the midst of gunsmoke and blood, something more terrible than anything the green recruits under Crook's command could have imagined walked these fields in primal hunger...
Written by Preston Wu in 2017 and narrated by the great Southern folk story teller Otis Jiry.
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If the tacos were legit I wouldn’t be wasting them on some hoe
I totally didn’t notice you licking your fingers afterwards
Stand that bitch next to a flight of stairs please
Have a copy sitting on my workbench right now on the far right corner under a Milwaukee ratchet set...
For general LRH reference, a Tier-1 Rokslide Super Operator's 'comfort zone'........ with a Hickory Creek Vertical Crossbow, is 200 yards for deer. LOL.
That place is packed with faggots. Why waste the time? The majority don't know their ass from a hole in the ground.
I have one like that...except for beer. But it has to be real good beer, he prefers IPA. It's best after he spills the glass or bottle or can on the concrete first. I think he does that because he knows he will get more if it's spilled out than he would if he gets caught stealing beer. Of course, he's German, so...
They're drunks, but they come by it honestly. I've got two of em.
