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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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That picture wasn't taken with a flip-phone. Tactical photographer?
I watched all that stuff on tv when I was a kid. IIRC, this was shown on live tv, but it was in black and white. This color still is from one of the onboard, handheld Hasselblads. Truly magical time.
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How did it go SO wrong, SO quickly???
hard to get a good cheek weld on that.
But Trump is the asshole for building a wall!?
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No, not me but I did have a couple of pics of the wife in a similar pose. Screams are just so much louder at 2 am....
Rare pic of a Zebra spreading it's feathers......
I’d guess so. That picture was on the front pages of every newspaper in the nation. Someone sending a message.
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WHEN IT COMES TO self-defence, Australia’s snakes have things pretty well covered. We share our continent with about 170 species of land snakes, some equipped with venom more toxic than any other snakes in the world.
But bites are actually quite rare in Australia and, since the development of anti-venom, fatalities have been low – between four to six deaths a year.
“This is in contrast to India, for example, where bites may reach one million a year, with over 50,000 deaths,” says Associate Professor Bryan Fry, a herpetologist and venom expert at the University of Queensland. “Snake bites are very, very rare [in Australia] and often the fault of the person being bitten. Most bites occur when people are trying to kill a snake or show off.”
Most snakes would rather slither away from humans than fight them. “Snakes don’t perceive humans as food and they don’t aggressively bite things out of malice. Their venom is used to subdue prey that would otherwise be impossible for a snake to eat,” says Dion Wedd, curator of the Territory Wildlife Park, NT. “If their only escape route is past a human with a shovel, then they are likely to react in the only way they can.”
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Remember going to the Dells as a kid - dog jumping, fat-man's squeeze!!
How odd, was just watching it.
Meant to be a comedy and is turning into a documentary ;-)
Rich
Meant to be a comedy and is turning into a documentary ;-)
Rich
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yep saw that chair and am thinking of gathering materials to make me one. Very dissappointing SHOT this year.
the family was a prominent family in Miami. They agreed to turn over the child to authorities.
to send a message, a swat team was sent to the home. It was so dangerous a film crew entered with the swat team
Story goes that Clinton instructed Janet Reno to make this occur
Reno went to Eric Holder to make this happen
1st swat commander said No. the family was volunteering to turn the boy over
1st swat commander career changed- transferred out of swat and possible demotion for failing to obey.
swat team did photo op raid.
Eric Holder was rewarded with brokering a pardon when Clinton left office to a tax evader. Allegations are his law firm made 10,000,000+ to do the pardon.
How Eric Holder Facilitated the Most Unjust Presidential Pardon in American History
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Why are you asking me to guess their Gender? You freak! You can not assume a gender
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it looks like you need to import some snakes- good for tourism
