"Los Angeles and Ho Chi Minh City have declared themselves sister cities. It makes sense: they are both Third World metropolises formerly occupied by Americans." - Jeff Cooper
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"Los Angeles and Ho Chi Minh City have declared themselves sister cities. It makes sense: they are both Third World metropolises formerly occupied by Americans." - Jeff Cooper
The term is "retrouse". And that thar is the queen of all retrouse boobies. If God made better ones, he kept them for himself.
I worked the mill straight out of HS(1980).. the objective was to make our lives so miserable we would make an attempt at college. Most of us did. A few of my friends stayed on until cheap import carbide forced UC to close late 90’s early 2000’s.
That's when I was there. The earthquake hit on my first day. Felt aftershocks underground for about a week and a half.
Thank you,
MrSmith
and in the imortal words of Bob Seger......Points of her own, setting way up high, way up firm and high........
Are you feeling okay? She's kind of skinny for you isn't she?
Try to focus and get back to normal.
Tell your boyfriend to use lube next time.
You mean the one where she went through puberty and grew a set of tits?
The Historic Stainless Steel Trifecta
In 1935, executives at the Ford Motor Company and Pittsburgh-based Allegheny Ludlum Steel joined forces on the production of a solid stainless-steel car, a 1936 Deluxe Sedan.
Only six of the 1936 Fords were built in total and all were far from being simply promotional trailer-queens; each was to log over 200,000 miles in the hands of Allegheny Ludlum executives until their “retirement” in 1946.
Allegheny Ludlum and Ford would later collaborate on two more stainless models, the 1960 Thunderbird and 1967 Lincoln Continental Convertible.
More here.
In 1935, executives at the Ford Motor Company and Pittsburgh-based Allegheny Ludlum Steel joined forces on the production of a solid stainless-steel car, a 1936 Deluxe Sedan.
Only six of the 1936 Fords were built in total and all were far from being simply promotional trailer-queens; each was to log over 200,000 miles in the hands of Allegheny Ludlum executives until their “retirement” in 1946.
Allegheny Ludlum and Ford would later collaborate on two more stainless models, the 1960 Thunderbird and 1967 Lincoln Continental Convertible.
More here.
The dot of the EoTech could sit nicely in that red scarf around homeboy's neck
Just sayin’...
Well if we were in "kombat" mode and in the woods, the city or where ever we would not be seen nor heard and for sure not wearing fucking red! Ass hat on the right looks like Shia Labeouf. I would play tag: plaid guy first, two in the middle, black guy and the women (if they are) last. Just my pecking order?
Red flannel, orange t-shirt, and woodland camouflage - - - somebody wasn't paying attention in Basic Combat Training.
Oh . . . . wait . . . . nevermind.
On the other hand, he did get the haircut right - well, half right.
