Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Twat did you say? Cunt hear you.Taint fast enough!
I was typing multiple sentences on an iPad, so I hope you type one ord faster.lol
I believe you are right. I've got the saddle mountain skinner that's my main field knife, but I need something a bit more elegant for the actual butchering.
I don't mind the 154.... For something that'll only get used a couple times per year I can sharpen it once and call it good.
Now this is pretty fucking awesome. B-2 Spirit on google maps.
My guess is that's a photoshop or other paste-over. The B2 has a sort of chromatic aberration look that's not seen in the greenery and also seems to have less pixel density than the background.
Whiteman AFB is only about 15 miles from this location. I can confirm that the B-2 is not parked in that field.
Eagle-eyed Redditor spots a flying Stealth Bomber on Google Maps
Not quite stealthy enough to escape Google
Creepy sex robot 11 months out of the year
If any of the women y’all post got ahold of some of y’all,
They haven't renamed that yet? sheeit.
Nondescriptcarbonbasedlifeform CEI (Center for Exclusionary Inclusion)
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Austin has been a liberal democrat shithole since at least 1970!
That’s one of those bitches that thinks she’s way smarter than you.
"Dallas" might as well constitute Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, Collin counties. Those would be the naval lint and tit cheese of Texas.
Yea, but I'd still fuck her until she walked funny!!
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The rainbow effect on the B2 (and the 2nd pic in TripleBull's post) is an "artifact" due to the imaging system used on that particular satellite.
Specifically, some use multiple cameras, one or more for each color, or a fast rotating color filter - then sync the images based on assumption the subject (earth) is static. This permitted higher resolution imagery on older sensors. So high-speed objects like aircraft can mess up that sync and result in that type of effect. It's not uncommon if you look around enough.
Specifically, some use multiple cameras, one or more for each color, or a fast rotating color filter - then sync the images based on assumption the subject (earth) is static. This permitted higher resolution imagery on older sensors. So high-speed objects like aircraft can mess up that sync and result in that type of effect. It's not uncommon if you look around enough.
This baby looks like he runs a crew doing construction already.
None of them are. All their brains are on their chest. Makes their thinking fucked up.
If that’s real then he deserves to never pay for beer again.
I didn't notice these on my phone because the image was too small. And they may or may not be authentic Louboutin's. But, did someone seriously attach a Vibram mini lug to the sole? Da Fuq? Doubt anyone would wear these in the rain or, god forbid, snow. Kind of shit a woman would pull out of her bag when she gets to the restaurant or club.
