Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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This video killed me lmao.
Versus
Even worse...
There’s plenty of women I’d cheer for, always felt like she was a gimmick
Versus
Even worse...
There’s plenty of women I’d cheer for, always felt like she was a gimmick
The taper on those tits is all sorts of wrong.
In Texas to technically have the SxS legal with a farm triangle on it, it's supposed to be limited to 25mph, like the Ranger you could get the 25mph key and some others did that also. I drive mine down to our little town a bunch (4 miles) the local cops don't care. It was my 20 mile trip on the state highway that I was wondering if it was gonna fly. But being the road conditions the way they were no one cared,. There were only a handful of power slides, donuts, and jumping driveways in the bar ditch that may or may not have happened.
Jack Reacher: What's your name?
Sandy: I'm Sandy.
Jack Reacher: So was I, last week. On a beach in Florida.
ilitary Badassery
February 11 at 11:00 AM ·Oldest Recruit In the History of Parris Island-
The average age of a United States Marine Corps recruit is 21 years old. When Paul Douglas enlisted in 1942, he left behind his wife, child, and career and reported to Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island at the ripe age of 50.
After completing boot camp, Douglas proudly wrote “I found myself able to take the strenuous boot camp training without asking for a moment's time out and without visiting the sick bay.”
Following a recommendation from his commanding officer (and a strong recommendation from his old friend Frank Knox,) Douglas was commissioned as a captain in the Marine Corps, after seven months as an enlisted Marine.
Douglas went on to serve in the battle of Okinawa, often being remembered by Marines for running around the battlefield with the vigor of a much younger Marine. He was promoted to major during the battle of Okinawa.
Douglas had been hit by a machine gun in his left forearm and was evacuated by the men that he had dedicated his life to serving. After being hit, he proceeded to use his uninjured hand to take off his major rank insignia so that he wouldn’t receive special attention.
Douglas expressed passionate interest in returning early to his men to continue serving on the front lines. He was hospitalized in San Francisco and subsequently moved to Bethesda, Maryland where it took more than 14 months to be dismissed from the hospital and was medically retired from the Marine Corps, only regaining partial use of his left hand.
Because of his brave actions under fire and unselfish service he was promoted to lieutenant colonel a year after he retired in January of 1947. After returning to Chicago as a war hero, Douglas won his spot as Illinois state senator in 1949. Even in public office Douglas continued to advocate for the Marine Corps, and proudly kept the Marine Corps standard displayed in office.
Semper Fi, Sir!
I'm not 50 quite yet, a few more months...but I'm pretty sure I could make it though boot camp today...even though I went though boot camp 32 years ago. Not that I'd really want to, they have lowered the standards and made it soft.ilitary Badassery
February 11 at 11:00 AM ·
Oldest Recruit In the History of Parris Island-
The average age of a United States Marine Corps recruit is 21 years old. When Paul Douglas enlisted in 1942, he left behind his wife, child, and career and reported to Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island at the ripe age of 50.
After completing boot camp, Douglas proudly wrote “I found myself able to take the strenuous boot camp training without asking for a moment's time out and without visiting the sick bay.”
Following a recommendation from his commanding officer (and a strong recommendation from his old friend Frank Knox,) Douglas was commissioned as a captain in the Marine Corps, after seven months as an enlisted Marine.
Douglas went on to serve in the battle of Okinawa, often being remembered by Marines for running around the battlefield with the vigor of a much younger Marine. He was promoted to major during the battle of Okinawa.
Douglas had been hit by a machine gun in his left forearm and was evacuated by the men that he had dedicated his life to serving. After being hit, he proceeded to use his uninjured hand to take off his major rank insignia so that he wouldn’t receive special attention.
Douglas expressed passionate interest in returning early to his men to continue serving on the front lines. He was hospitalized in San Francisco and subsequently moved to Bethesda, Maryland where it took more than 14 months to be dismissed from the hospital and was medically retired from the Marine Corps, only regaining partial use of his left hand.
Because of his brave actions under fire and unselfish service he was promoted to lieutenant colonel a year after he retired in January of 1947. After returning to Chicago as a war hero, Douglas won his spot as Illinois state senator in 1949. Even in public office Douglas continued to advocate for the Marine Corps, and proudly kept the Marine Corps standard displayed in office.
Semper Fi, Sir!
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No, a skinnier crazier version of Miley Cyrus. Nothing good could come from that.
California bicyclist verses Wyoming bull.
Shut up and eat your fish flakes
