Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Punched out at 56 and will be 63 soon.
I go to town (a 10 mile trip) and wonder why everything is closed, since every day is a holiday for me now.
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I never felt less free as an American when I lived there. I've spent most of my life in Alaska and Idaho, though, so my opinion may be a little skewed. Or not: https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/most-free-states
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Wow that hair sure grew back fast between pictures lol!
I have one of these. Terrific trap gun.
Is Sava! rant trashing Amarillo real or hoax?
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All Italian restaurants could close and I would not notice. Just not big on pasta. Love the occasional pizza...if that's even really Italian.
Growing up italian Food was a can of Franco Americn Spaghetti....and I loved it
Well thats shitty....I didn't know that. Hopefully it comes true. It was motivational.
Guess I will stick to hot chicks.
Unfortunately, it also injects some of the prior material from the prior user… Leading to the spread of diseases like hepatitis.
as such they were banned in the late 1980s…
Did the technology change after that, because I got double tapped one on each shoulder in boot camp. Seem to recall they were needle-less and pneumatic, but looked just like the one in the pic.
I got at least four shots using one of those when I went through basic in the Air Force.
nope, the technology didn’t change they completely abandoned it (The FDA revoked its approval). Now when you go through basic training they give you a shit load of injections the old fashion way.
there’s really no way to take one of the hydraulic guns and clean it to a point where it’s not sucking up blood from the prior person. Unless of course you want to sanitize it each and every time between use which makes it a total waste of your time. So it’s good old fashion needles…. Lots of good old fashion needles.
nope, the technology didn’t change they completely abandoned it (The FDA revoked its approval). Now when you go through basic training they give you a shit load of injections the old fashion way.
there’s really no way to take one of the hydraulic guns and clean it to a point where it’s not sucking up blood from the prior person. Unless of course you want to sanitize it each and every time between use which makes it a total waste of your time. So it’s good old fashion needles…. Lots of good old fashion needles.
They were still using them in 1996 in the USMC.
It's what I got in basic at Lackland as well.
Bahahahaahahahaha. Of course they were…. Heh.
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- 1986: A hepatitis B outbreak occurs amongst 57 patients at a Los Angeles clinic due to a Med-E-Jet injector.[19]
- 1997: The US Department of Defense, the jet injector's biggest user, announced that it would stop using it for mass vaccinations due to concerns about infection.[37][38]
- 2003: The US Department of Veterans Affairs recognized for the first time that a veteran acquired Hepatitis C from his military jet injections and awarded service-connection for his disability.[39]”
Yep, got the same "gun" when inducted into the Army in '71. Line 'em up and go daddy!
