There's a GD cross street light a 1/2 mile from my house that's recently been changed to cycle on time, not vehicle sensor. I have to stop at that fucker twice a day and 85% of the time there isn't a car entering traffic.
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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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I've got some like that, that I run the red light pretty frequently. Treat it like a stop sign, then go about my way. I'll get pulled over one day for it, from the Police that was doing a good job hiding.
Kept getting stolen outside.
She match her swimsuit in about ten minutes.
I lived on St Thomas for a year and a half, I’ve seen that happen
They look like split HVAC units. And I'd gather, then, that the hallway in which we see them is exposed to the outdoors (i.e. photographer is standing near some outdoor terrace or something). We see these all the time, here in FL.
I walked around the end of an isle at the grocery store the other day and almost walked into a very pretty girl who smiled at me. Only... she was pink. Or grey. I'm color blind and those two kind of blend together so I'm not sure which. But her skin tone and her hair color was exactly the same. She sort of look like an old school alien chick from an old Star Trek episode. I didn't get another look at her to try to figure it out, but it was very strange.
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That looks like a Cutts brand comp on the end …. what brand is it… Thanks
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Colt Monitor(BAR) factory setup
Colt Monitor BAR.
"The most prominent part on the Monitors is the large compensator present on most of the rifles; the compensator is a Cutts-type compensator produced by Lyman Products Corporation[6] and is said to reduce the kick of the rifle, although it appears that the concussion from the compensator is rather intense. The compensator is not present on the R 75 and R 75A. Serial numbers for the R 75s and R 80s start at 100,000, while the serial numbers for the R 75A appear to be around 4300 to 5300"
"The most prominent part on the Monitors is the large compensator present on most of the rifles; the compensator is a Cutts-type compensator produced by Lyman Products Corporation[6] and is said to reduce the kick of the rifle, although it appears that the concussion from the compensator is rather intense. The compensator is not present on the R 75 and R 75A. Serial numbers for the R 75s and R 80s start at 100,000, while the serial numbers for the R 75A appear to be around 4300 to 5300"
Everytime I see a BAR, I'm reminded of a book I first read at about age 12. Marines the first night on Peleliu and the author wrote they heard a BAR open up and empty a mag in one continuous burst. The platoon sergeant said something like, "He'll be shooting around corners before he sees a jap."
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And no talking in a gunfight. No " put it down" or " I have a gun". He'll find that out when the first shot hit's him.
