Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

Thats motivational in what regard? Thats sick!!!


A midwestern sodbuster in the 1870s-1930s, or a steel/railroad worker in Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit, circa 1870s-1950s would have done that by himself, doused the affected area with some whiskey, drank a shot of whiskey, then picked up his tools and his steel lunchbox and went to work, missing no shifts, no call outs. A breed of men that the new generations REALLY need to be inspired by again.
 
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He's going to bend the crane snapping it shut like that.


Yo dawg, if I were to get into detail about how much seeing some tard doing that to a revolver irks the fuck outta me, it would take up the bandwidth of about 40 regular posts. A true revolver man doesn't need to be waterboarded if someone wants info from him. A few videos of such cylinder snapping shenanigans and I'd be like: "Fuckin' all right ALL RIGHT goddamit! I'll tell ya everything. Just stop that shit for God's sakes!"... Seriously...
 
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First USS Kidd:

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The World War II version was authorized and it was their mascot…

Otherwise, I’m pretty sure that any navy ship can raise a flag as long as the captain approves it and there’s not specific orders, saying you can’t…
 
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I love sanding off layers of drywall mud 😑View attachment 8260755

The 1 time I'll wear a respirator #TrustScience.


P-100 rating with dual cartridges and neoprene face adhesion. Silicosis is no joke and you do NOT want anything going into your lungs that is not fresh air.
 
Wrong USS Kidd:

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The World War II version was authorized and it was their mascot…

Otherwise, I’m pretty sure that any navy ship can raise a flag as long as the captain approves it and there’s not specific orders, saying you can’t…
I just read an article about it last week. There's been three USS Kidd. The one in your pic is the first. The one in my pic is third and the second was given to Taiwan in 98. They were the only ships authorized to fly the Jolly Roger.