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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Had a Ford 3/4 ton with the old 300 six. Damaged or broke a tooth on the flywheel. If the engine stopped just right the starter would not engage. So, I always parked it on an incline so if that issue occurred i could roll it a bit, the engage the clutch to turn the engine over a bit to allow the starter to catch.
So much wrong with that truck. After the Vega/Monza debacle, and a Camaro that was the pits, I had turned to Ford. The Fords turned out to be even worse. So, I returned to the Chevy/GMC fold for trucks and our good ole Miata and never looked back. The last two Suburbans I owned and our current GMC pickup have proven to be wonders compared to the vehicles we owned that were built in the 70’s 80’s and 90’s. (Except that 1990 GMC Suburban which went right at 300,000 miles without any major issues)
Well not exactly, our son lives in Valparaiso, which is back to back with Niceville and before he purchased his home, he lived in Crestview. And he is Louisiana born through and through. (Though if truth be known, he is a North Louisiana man.).
But how did they get here? Maybe hitched a ride along with the little green men when they visited? Kinda like interstellar Quagga mussels!
Serious question.
If you are kidnapped and taken somewhere where someone would remove your kidney and leave you in a bathtub full of ice, why wouldn't they take both kidneys (and possibly other parts)?
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had a 74 Vega in high school,
decent car, handled well, for a Vega
no idea what the mileage was , gas wise, but between fill ups (as in full tanks) it burned 4 quarts of oil, sometimes more,
hot day?? get up to speed before turning on the AC, if the AC was on and you stopped for a light or stop sign, the car would stall out,
next was a 77 Ford F100 custom, short bed, 300 6cyl an d 3 on the tree,
ran great, strong motor, but the linkage was toast and it would pop loose sometimes,
so whatever gear it was in, you just found a place to pull over, get under it and pop the connections back together,
eventually put a floor shift in it, and no more issues
till I totaled it,
3 vehicle was a Toyota Celica, which had 60K on it when I bought it, and all I ever did to it was a water pump,
Because Val’p was incorporated first. Niceville is on the other side of Boggy Bayou and it was just a small vil when it was incorporated and they were no where close to each other. Then Niceville kept expanding until it ran into Val’P.
On a non related subject, not many folks understand Val’P
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Dunno, region 5 has enough money for the best facilities, equipment, training, and can recruit anyone they need. Pretty much like the US in the actual hunger games ehh olympics. They'd take an early beating but would catch up.
Your deflated footballs ain’t skeerin’ no one!
Let me start by saying...Do tell
I love Texas...The answer is the Sabine River....Which is also what separates Texas from Louisiana...
Here's where I know too much, because some names you just remember: Aria Giovanni, born November 3, 1977. (the date I had to look up) And she don't look like that no more.
I live in dist 5 but am a stones throw away from 3 and 4...
I think Kentucky needs to be in 5 too... need to keep all of Appalachia together...
Region 1 and 5 have been infiltrating moles and sleeper cells into region 3 for the last 40+ years.
Region 4 is safe, no one wants to go there.
"Ten months of winter, two months of dang poor sledding."
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District 5 does have some fracking, but probably 10% of what's needed, and 9% of of the American farmland. Probably 5% what's needed in terms of food. Your cities would explode with mass starvation. The electricity "grid" is not generation. Not enough nuclear, and you need oil and coal to generate power, and you don't have even a fraction of what you need.
5 can't survive on it's own with it's own population by a country mile. It would be mass starvation and darkness, not because of the grid, but because of fuel.
Not that the others don't also have holes, just not as big and critical.
2 probably is the most sustainable. Crops like potatoes would be the key.
5 can't survive on it's own with it's own population by a country mile. It would be mass starvation and darkness, not because of the grid, but because of fuel.
Not that the others don't also have holes, just not as big and critical.
2 probably is the most sustainable. Crops like potatoes would be the key.
Thinner than the last time I saw her. I think she went for a more niche fetish/market. Hey, eating ice cream every day is easier than working out, and if you're making the same or more money.... 
I love how people think that districts would just stay where they are and not walk 2 states over lol
NYC has 35,000 LE all armed and access to to same equipment. That’s a battalion
Yea, and they're outnumbered something like 4,000/1 when starvation hits. My guess is that they all ban together and protect their own rather than answering to their Panem masters.
If our country regionalized and fractured EVERYTHING would change, period. Just assuming you can migrate to another state/region is not a valid assumption. If shit breaks down the North East its the least sustainable and the last place I would want to be. Probably better off in the desert just because there are fewer people.
If our country regionalized and fractured EVERYTHING would change, period. Just assuming you can migrate to another state/region is not a valid assumption. If shit breaks down the North East its the least sustainable and the last place I would want to be. Probably better off in the desert just because there are fewer people.
Actually we didn’t starve… we just had no power and it was in the negatives from the panhandle all the way down to the gulf coast. ERCOT fucked Texans over big time.
Do you even know what the hell you are talking about? That's not even true. Many never lost power.
