Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Serious questionNot a single person grabbing a floor jack yet.
How do they service stretch Limo’s ?
Your assuming they can hit the target at that extended rangeYeah, I'm looking at that and they're shooting at steel almost close enough to spit on ... one of them probably loaded some M855 and that steel core just bounce right back.
Lucky no one put an eye out.
Look at you next in line, I saw you cut in front of Turdcutter308
Why "cope cages" on tanks do NOT work:
In recent years, metal cupolas nicknamed "cope cages" have been seen attached to the top of tanks in various countries in a constant state of war like Russia, Ukraine, Myanmar, Israel, and Syria in the advent of the proliferation of top attack antitank munitions and drone delivered EFP mines that target a tank's most vulnerable part, the thinly armored top. The idea behind the cages is to provide space for an EFP blast to lose enough of it's velocity that it would not be able to penetrate the vehicle after a certain range. In reality though, an EFP blast is like a superpowered plasma shotgun delivering a blast of molten metal droplets at velocities of up to 23,000 FEET PER SECOND. A few additional feet of space around an EFP blast does absolutely nothing to mitigate the sheer force behind the directed explosion, as this slow motion shot of a TOW missile versus a modern MBT shows:
The only thing in existence so far that has proved to be able to counteract an EFP attack is explosive-reactive armor.
In recent years, metal cupolas nicknamed "cope cages" have been seen attached to the top of tanks in various countries in a constant state of war like Russia, Ukraine, Myanmar, Israel, and Syria in the advent of the proliferation of top attack antitank munitions and drone delivered EFP mines that target a tank's most vulnerable part, the thinly armored top. The idea behind the cages is to provide space for an EFP blast to lose enough of it's velocity that it would not be able to penetrate the vehicle after a certain range. In reality though, an EFP blast is like a superpowered plasma shotgun delivering a blast of molten metal droplets at velocities of up to 23,000 FEET PER SECOND. A few additional feet of space around an EFP blast does absolutely nothing to mitigate the sheer force behind the directed explosion, as this slow motion shot of a TOW missile versus a modern MBT shows:
The only thing in existence so far that has proved to be able to counteract an EFP attack is explosive-reactive armor.
A little fucking warning that we were just about to see some dude get killed would have been nice.
Nope..that means they might have bought one
Funding what they hate lol
Thanks to how he was hit and where he landed, Sam supposedly survived mostly unscathed, and it was all caught on the shop’s security cameras.A little fucking warning that we were just about to see some dude get killed would have been nice.
That’s a lie. He’s selling it because he couldn’t find the vent.
He didn't die, he only received minor injuries.A little fucking warning that we were just about to see some dude get killed would have been nice.
Mechanic Miraculously Survives Hit From Runaway Car Barreling Into Shop
The harrowing incident happens so fast, you have to pause the video step-by-step to see how he made it out alive.
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As they are upside down “I’m breaking up with yooouuu!”
Because who wants to shit down their legs?
It'll only cost you $3500/week and a trip to beautiful Riggins Idaho.
Hat Creek is where all the cool alphabet kids go.
I saw similar things happen in auto shops over the years. Now I wont stand in front of nor behind a car with a driver in it. I get some odd looks when I walk backwards when someone is pulling into a space and I'm on the side walk. I keep a close eye on cars when I cross the street to.A little fucking warning that we were just about to see some dude get killed would have been nice.
