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

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True story, two years ago on the July 4th weekend I was fishing the lower portion of a long flat on the West Branch of the Delaware. On holiday weekends there are quite a few recreational rafters, canoeists. Happens three college aged girls where floating down the flat having a really good time, I could see the beer in the coolers as they approached. They where nice enough to float behind me so as not to interfere with my fishing. I thanked them and said I was happy to see they where having a good time. Well they rewarded my kind words by flashing me and showing their tits! I thanked them and told them they all had wonderful racks! They continued floating down the river and laughing their asses off! That's the closest I've ever came to a sexual encounter while fishing. I did see Jane Fonda floating down the Bighorn river in Montana, she had on a bikini. Didn't look bad, but I wouldn't fuck her with your dick!
Mike
 
Ever see one where the flight motor doesn't ignite and it tumbles to the ground 10 ft. in front of the launcher? Good times right there.

Seen more than one do it. I had one launch, fail to ignite and bounce off the deck and THEN ignite as it was breaking in half. It took off like a broken bottle rocket and it was anyone's guess if the warhead had armed.
 
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Seen more than one do it. I had one launch, fail to ignite and bounce off the deck and THEN ignite as it was breaking in half. It took off like a broken bottle rocket and it was anyone's guess if the warhead had armed.
A while back a buddy was telling me about disposing some RPG’s in Iraq. Said one took a nosedive a short distance in front of them. Sounded exciting.
 
Still 2X better than the “dragon”

Nothing wrong with the Dragon, well, unless one whole panel of flight motors cooks off at once, in the tube, next to your head. OK, OK, there's the gunner's short life expectancy after firing because of the smokey launch signature and having to fly the thing in at 100 m/sec., but other than that, a fine weapon.
 

There was an article a few years ago in, I think, AutoWeek about a guy who restored one of those. Got it off a building in Detroit or Flint or something. They are something of a collectible rage now... Big Block Hemi-powered.... Just the thing up here at Schloss Nitrocellulose if anyone comes across one...

Cheers,

Sirhr
 
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Art comments: The Chrysler air raid siren that was built from 1952-1957 by Chrysler and nicknamed the "Big Red Whistle." six were purchased by the United States government and placed around key areas of Los Angeles County to warn the public in the event of a nuclear attack by the Soviets. (Photo by Art Jacobs for the Archives of The Museum of the San Fernando Valley - April 2011 (click on image to enlarge)