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

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akmike47 said:
Nope, I understand how you can be used as a general term but I’m part of the conversation. You’re saying belts aren’t shit…switches(pretty much go the sake of the argument). We also experienced the same treatment as millennials. I’m pointing out it wasn’t a just “you” punishment.

You(singular) decided to read into it however you wanted.
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It's y'all, youse, or youins.
If you're in Jersey, it's youse guys.
 
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FWoo45 said:
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I'd take the giantess any day that ends in "y." She'll toss chorers. Kids gotta work. Builds character that 80's milineals have over boomers.
Rules again.
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Holy shit… That must be a pretty serious deer if you’ve got a roll of det cord and a 5 gallon container of gasoline….
 
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akmike47 said:
Women usually need some science to get like that, jawline looks like some science was involved.
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Definitely some but all women who go pretty hard in the gym will start to look a bit more masculine. This was also a few weeks from the show and everyone looks like a mutant that close to a big show
 
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theLBC said:
lol, my mom used to make my older sisters fetch something to beat me with. 🤣
my sisters were sympathetic (well, one of them was), but if what they brought to my mom broke before seeming to elicit the proper response, they could also be in trouble. :oops:
whatever happened, the real beating didn't ht. ppen until dad got home. :p
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I was once beaten with an Indian Bead Bels Spelled" wWld West City" until every bead was broken and covered the bedroom's floor.
Then once burned with matches, but that is a story for another time.
 
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Fx51LP308 said:
Salt water can't be used in most of the ground apparatus. Unless it's built to handle saline. It would corrode the pumps and inner works. You can probably use it in re: Helicopter or similar drops, but that's about it.
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I'd pump salt water through any one of those pumps in a second. Fuck those pumps! The city will buy new ones. Let's do our job and put these fires out!
 
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Fx51LP308 said:
Well, I wouldn't. But I'm not in charge. Considering who is... well.....

Additionally, there is the logistical issue of getting the seawater to those pumpers efficiently. I don't know how close the fires actually are to the coast line, so there will be some transport from the coast line to where the engines/pumper pools are located. Do they have enough tankers to accomplish the task? Or enough areal drops?
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There are neighborhoods burnt down within 100 feet of the beach. Inexcusable. You get Engines with hard suction drafting from the ocean. They discharge at 150 to 200 psi, through their 5" hose to attack engines. Those Engines can supply attack water to 1 3/4" lines, 3" ground monitors, 5" ground monitors, as well as trucks spraying aerial water at over 1000 gpm.

Had I been the Incident Commander, that's exactly what I would have set up immediately. If there was a problem getting Engines to the water, due to the beach sand. I'm sure the Navy has Sea Bees not too far away. Those fellas will get out Engines down to water.

"The winner is usually the side the showed up the firstest with the mostest." General Natahn Bedford Forrest (Civil War).

The same thing applies to fire fighting.

And another quote from "Remember the Titans". "You blitz all night. I don't want them to gain another yard."

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Garvey said:
There are neighborhoods burnt down within 100 feet of the beach. Inexcusable. You get Engines with hard suction drafting from the ocean. They discharge at 150 to 200 psi, through their 5" hose to attack engines. Those Engines can supply attack water to 1 3/4" lines, 3" ground monitors, 5" ground monitors, as well as trucks spraying aerial water at over 1000 gpm.

Had I been the Incident Commander, that's exactly what I would have set up immediately. If there was a problem getting Engines to the water, due to the beach sand. I'm sure the Navy has Sea Bees not too far away. Those fellas will get out Engines down to water.

"The winner is usually the side the showed up the firstest with the mostest." General Natahn Bedford Forrest (Civil War).

The same thing applies to fire fighting.

And another quote from "Remember the Titans". "You blitz all night. I don't want them to gain another yard."

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After this debacle I bet every house that didn’t have a pool will have a pool and one of these and a firefighting nozzle because they realize that the city isn’t capable of saving them.
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