Ahhhh, except Mary is cleaning a commie gun. Little suspicious of Mary.
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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Ahhhh, except Mary is cleaning a commie gun. Little suspicious of Mary.
That organ donation video got me.
I have major appreciation for that respect shown to the patient and family.
Thanks for a nice post
I have major appreciation for that respect shown to the patient and family.
Thanks for a nice post
It is only a commie gun if a commie is holding it.
Am I the only one that finds this cute? 
I feel sorry for the poor bastard she is riding to the demonstration!
They make decent pets until they get old. They are super mischievous when they’re young and almost impossible to keep out of things. When they get old they get grumpy and meanAm I the only one that finds this cute?
Are talking about the one on the left - or the one on the right?
The store in Ogdon, right? Johnathon Browning is my 4th great granddaddy. John Moses's sister is my 3rd great grandma. Thems some tall fellas.
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Mr. Browning then boarded a west-bound train back to his humble gun shop in Ogden, Utah, working out the gun’s details in his head and on scraps of paper during the several-day journey.
True to his word, Mr. Browning had a working prototype completed inside of two weeks and it was in Bennett’s hands well within the 30-day timeframe the pair had agreed to. (And Mr. Browning had $20,000 in the bank...a very tidy sum at the time)
The resulting rifle was called the Winchester Model 1892, and was offered in several popular short-cased cartridges like the 44-40 WCF, 38-40 WCF and 32-20 WCF. To say the rifle was an immediate hit would be a gross understatement. Cowboys, lawmen, exhibition shooters and adventurers alike loved the slick little rifle.
I see a Jeff Bridges meme!
What a clear agenda
Government must tell us what to do- someone should have him redistribute his wealth- both of them
I have gotten three flu shots in the last twenty years. Every single time, EVERY FUCKING SINGLE TIME, I get the Flu. The only time I've had it in the last twenty years has been when I got the shot.
I'm not saying they're bad, they don't work, or anything else, but at this point I do not believe it's coincidence. For some reason if I get the shot it does the opposite to me. Have no idea why this happens, but it does, and I will never get one again.
I get the flu shot. The fever, the sweats, the chills, that should be from street Tacos and bacon wrapped hotdogs sold off of a shopping cart... not the flu.
I have gotten the flu once and it was that damn swine flu. 6 days of feeling like crap
The flu shot help but it is not fool proof.
Same reason why many get the pneumonia shot-
And Tetanus shots
Do you know anyone who got lock jaw? ( from tetanus, not a hippy at a concert)
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CDC reports a %12 success rate on 2016 flu vaccination. The formulation is a best guess as to what strains will be most prevalent in the coming season. They can put it straight in their sphincter as far as I’m concerned.
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Swine flu about killed me 12 or so years ago. it was BAD.
People here are about as educated on the flu and the vaccine as Bloomberg is on guns.
The flu travels from the northern hemisphere to the southern and back every year. As it does mutations/evolution happens (darwin, the strong survive type thing). On its way back up north when it gets to lower central American or so medical scientists take samples and bring them to labs in USA to start on a vaccine. This happened probably a month or so ago.
The flu is still mutating after that and they can never ever get it 100% right. The scientists have to do they best the can to predict what will happen. They have to start growing/producing the vaccine in October/November to be ready.
The mutations are why you can not get a life time vaccine for the flu like you can Polio, or Small Pox.
The Vaccine is made based on data 3-5 months old. 2016 they totally missed the target, but dealing with nature that will happen.
Suprises me how many people think just because it is 2018 and we have google everywhere that we have all the answers to the universe.
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The rest of that page....
Mr. Browning then boarded a west-bound train back to his humble gun shop in Ogden, Utah, working out the gun’s details in his head and on scraps of paper during the several-day journey.
True to his word, Mr. Browning had a working prototype completed inside of two weeks and it was in Bennett’s hands well within the 30-day timeframe the pair had agreed to. (And Mr. Browning had $20,000 in the bank...a very tidy sum at the time)
The resulting rifle was called the Winchester Model 1892, and was offered in several popular short-cased cartridges like the 44-40 WCF, 38-40 WCF and 32-20 WCF. To say the rifle was an immediate hit would be a gross understatement. Cowboys, lawmen, exhibition shooters and adventurers alike loved the slick little rifle.
Yes and yes.
I will never look at a Stormtrooper the same way again....I think she likes to play in the mud!
Sirhr
^^^ good reason to buy a REALLY long telephoto lens...
Damn Aussies can't even get a wheel right!
They may have botched the wheel but they nailed the big brass balls.
They may have botched the wheel but they nailed the big brass balls.
I was a transplant perfusionist for 13 years, in the industry (organ procurement organization) for 19 years. Every now and again you would get glimmers of hope in humanity such as this. I worked in death, no other way ot put it. I saw more people die that most ever will. Sanctity of life (human) is fading too fast in the upcoming generations. Ill save the animal life above human life soap box for another time. Thanks for sharing.
The OPO (organ procurement organization), those who match and medically manage the donors was Intermountain Donor Services out of Utah. Worked with them time to time when I would fly with recovering teams. Great group of people.
