That's AJ's garage
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This is one of the best things I have seen in here in quite a while.
What restaurant is that?This is my avatar and picture on my favorite bar's menu here in Fort Worth TX...very sophisticated.
What restaurant is that?
I miss Rufus.
So sayeth Robert Duvall from the epic tale of colors.
NOPE1This is me with my snake.
Beautiful. Rattlers are really a pretty animal!! I'd love to have one!I'm taking Rufus for a walk.
I'm taking Rufus for a walk.
I'm taking Rufus for a walk.
I bet you have guns in your house. You should have your kids taken away.I hope that's a venomoid. If not, you should be put in jail for exposing your daughter to a danger such as that.
I bet you have guns in your house. You should have your kids taken away.
Or maybe we should all just mind our own business when it comes to parenting.
Okay, mortar men, are they making adjustments
Not a mortar man, but yes I believe so.
I saw a similar technique with three guns - three rounds each. All nine were hanging in the air at different times (first ones the longest time - last ones the shortest time). All nine landed at the same time. Adjustment between each round on each gun.
Nine rounds left three guns placed in a line about 10 meters apart. Nine rounds landed at the same time in a single line about 100 meters from one end to the other.
I was told it was how mortar guys shot at vehicle convoys or soldiers marching in a file.
I was observing the rounds land from maybe 1,000 yards. It looked too damn close for my comfort.
I bet you have guns in your house. You should have your kids taken away.
Or maybe we should all just mind our own business when it comes to parenting.
I might actually agree with you. But its still not your call or mine. You probably do things with your kids I wouldn't think of and vice versa, but we still don't get to tell people how to parent.Sorry, but I don't set a loaded revolver on my daughter's lap with the hammer cocked. I've kept all kinds of snakes and I have friends that have been into hots all their lives and not one of them would ever put a rattlesnake on the lap of one of their children. I could care less if you, as an adult, get bit by one of your pet rattlesnakes, but to put your daughter in danger is beyond irresponsible.
Start being a parent.
As an old artilleryman I believe the technique is called bracketing.Not a mortar man, but yes I believe so.
I saw a similar technique with three guns - three rounds each. All nine were hanging in the air at different times (first ones the longest time - last ones the shortest time). All nine landed at the same time. Adjustment between each round on each gun.
Nine rounds left three guns placed in a line about 10 meters apart. Nine rounds landed at the same time in a single line about 100 meters from one end to the other.
I was told it was how mortar guys shot at vehicle convoys or soldiers marching in a file.
I was observing the rounds land from maybe 1,000 yards. It looked too damn close for my comfort.