Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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I see a girl that pretty and think I have no chance. Then I see her long history of making bad choices and feel hope.
She looks like a waitress turned Only Fans performer in Fayetteville. When I met her she was married to a Capt (IIRC). That was just over a year ago. Last Spring when I went back down to do some more training at TRC, she had left the Capt., tatted up and was performing on OF.
You couldn’t get laid in a whore house with $500 in your pocket!!
Fuck him and his anti 2a bullshit
I had a 71 w/ vinyl top. Loved the car, but the amount of rust caused by the original top was insane
If you were truly a libertarian, you'd know libertarianism is for a small, weak federal government.
Platform | Libertarian Party
As adopted by convention, May 2022, Sparks, Nevada. Download PDF
www.lp.org
This makes my question of what the left offers that isn't based on avoiding personal responsibility and/or getting free stuff all the more relevant.
I see flip in this photo
Needs more zits
The US Army is about to become the first modern army to incorporate SPEARMEN back into it's ranks.
The SpearUAV, conceptualized and designed 2 years ago, field test a year prior, and is part of the whopping new tech about to be introduced in 2024. SpearUAV is a fully encapsulated and ready to launch attack/recon drone that is carried by individual soldiers in a backpack configuration like a mortar or Javelin kit, or mounted on a variety of armored vehicles in a pod layout for multiple launching. When stored and being transported, the drone is fully protected from the elements in it's own individual "mortar tube" storage case and is roughly the same size as a modern tactical crossbow. The case also doubles as the vehicle's charging dock and systems diagnostic center. When deployed, it's four quadcopter motors fold out. The Spear carries an explosive antipersonnel warhead of roughly 80mm mortar shell yield, a top-down attack shaped charge antitank load with a similar yield to the NLAW rocket, or can have it's warhead bay carry an additional battery pack for long range recon missions. Once the drone is deployed, all soldiers and command staff using tablets or laptops linked to the Spear network can access livefeeds from the drone, and switch operations of the drone around to various other personnel in the network with a tap of the screen. The drone is also outfitted with AI enabling multiple vehicles to run completely autonomously, sending livefeeds and assessments of potential threats back to observers, returning when their batteries reach a certain level or weather conditions become hostile to operations.
The SpearUAV, conceptualized and designed 2 years ago, field test a year prior, and is part of the whopping new tech about to be introduced in 2024. SpearUAV is a fully encapsulated and ready to launch attack/recon drone that is carried by individual soldiers in a backpack configuration like a mortar or Javelin kit, or mounted on a variety of armored vehicles in a pod layout for multiple launching. When stored and being transported, the drone is fully protected from the elements in it's own individual "mortar tube" storage case and is roughly the same size as a modern tactical crossbow. The case also doubles as the vehicle's charging dock and systems diagnostic center. When deployed, it's four quadcopter motors fold out. The Spear carries an explosive antipersonnel warhead of roughly 80mm mortar shell yield, a top-down attack shaped charge antitank load with a similar yield to the NLAW rocket, or can have it's warhead bay carry an additional battery pack for long range recon missions. Once the drone is deployed, all soldiers and command staff using tablets or laptops linked to the Spear network can access livefeeds from the drone, and switch operations of the drone around to various other personnel in the network with a tap of the screen. The drone is also outfitted with AI enabling multiple vehicles to run completely autonomously, sending livefeeds and assessments of potential threats back to observers, returning when their batteries reach a certain level or weather conditions become hostile to operations.
