Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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I posted the above before but kept digging and found the rest of the ‘Merry Men’…
Years ago this represented the high water mark of what I accomplished in life, today I have to dig through the basement to find them and remind myself that my memory is still in tact.
A whole bunch of junk now taking up space but between the sabers, stetsons, combat knots, Combat Action Badge, and Gold & Silver Spurs … they used to mean something.
Years later- they’re now just token trinkets as a reminder of a man I no longer am that did things in a world that no longer exists.
-LD
The soldier on the cover died saving others evacuating World Trade Tower on Sept 11
"Undercover Police Officer, Brooklyn NYC July 1 1969"
"Vw Buses On The Factory Lot, 1960s"
Who are you trying to fool. There was never a time that you weren’t tardified.
Current US immigration policy?
This pic has been on every page for a month..time to change websites lol
If those are 18” arms then I used to have 30” arms.
That’s a skinny fat 50 something woman with a fupa and saggy arm skin
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My Confederate Grandson shot the M1-A in a match for the first time. As he was snaping in I asked if he was tight enough. He said " Yeah, I'm good". I knew he wasn't but learning by doing is sometimes better. He found out 5.56 tight and 7.62 tight are different.
We call 168 caviar because just like caviar he likes to come on little crackers
I learned that lesson on a 45-70, 16" carbine, with a steel butt plate. Cousin thought it was funny
no link to article... !!!! enquiring minds want to know
