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I know political posts are banned, but he won his election yesterday and his message about personal defense is good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9Rc9IxkaJY
Now, try it with Tony Stewart driving...
Wow! Some poor grunt airmen took a long time to clean those A/C! Great picture!
That's cold... very cold. Funny as he**. But cold.
Cheers,
Sirhr
Pretty mild compared to some of the shit you post. Keep up the good work.
Where the hell did y'all get my picture???????
Just kidding that dud is way older than me--and if I were going to wear one of those tacti-cool cargo vests--it would have a designated bacon pocket.
That's not a name tag. It's his blood type.Check out the name tag!
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Cheers,
Sirhr
That's not a name tag. It's his blood type.
I spend some time in high places, sometimes going to get idiots like this.. We of course always use harnesses and the proper equipment. I just don't get the reason people find doing stupid shit exciting. These guys need to channel that in a more productive direction.
I don't know if any of you remember split rim tires for tractor/trailers or dump trucks. You always filled them in a cage or laying down. The small local trukstop had a tubular steel cage with one side blown out, and there was an old guy who worked there pumping fuel that had lost his arm below the elbow from one blowing out.
There is a whole lot of energy in one of those when they are inflated to 120 PSI
Back in 1978 I worked for Areo Trucking. One of the guys in the tire room decided he was going to be a bad ass and not use the cage one day. He managed to do 14 tires til one blew, they found his head about 150 yards from the building after it went through a steel flat roof. One of the grossest things I've ever seen. Watching that video just makes my balls twinge.
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-I don't know if any of you remember split rim tires for tractor/trailers or dump trucks. You always filled them in a cage or laying down. The small local trukstop had a tubular steel cage with one side blown out, and there was an old guy who worked there pumping fuel that had lost his arm below the elbow from one blowing out.
There is a whole lot of energy in one of those when they are inflated to 120 PSI