Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Wassamatter U? Don't you play checkers or chess?What part of that is meant to bo motivational??
Now, if the protesters had heard the command "Fix bayonets!" ...
When I bought my HK91-A3 I paid $660 for it and they threw in 100 rounds of ammo.
its probable hot and a good ground man would have had all those clips undone for him already
For some reason, my thoughts involve a slingshot and a ball of tin foil wrapped with thumbtacks.. I'm not sure why but that is the first thing that comes to mind.
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I can just barely see the butthole shadow!
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I have a new idea of how to mail in my federal tax payment now!!!!
HERO Ben Kuroki...“I had to fight like hell for the right to fight for my own country.”
Kuroki, a Nebraska farm boy, somehow slipped through the filter that placed all Japanese American enlistees in segregated units during WWII, and he became a gunner in a B-24 squadron based in Europe. He served with distinction and completed 30 combat missions, more than the standard full tour of 25.
He returned to the United States for rest and recuperation. Kuroki returned to the fight by serving another full tour of duty as a B-29 gunner in the Pacific. He was the only Japanese American to serve in air combat in the Pacific, and one of very few soldiers at all to have fought in both the European and Pacific theaters. He completed a total of 58 combat missions and was awarded three Distinguished Flying Crosses and the Air Medal with five oak leaf clusters.
Flight path of the last Qantas 747 from Australia to LAX
Now there is a rack that won’t cost you half your stuff.
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Kuroki grew up just west of here and is a legend in Nebraska. He passed away in 2015 at age 98 and was a survivor of the Black Sunday raid on Ploesti. A documentary film "The Honest Son" aired on PBS in 2007. A true hero who served with honor and courage.
