MrGneissGuy
Well-Known Member
How did he have enough oxygen in that ball of fire to be able to climb out?
This version gives a better idea of how fast he was going and how long he was in that fire. WoW
Sponsored
How did he have enough oxygen in that ball of fire to be able to climb out?
This version gives a better idea of how fast he was going and how long he was in that fire. WoW
So many questions.How did he have enough oxygen in that ball of fire to be able to climb out?
I don't watch car races, but that guy has earned every right there is to be called "Phoenix" for the rest of his life.How did he have enough oxygen in that ball of fire to be able to climb out?
When you need all bases covered... I just think it is hysterical that they want "no weirdos" to respond to the add.
I have questions about this ultimate multi-toolWhen you need all bases covered... I just think it is hysterical that they want "no weirdos" to respond to the add.
Holy s#$t! Looks freaking heavy!!!!!When you need all bases covered... I just think it is hysterical that they want "no weirdos" to respond to the add.
It aint me babeAin't that Mike, and Mike???
"God's shotgun".Yeah. Special Forces has used them for decades. I saw them employed in interesting ways early in Afghanistan. Those stories are for a different venue though.
Edit: This is an excerpt from Wikipedia describing one of the rounds Special Forces uses that conventional forces decided against procuring: “The widely used Carl Gustaf 8.4cm recoilless rifle also uses an Area Defence Munition designed as a close-range anti-personnel round. It fires 1,100 flechettes over a wide area”.
all depends on your muscle tone, i suppose...Holy s#$t! Looks freaking heavy!!!!!
I saw a 106 recoilless round clear a ridgeline at Pendleton - that sucker may have landed in Nevada.Was up on a ridgeline at Pendleton to familiarize with 3.5" rocket launcher...yes, a real bazooka, and that dates me...gave us three practice rounds to fire at burned out tanks on the next mountain. I fired all three...not only missed the tank, I missed the entire mountain. Rounds went right over the crest and out of sight. Instructor said, "Dont worry, nothing back there but more damn Pendleton."
Is it wrong that I love that song?I like to think I'm fairly "in the know" with things today. In fact, my kids are often surprised that I know about whatever thing they are talking about. Having said that, today I had to look something up that my wife spoke about, Whamageddon. Although I was disappointed in myself for not already knowing about it (especially considering when, in my life, that band was popular), that fact did save my wife from losing. Because during my research, I learned that according to the official rules, simply hearing our youngest singing the song does not knock her out of the game; you apparently have to hear the original. That and the fact that it doesn't start until December 1 anyway.
Having said that, I have to have a word with that kid. I keep telling them, no Christmas music until after Thanksgiving...
Yes. Also most disturbing.Is it wrong that I love that song?