Sorry for your loss.
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The snorkel on my jeep is at almost 7ft, I’d be out there making the bmw drivers come get the hook for my winch. Still, I’ve seen jeeps with 6 inches of lift get hydro-d, so if you don’t have a snorkel swim at your own risk!
Are we at the stage in this affair where we can demand that Mr. Roof be transferred back into general population? I mean, solitary must be so uncomfortable for him and who knows how much time it will take to sort out his appeal. I am sure that his fellow inmates will welcome him with open arms.
My god... Enter the water slowly, then start to accelerate slowly. And wait for that other knuckle head to get through before you crash into his bow wave.
Yep... A bunch of my buddies have them. Still, having good technique on a fake gun, probably indicates decent training with the real deal.
I agree about the trigger discipline, but... I think that’s an Airsoft gun. Check out 1:51.
What are the ties referenced in #4?
Something is not right here... Why would one soft penalty, result in 3 free goals for the other team?
Name another group that swaps the C for a K? And honestly, I am talking about individual companies, today, giving a hat tip to a practice started and still propagated by the KKK.
Wait... First off, I simply asked a question.
So, wait, you know the origins of why C was turned into K, a practice going back almost 200 years that is still a commonly used by the KKK, and you are still all, “so fucking what?”
You might not know this, but...
I don’t understand how you can be sentient and not understand that if the origins of something is rooted in a practice started by racist hate group (and still does it), it is and will remain racist.
“Replacing the letter c with k in the first letter of a word came into use by the Ku Klux Klan during its early years in the mid-to-late 19th century. The concept is continued today within the group.”
Basically in short terms, i do not care, and neither should you, if someone replaces the letter “c” with the letter “k”...
Well, now that you know the origins of it, maybe you will.
Oh... I didn’t know that if I just ignored the problem it would go away! Thank god you replied.
“mid-to-late 19th century. The concept is continued today within the group.”
Ok, I am sick of custom car companies replacing C with K... Don’t they know the origins or do they not care?