I would recommend putting a machete within reach of the switch to disable the explosives on the fuel tank.
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I would just like to put this out there, but not only can I drive a manual but I can drive a tow truck.
ccorrection - there are 3 contenders to replace 5.56 all based on the same 6.8mm (aka .277, same as used in 270 Win) 140 grain bullet.
Like I said, it’s because the 6.5 Creedmoor is the current fad cartridge. For as long as there have been cartridges there have been arguments for one cartridge over another, and there have always been favorites that have little advantage over the previous favorite. Arguments between cartridge nerds are endless.
7.62 NATO is considerably more powerful and a lot heavier than necessary for any typical battlefield conditions we see today. It’s the reason few countries use it anymore. Realistically this thing should be in 5.56, but 6.5 is the fad of the day. A lot of people who don’t know any better are pushing for 6.5 Creedmore t…
Actually, that’s the correct answer. Or close to it. “You’re asking me about events that happened when I wasn’t present. I can’t possibly comment on them with integrity. Next question please.” is the proper answer.
Can we just stop with the James Bond movies completely? I think we’ve wrung all the interest out of the character that we can. I was done with the franchise before Craig took the role.
Exactly.
To anyone living in a northernish rural or semi-rural area this is just work-wear. Trying to make it “fashion” is cultural appropriation, and making the copy of the actual item worse in order to try to please the fickle fashion gods.
It’s quite thoughtful, but for some reason it isn’t one of my favorites. A lot of people list it as their favorite, but as far as religious commentary goes I like Brother Oats in Carpe Jugulum. A man who questions his faith in Om until he meets Granny Weatherwax (who doesn’t believe in the gods. She knows they exist…
Puma was a small sports car manufacturer originally in Brazil, who made their fiberglass cars on top of VW Beetle chassis in the 7o’s. They looked a little like a Datsun 240z, but not really very much like the Sabra Sport.
I don’t care what anybody says; I love candy corn. Sure it’s little more than sugar and corn syrup (with trivial amounts of the other chemicals of the confectioner’s art) and my diabetes says I shouldn’t consume them...
And lest we forget the time she showed up to a talk show dressed as Hitler and had to apologize for it. I realize she was trying to be satirical and all and make fun of Trump, but that was a really tone-def attempt at humor.
One of my friends and old roommates has nothing but Le Creuset enamel cast iron. When I lived with them all my cookware was packed away and I had to cook on her stuff. It was a terrible experience. I hated that stuff so much. I completely fail to see the advantage of the enamel on the inside. Properly seasoned raw…
I hate Teflon pans with every fiber of my being. I have several cast iron pans, and an old Magnalite anodized aluminum saucepan that do most of the heavy lifting in my cooking. (I wish I had two, but they don’t make Magnalite anymore and Calphalon is nowhere near as good.) I’m considering buying a cast iron crêpe pan…
I was going to say “Mountain Dew” but someone already brought up “Monster.” “Red Bull” would be right up there.
I haven’t even seen an episode, but just from the stills and the description I came to the same conclusion.
Up near Mount Saint Helens there is a lava tube called “The Ape Cave,” named for a local boy scout troop called the Mount Saint Helens Apes. It’s the longest continuous lava tube in the continental United States, and about third longest in North America.
The only more punchable face I can think of in recent memory is a tie between Jared Kushner and Donald Trump Junior.