Subdeacon Joe
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27 minutes ago, watab kid said:
hope they got a touch of weld or someones going to get a rude handful of surprise
Similar ones I have seen were pinned.
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6 hours ago, DocWard said:
still have to opt for TBDBITL
I used to love watching them in bowl game halftime shows. That high kicking walk of the drum major and the crispness of the formations was impressive.
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Aaaannnnnd
Now it works!
Good stuff.
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17 hours ago, Forty Rod SASS 3935 said:
Pre steam punk glory. It was beautiful and unusual and about as practical as barb wire jock strap.
Might be popular in some circles
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When I clicked on the link I got the notification that the page was unavailable.
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5 minutes ago, Capt. R. Hugh Kidnme said:
Good example of an actor previously trained in correct gun handling (whether it was Bad Boys 1, and/or multiple other movies).
I like the casual slap down of the pistol. Almost as if he has had to do it before.
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A MOMENT OF PEACE !!!!This photo, taken on February 1, 1944, at a farm in Acciarella, Italy, shows a beautiful moment....when the war seemed so far away. On that day, PFC Frederick "Fred" Gonsalves (Barnstable County, Massachusetts) was having a little rest after confronting German forces and coming under heavy fire. That's when a little Italian girl and one of her dogs approached this American hero and sat right beside him. Together, they enjoyed a moment of peace, and briefly forgot the chaos and devastation that surrounded them. Fred survived the rest of the war, returned to Massachusetts, and was welcomed by his beloved wife Phyllis. Together, they raised six children (three boys and three girls) and had a wonderful life. Fred passed away on November 7, 1991, and is now resting in peace at Island Pond Cemetery in Harwich, Massachusetts.
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The McKeen Railmotor was a 6-cylinder self-propelled railcar, when the McKeen Company of Omaha, Nebraska first unveiled the car in 1905 it was among the first engines with a gasoline-powered motor.
https://www.victorianrailways.net/motive power/mckeen/mckeen.html
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I don't know anything, but it is rumored that......-
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1 hour ago, Texas Joker said:
What did people do before cell phones?
What did ship captains do before radio?
What did people do before maps?
What did people do before a reliable compass?
What did people do before GPS?
What did people do before antibiotics?What did people do before (insert favorite evil technology)?
Some died. Some got found. Some just disappeared.
Wooden Ship
in SASS Wire Saloon
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https://news.usni.org/2021/10/23/ecuadorian-navy-sailing-ship-interdicts-drug-smugglers-in-the-pacific
"A three-masted training ship interdicted a drug-laden high-speed smuggling vessel off the coast of Colombia on Friday, the Ecuadorian Navy announced.
Sailing ship BAE Guayas caught the low-profile vessel within the 200-nautical miles of the Colombian exclusive economic zone, the service announced.
“The Guayas School Ship, carrying out its International Instruction Cruise, was able to interdict this vessel for its subsequent capture; These artisan-made LPV-type vessels are regularly used by transnational narco-criminal organizations for the transport of substances subject to control, due to their carrying capacity,” reads a translation of a statement from the Ecuadorian Navy."
https://news.usni.org/2021/10/23/ecuadorian-navy-sailing-ship-interdicts-drug-smugglers-in-the-pacific#jp-carousel-89385