So... they shaved the paper to remove the ink.
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Was it Finland that has setup artillery and defensive positions all long the border or Estonia? Either one basically has everything dialed in for artillery. If they make it 10km in before dying, I'd be impressed.
Buy a ThinkPad, download Wikipedia, print as many books as you can, spend 6 months binding those books, die from dysentery or almost starve to death in winter.
This is also my retirement plan.
Me 100 days into this administration:
I think the toothpick or whatever is to put space while keeping the thread tight? So that when you lift the button everything is still tight and all you have to do is wrap under. The drawing is... not clear.
The marvels of modern engineering
My depression meal is just biting straight into a block of cheese. 5 bites or so is like 400 calories. Easy, quick, and it's cheese.
What you mean? They put a safety on it didn't they? Riding around In a humvee is always smooth and soldiers never forget to put the safety on.
Oh man, everybody opening up to elmo was the best.
When I was little I had trouble remembering which way was left(counter clockwise) and right (clockwise) because, if you turn to the left, at 12 o'clock it's turning to the left, but at 6 o'clock it's turning right.
So I was taught to think clockwise and counter clockwise instead. Maybe that's their confusion as well.
Sorry, but with inflation and everything i could only afford so many pixels
Praise gun jesus.
Also the first drop fires were because the trigger was heavy and it's inertia was enough to "pull" the trigger as this short shows. There was a voluntary free upgrade to the more expensive, but lighter trigger. I've always wanted a SIG, but, unless I find a great price on a p229, I'm going to get an M&P 2.0.