Posted on 02/02/2024 4:42:44 PM PST by CFW
Or a muslim or illegal.
That’s quite an action scene you just wrote. Quintin Tarantino would insist on directing it.
Won’t even need that much CGI to make it happen.
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I would want a mailed gauntlet to be wielding that. To easy to recoil to one’s hand and wrist...
They have ruined Maine/New Hampshire/Massachusetts (where I was raised)/New York/New Jersey/Rhode Island..hell the North east is filthy.
That’ll teach those rapscallions!
Probably not too far from the truth.
Georgia, Vermont? The town is pretty far north, and has a population of 4,845. They are .25% Black, so there must be 11. I was surprised there are any up there.
Events that occurred BTS (Before Taylor Swift) will no longer have significance, and should not be mentioned. Only events that occurred ATS (After Taylor Swift) will be considered to matter.
Yeah; a “whiff of grape” would get their attention. Or, you could get really creative and let fly a blast of langrage. Nasty stuff.
“My .62 caliber smoothbore flintlock with 110 grains of black powder behind a 342 grain lead ball would do a lot of damage!”
That’s a fact.
There you go. Perfect example.
You just about have to go to a hit from a Chebby or a Toyota to get more knockdown power.
LOL!
“fundamentally darkening America (for white girls)”
I have a repro land pattern brown bess with a nominal .75 bore making it basically an 11 gauge. I get surprisingly good patterns with pea gravel.
https://www.timelessmyths.com/history/triangular-bayonet/
The following are some key points to remember regarding triangle bayonets:
Triangle bayonets, as the name implies, are triangular bayonets that were initially developed in the 17th century in France. They were an improvement over the plug bayonet, which had the drawback of preventing the gun from being fired when it was attached.
The fundamental advantage of the socket and split-socket bayonets with triangular shapes is that they allow the musket to be fired while the bayonet is attached to the gun.
Many believed that the triangular bayonet Geneva Convention of 1949 banned triangle bayonets because the wound they make causes undue pain even after the battle because the broken skin and the wound from triangular bayonets were impossible to stitch; however, only bayonets with serrated edges were confirmed to be banned.
Even though triangular bayonets are hardly used today, they still have value, especially those that are from the previous wars. They can cost as much as a thousand dollars to less than a hundred dollars, depending on the specific type.
Want one, want one now...
“75-year-old Vermont homeowner opens fire with muzzleloader”
Dude
One of the Chicago 7 became the head of Vermont’s environmental agency, then reportedly hired a DC red named Webb. Next reds took over local town councils which led to traitor Communist Sen. Bernie Sanders.
Now Vermont is reaping the results of this Red vermin onslaught. Suck on it fools.
“..They have ruined Maine/New Hampshire/Massachusetts (where I was raised)/New York/New Jersey/Rhode Island..hell the North east is filthy.....”
They ruin everything the touch....EVERYTHING.
They should be rounded up and forced to live on a desert island....LOL
Think the movie Castaway..... Give em all a Wilson soccer ball to keep em company.
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