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@bankertobuilder Add a basketball hoop on either end

For decades, room for 2 cars was the norm But Americans have evolved and demand way more parking It's time to reimagine the suburban front yard

@Snakeeater36 Larp opinion rejected. Shooter preference trumps all subjective opinions

Seeing a GB using a hydra mount

@ZeusLionhart @Battlefield That’s the character from the campaign 💀 bro it’s fiction it’s a game lock in

@Battlefield I thought we were back. I didn't see a woman the entire video, and then they snuck one in with 10 seconds remaining. Well, at least we didn't hear her screaming at us.

Season 3 rises May 12 ⚔️ Enter Pax Armata in chaos. Warlords rise. NATO strikes back. Fight on Railway to Golmud, our biggest map yet. 3 new weapons. 3 new attachments. Ranked Battle Royale arrives. #Battlefield6

@DrtLmbrt @JoeLongBalls

@JonMarbs @JoeLongBalls The blacks and gamers wont be happy with another delay. They also probably wont spend much on it between January and September so a holiday release is likely an agreement that cant be broken due to its potential for high fiscal return.

it's crazy that they got these guys in the chamber of agony and you know when the game comes out there's going to be like 15 follow a car missions

@Bundesfaust Larpers who’ve never served in an infantry battalion always have the most to say istg

this is CAG ig

@everyonebpup Could have given the Andor people $50 billion and watch a trillion roll in 🤷‍♂️

> be Disney executive > pay $4B for Lucasfilm in 2012 > greenlight a new trilogy to print money > Force Awakens hits $2B. you are a god > Last Jedi splits the fanbase > Rise of Skywalker barely clears a billion > teens now call Star Wars "out of order" > Mandalorian and Grogu tracks franchise-low > can't admit trilogy failed. shareholders watching > tell Filoni the sequels need to be "branched off" > cast members at parks start citing a time portal > May the 4th merch quietly drops the sequels > rumor leaks: Ahsoka finale severs the timeline $4B of canon about to get filed under "alternate universe" because nobody can say the word "mistake"

@neet_sol dudes meet their wife on slack and get their job on handshake and wonder why their life is goated

dudes meet their wife on tinder and get their job on linkedin and wonder why their life is slop

@trip_to_valkiri This is wicked

US Army Green Berets armed with HK MP5SD 9x19mm SMGs, 2000s period.

@Slonk01 Halo died after 2010 let it rest

Shit so foul that I don’t even care anymore

@Remnantize Low cut superiority 🙏

1st Battalion, 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne), 2012

@specialopsmag Holy cornball on the mic

Delta Force and the 160th SOAR in Iraq. Overwatch commentary is pretty funny. If you can impress some AH-64 Apache pilots, you're doing something right.

@WarFlash_2630 Looks like training. Blue mags and no helmets

French Commandos Capturing Iraqi Soldiers During the Gulf War. Year: 1991

@HiddenHistoryYT Did we learn nothing from Pearl Harbor? Why are we stacking them for a Russian surprise attack

This aerial photo shows a rare view of the three Des Moines-class heavy cruisers, USS Newport News (CA-148), USS Salem (CA-139), and USS Des Moines (CA-134), docked at the Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility in Philadelphia in the 1980s. These three ships were the last of the United States Navy's heavy cruisers and symbolized the end of the era of large gunboats. The Des Moines-class ships were known for their advanced main armament, including 8-inch autocannons capable of firing high-velocity shells. This technology made them among the most powerful cruisers of their time, particularly in supporting naval combat and land-based bombardment operations. USS Des Moines (CA-134), as the lead ship of her class, pioneered the use of this automated weapon system. Meanwhile, USS Salem (CA-139), known for its role in peacetime naval diplomacy, is now a museum ship that can still be visited today. The USS Newport News (CA-148) has a significant combat history, including its involvement in the Vietnam War. It provided gunfire support to ground forces and demonstrated the importance of heavy cruisers in modern military operations at the time. At the time this photo was taken, all three ships had been decommissioned and placed in an inactive ship maintenance facility. This facility serves as a storage location for ships no longer in service but still possessing historical value or the potential for reuse. The presence of these three ships in one location illustrates the changing nature of US naval strategy. With the advent of new technologies such as guided missiles and ships with advanced electronic systems, the role of heavy cruisers began to diminish and were eventually replaced by more modern types of ships. Nevertheless, these ships retain immense historical significance. They represent the pinnacle of gunnery warfare and witnessed significant events in US military history in the 20th century. Taken together, this image is not only a documentation of decommissioned ships but also a reflection of profound changes in military technology and strategy. The three Des Moines-class ships stand as a reminder of the glorious era of heavy cruisers and the evolution of the navy into a more modern future.

@AK74respecter It takes a very long time to be hired. Maybe in the next few years

@JonMarbs Godspeed, take cool pictures so I’ll have stuff to post in a couple years.

Diplomatic Security Service personnel provide security in the area surrounding the U.S. Embassy in Port-au-Prince, Haiti February 27th 2004.

@deercodeddoecel Pretty sure that’s the Pizza Hut entrance at JRTC though not a random civilian restaurant

This appears to be a reoccurring issue.

@KingOfSaltGames @ZinadiaApolgist @Xbox_Nostalgia I just thought it looked cool 😔 maybe I’ll try a different one

@ZinadiaApolgist @JonMarbs @Xbox_Nostalgia there is a failed 2011 forum with your name on it.

Ace Combat: Assault Horizon (2011)

@tebzafc Physical therapy maybe some time off idk

What did people do in caveman times when someone tore an ACL?

@jffxns Every hour I hate CIA slotkin more and more

and *auto parts* ??? the cost to maintain and repair vehicles is about to go up, as will insurance premiums, yippeeeeee