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@reoindustries @Triumph_23 Yeah and so did Jaguar and look at that ad campaign

@Triumph_23 We arguably have the best design team in the world on this project. Our launch was unconventional but please stay tuned as we release updates.

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@DirtbaggeryBR @GrampsToolshed Time Life did whole sets about different between Western life like this m, to the Civil War and WW2. And few others

@GrampsToolshed What am I looking at here?

Books that I remember from my childhood at the library that I have still never purchased but believe I need as an anchor to my total collection. 🤔❤💯👍

@DirtbaggeryBR Try Malcom Guite’s new book Galahad and the Grail in you like Sir Garwin

The book mail just keeps on coming. I’m addicted to Thriftbooks.

@DirtbaggeryBR Maybe wait a few months before lighting that fire, unless you got some hella good AC What book is it?

Oof. This is kind of sad to find inside the cover of a used book. But I shall honor the sentiment.

@MossbergCorp Well yeah

Bayonets belong on shotguns. Agree or disagree?

FBI FUNNELED All Election Tips To Lead Agent Nikki Floris who then promptly "put it back in a box" and that she was "running a shadow government from within the FBI"... If you wanted proof of what happened, here it is... Would be a shame if you shared this EVERYWHERE!

@DirtbaggeryBR @Babygravy9

@Babygravy9 I like a good hip fire with a bow.

Absolute dogshit. Might as well be firing a Nerf gun at them.

@MyLordBebo Or hears a thought everyone should be able to carry a weapon…a gun can make a 98 pound lady more than this sikh equal.

🇨🇦‼️🚨 RACIALLY PROFILED - NOPE A Sikh was kicked out of the gym for wearing a huge knife, and now he cries racism. Bro, no knives at the gym … don’t like it, leave!

@DirtbaggeryBR What’s motion capture, Precious?

How was work today, sweetie?

@DavisTodder @Rothmus This mild mannered looking guy is why German factories were a success.

@Rothmus Inaccurate comparison. The Tiger was not the German MBT. You must add up all the Pz IIIs, Pz IVs, and Panthers made then compare that to Sherman’s while taking into account American resources and factories. I think you’ll find the Germans were pretty much equal.

A similar scenario is playing out today with China, except the roles are reversed. In (at least) one of his interviews, Palmer Luckey explains that we can build incredible high tech weapons, but China can still wreck carriers and bases by throwing thousands of cheaper missiles at them, even lower quality ones, because the numbers just overwhelm you and burn through your defenses fast. The problem is that we don’t produce enough of our good tech, we build it way too slow, and it costs a fortune to replace, while they’re pumping missiles out of factories at a pace we gave up on years ago. So all that fancy stuff only works if you can actually keep replacing it once the fight starts, and right now we can’t. We need systems that are cheap enough to lose and easy to make in big numbers, because the side that runs out first loses.

@mamboitaliano__ The things people will do instead of using AC.

This is absolutely insane and hard to believe In Bern, Switzerland 🇨🇭, during scorching summers, many locals dive into the Aare River not just to cool off and have fun, but some even swim home instead of taking public transport, belongings tucked in waterproof bags It’s wild!

@DChadwickAuthor I’m not saying this is a level Operation Barbarossa bad take but…

Its been 16 years. Is it okay to say everybody was wrong about the finale of LOST and that it was good actually? Because it was.

@DirtbaggeryBR I read those every few years. So many writers were inspired by his books.

Delivery! I’ve never read any of these Edgar Rice Burroughs Mars books. Looking forward to it.

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@Sprintracer4 @Smith_WessonInc Are you even serious? Everything you said is ignorance talking. Get some experience with what you’re talking about first

@Smith_WessonInc I wouldn't waste your money. There's no sense suppressing a gun whose action is going to make enough noise that the suppressor is pointless. Given the speed at which you actuate it, the Target game or person's going to zero you. Some of those calibers aren't cheap either.

@NewJerseyOAG If only citizens were looked out for like illegals are…

A court sided with us – again – and told the Trump Administration it can’t arbitrarily withhold money that has already been awarded. This protects critical funding for all our residents, including first responders, researchers, and public servants. njoag.gov/ag-davenport-s…

@gatorgar He was great in that late 90’s trucker movie Black Dog.

Meatloaf for president. I don’t care what he wants to be called.

@reoindustries Don’t need a truck impress others on how awesome I am or compensating for a little something. I’d like one for taking the trash out, going to the hardware store, putting around town and maybe camping also don’t need the height of the bed to be 5 and half feet from the ground

@CarolynWRockey @MorlockP So there’s scientific proof it’s possible the Gremlin remembered Mr. Hanson giving the school Mogwai that blood test. I love science lol

Jo Nagai was raising swallowtail butterflies at his home in Kobe, Japan, when he noticed something odd. The ones he had looked after as caterpillars seemed to recognize him. Wild butterflies fled. His didn't. He was in second grade. He wrote a four-page letter to Dr. Martha Weiss, an entomologist at Georgetown University who had studied whether moths could retain memories through metamorphosis. He asked if she could help him design a version of her experiment for butterflies. She said yes. Using a muscle therapy device, Jo trained caterpillars to associate the scent of lavender with a mild vibration. When the caterpillars became butterflies, 70 per cent of them still avoided the lavender. Their brains had been completely rebuilt during metamorphosis. The memory survived anyway. Then he bred them. The offspring, which had never been trained, also avoided lavender. So did their grandchildren. Without ever experiencing the vibration, two generations of butterflies inherited an aversion to a scent their grandmother had been taught to fear. Jo documented it all in a 33-page research paper and presented his findings at the International Congress of Entomology in Kobe in 2024. He was 10. A second grader wrote a letter to a Georgetown professor, and together they found evidence that butterflies can pass memories down through generations. -Wilderness Whisper

It's okay to love America.