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Sunday, July 18, 2021

Sunday gifdump

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  1. #10 ... that bride made me a tad nauseous as well.

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    1. must've been when he slipped the bracelet on her finger....

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  2. 10) Still not the worst thing I've seen happen at a wedding.

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  3. #2 first steps are always a hoot
    #3 tannerite never works like you expect
    #10 bad fish

    Good bunch as always

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  4. Even #10 doesn't believe her shit...

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  5. Yeah, "professional Russian", riiiight.

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  6. #2 That's their first kid. When the second kid starts walking it's:

    Him "Honey, he's walking."

    Her "Great, now I have two of them to chase."

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    1. We have a WINNER!!!! My wife said the same thing when are second child started to walk!!!! grayman

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  7. #9 Insurance fraud?

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    1. Yeah, I was thinking the correct answer was to turn off the camera, get out of the car, and beat the bastard to death.

      Too bad they don't make the punishment for pulling such sh*t the three times as much as would be dealt out to the driver if the puke had gotten away with it.

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    2. He must be a soccer player with a flop like that

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  8. I've seen #5 before but it still makes me laugh. That kid has had the slipper before and doesn't want a repeat.

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  9. #5 - When the shoe comes off, the pain begins ...

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  10. #1 the old Gyrojet pistol shooting rocket rounds. Cool!

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    1. Made by Dardik (sp?) The rocket rounds were called "trounds." They were triangular in cross section. Never saw one fired irl.

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    2. [rocketride]
      No, that's a gyrojet. The rounds are little solid-fuel rockets having a pair of tilted nozzles. This to impart spin as well as forward motion.

      A Dardick was odd but not actually quite so unconventional. The cylinder had a notch in the shape of a 'trochoid' (Basically if you took a compass and using each vertex as a center point, drew an arc connecting the other two-- also the shape of a Wankel engine rotor.) Which would strip a round out of the magazine at the bottom of its rotation and fire it at the top. The rounds were basically bullets of that cross-section with a length (same cross-section) of plastic-y propellant molded onto the rear and a primer wedged in a hole at the rear. Basically a caseless round. Problems with the propellant and wear (and eventual failure of the 'topstrap' which formed the 3rd side of the trochoidal chamber are what prevented it from getting much past the prototype stage.

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    3. Oops. Posted before finishing my screed. Both were conceived (among other reasons) as ways of avoiding having to eject shell-casings. IIRC, the Gyrojet was also envisioned for use in space when they weren't sure ordinary firearms would work right.

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  11. #8 looks nearby
    JD

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  12. #6 by the color and cut of that hair it's prolly not the only tongue-in' she gets that day!

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  13. #7 - What's the big deal? That's what Chloroform does!

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