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Yes! 💜

I didn’t know that! Thank you 💜

Of course I know how to use a roundabout! Step one: close eyes Step two: floor it Step three: pray Works every time!

Now we’re talking!

Raise hell, praise Comrade Dale.

10% Lol But I’ve never watched Dragonball Z

:3

Raise hell, praise Comrade Dale.

Please! This is one of the things I miss from Reddit Boost. Sometimes I’m just tired of seeing a post.

So it’s a manually cycled firearm, think of it more like a lever action rifle, where the lever is that big ring. As for the big follower, yeah box magazines weren’t completely figured out yet, and this thing took end bloc clips. Gotta remember this was over 120 years ago, and these were all still hand fitted firearms, so it would look a little silly to the modern eye.

I didn’t know that, that’s pretty funny. Gotta love human innovation sometimes.

Thank you for giving me justification for buying myself a fire axe!

It’s crazy to think how long the flintlock reigned supreme.

I’m fairly certain those are Berthier rifles, it would go with the French helmets, and 1915 Chauchat. I think I can even make out the aluminum handles on the bayonet.

Wow what an amazing piece of history. I’m glad she survived with her art intact. They even reunited!

Hand fitting made it so every part needed to be kept track of, my m1883 Reichsrevolver is the same way. It’s fascinating to see every little part serialized. And beautiful rifle!

I picked up a pair of Sennheisers from a thrift store a couple years back. They sound amazing and the cord is replaceable! I love them.

I have a Parker Pen I bought with my first paycheck in 2011. I’ve replaced the ink cartridge several times, but the pen is still going strong. I use it everyday at work, and it got me through High school and College.