DCA_HORN

I had no idea. When did that start? My 25 horse 4 stroke sips gas and runs like a champ with little maintenance.

Blow it out tomorrow cause well 'Merica. It can wait until Friday.

I always marvel at the random Twitter accounts and websites you guys just happen upon.

I mean it's going to be awesome but if you're going to buy something from new Zealand why is it not lamb?

I was 6'3" 240 when I started this journey. Lost 40 pounds in three months. Stick to it. It works.

Gentlemen. Why cheap out on the most essential piece of equipment? Mercury always.

How tall are you?

Didn't this happen to a smaller distillery a few years ago?

Your buddy is an idiot. If the intake was so wrapped in weed that the engine burned up how did he not notice that the performance was down dramatically?

The late 80s GTs were legit cars, for the time anyway

So it's different than a magnet school?

What's a segregation academy?

Reagan and Obama should have shit canned Chrysler.

Ha I was speaking from the other side.

Messi showed his age tonight.

Are these refs from the osu game?

Goooooooaaaaaaallllllll

Bullshit call

Just hope the malort doesnt make an appearance.

That place is indeed awesome. Beef and well everything is so expensive there. Is the exchange still about 6/1?

https://www.militarytimes.com/news/your-military/2019/07/01/defense-department-to-ban-beer-and-pizza-mandatory-keto-diet-may-enhance-military-performance/ The controversial ketogenic or “keto” diet may be the future of the military, some defense officials say. Service members, and Navy SEALS especially, may have to forgo beer and burritos for skinny cocktails and avocado salad (forget the tortilla chips) if a proposal from Special Operations Command gains momentum. While a nutritionally enhanced future could eventually be put into effect for all branches, the SEALS and other underwater dive-mission specialists might be the first groups targeted for the change in nutritional guidelines. Lisa Sanders, the director of science and technology at U.S. Special Operations Command, presented an Ohio State University study that recommends the nutritional change based on the keto diet, which is high in fat and low in carbohydrates. The diet works to deprive the body of glucose needed for energy and forces it to burn stored fats instead. The study was conducted on the university’s Army ROTC cadet population. “One of the effects of truly being in ketosis is that it changes the way your body handles oxygen deprivation, so you can actually stay underwater at depths for longer periods of time and not go into oxygen seizures,” Sanders said at the Special Operations Forces Industry Conference in May. Discussion of new dietary guidelines for service members comes at a time of growing concern about obesity in the military and its potential threat to readiness.

Well there is that whole food pyramid thing...

Getting off of a corn based "food" supply and legalizing marijuana would solve an incredible amount of what ails this country.

Tommy Devito

Yes I know but it's better to spell how just how fucked up their sense of their intelligence, place in the world, safety, etc. really is.