>I started eating frozen raw beef
no wonder your poasts are bat shit crazy
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>https://rumble.com/v1jp05b-this-is-what-the-unvaxxed-had-to-endure-the-past-2-years.html
You know what ruins a meme anon? It's that plug at the bottom.
otherwise it's a great meme, tempted to take it in the shop, crop it, and touch it up a little to hide what can't be cropped (top of logo lower left)
NASA's B-52B launch aircraft, operated by the NASA Dryden Flight Research Center, participated in some of the most significant projects in aerospace history. At retirement, the air launch and research aircraft held the distinction of being NASA's oldest aircraft, as well as being the oldest B-52 on flying status. At the same time, it had the lowest number of flying hours (2443.8) of any B-52 in operation, having been used exclusively in the role it continued to perform so reliably for nearly 50 years.
The B-52B, registration number 52-0008 (NASA tail number 008), rolled out of Boeing's Seattle plant as an RB-52B, and first flew on June 11, 1955. The aircraft was the 10th B-52 to come off the Boeing assembly line and was a U.S. Air Force test aircraft before it was assigned to support the X-15 research aircraft program at Dryden.
B-52B #008 has been transferred to the Air Force Flight Test Museum and is currently on display at the North entrance to Edwards Air Force Base in Edwards, California.
Last Updated: Aug 7, 2017
Editor: Monroe Conner
https://www.nasa.gov/centers/armstrong/history/where_are_they_now/B-52B_008.html
>CEO warns of worldwide recession
does this mean their drivers are going to slow down a little bit? please?
Navy T-45 Goshawk Crashes in Texas Field, Crew Ejects
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>Fiance
there is your out, easy peasey
consider yourself lucky. many, many men are married to same such
TOGTFO