Found this in a old building I used to work in. 
Found this in a old building I used to work in.
Colt 45's? I could see the Desert Eagle used in the films, but the comics seem to indicate something a bit more modern. (not that there is anything wrong with the Colt!)
Saw this posted without any trace of irony:
The guy on the right isn't going to be a visual learner very long, unless he finds a helmet somewhere.
The man boobs will likely ignite as well.
Dusterbd13-michael said:914Driver said:I would go just to see the Dancing Sandwiches!
Where is this? Dancing sandwiches are on my bucket list
Its at a bar east of Flint Michigan. I used to occasionally drive by it.
Unrelated -
^Don't run out of airspeed, altitude, and injectable coolant water at the same time!
Did somebody mention airspeed?
I got a new bobble head for Valentine’s Day. It’s a little creepy.
I'll bet if you offered, you could probably sell about 100 of them here at the Hive.
In reply to 914Driver :
Just had to share the spot where the atom bomb still is from the incident where we almost nuked ourselves (twice).
Brett_Murphy said:Just had to share the spot where the atom bomb still is from the incident where we almost nuked ourselves (twice).
And there's Damascus, Arkansas where a Titan Missile blew up in 1980.
The USA is actually very careful with nukes compared to some other countries. I wonder what we haven't heard about.
In reply to AAZCD :
The incident I linked is what helped to make us careful. The bomb they did recover WOULD have gone off if a component hadn't experienced a failure. It had deployed it's parachute in preparation to detonate and everything.
The one that is still there had a parachute failure and hit the ground hard enough that after digging down 100 feet they just kind of gave up trying to get it, put a cement cap over it and pretended it never happened until 2013 when the information declassified.
Brett_Murphy said:In reply to AAZCD :
The incident I linked is what helped to make us careful. The bomb they did recover WOULD have gone off if a component hadn't experienced a failure. It had deployed it's parachute in preparation to detonate and everything.
The one that is still there had a parachute failure and hit the ground hard enough that after digging down 100 feet they just kind of gave up trying to get it, put a cement cap over it and pretended it never happened until 2013 when the information declassified.
For further information on both incidents, I recommend "Command and Control: Nuclear Weapons, the Damascus Accident, and the Illusion of Safety" By Eric Schlosser
unrelated hotlink:
They also irradiated Thule AF base in Iceland and Palomares Spain with B-52 crashes during Opporation Chrome Dome.
Appleseed said:I'll bet if you offered, you could probably sell about 100 of them here at the Hive.
She won’t tell me what it cost so I don’t know that I could sell many of them.
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