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You have to go around back :fuckyeah: If you want something to shoot, do not buy a desert eagle. They are very expensive even if you reload, way too heavy, have beastly recoil, and totally impractical. If you want a toy or safe-queen, then go for it. Most people never shoot theirs so it's easy to find a "used, unfired" one for sale. I'd highly recommend getting a .44mag, but if you buy a .50AE you can convert very easily by popping the barrel off and sticking a .44mag barrel on, then using .44mag magazines. Much cheaper to shoot and ammo is always available for .44mag. The people who usually own these are the ones who want to go to the range, talk to people for an hour about their "Big bad-ass Desert Eagle" and maybe shoot a round or two.

But how would it compare to a diesel/electric hybrid? Yes the TDis get outstanding mileage. My dad's 08' didn't do quite that well until he got a "Euro Tune" (or something) loaded. That is over twice as good as my gas 2.2 liter turbo 5-cylinder.

Nah, went back to NES for insta-load. And to see if Duck Hunt really is a two-player game.

More than outweighed by having a mostly stable console that only cost $250, not having to update hardware, not as many haxxorz, etc. etc. Brb spending more than PS3 value on a graphics card...

She's pretty fun, but I don't know if the dancing really matches the violin. She's no Charlie Daniels.

My VAG turbo has 190k miles on it, I bet it outlasts your motor. Plus with the popularity of the 2.0t cars it's super easy to find parts right now.

It will last as long as it's maintained, or the parts run out. Just like anything else. brb buying rusty busted-ass jeep.

Good thing it got him before the cancer did. Natural selection at work. Too bad it inconvenienced so many others in the process. http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQXPcA43y8kEfHuL85AjwaLWjyfYdlazU92-YYIstJrXUAtdwq9Hg

Saying "Moly 5.56 sight tower" is pretty ambiguous. I'd suspect they mean the barrel is chrome-moly, NOT chrome-lined which is fine, but won't last quite as long during rapid-fire shooting. By the point you'd see a benefit you'd already have thousands spent in ammo anyway, so for a plinker it doesn't matter. Make certain the barrel is a true 5.56 chamber, NOT a .223 or wylde chamber. Shooting 5.56 ammo in a .223 chamber is dangerous. If it's a .223 chamber you're limited to cheaper crappier russian ammo, or commercial .223. Keep in mind on a bargain basement rifle you're going to have a lot of corners cut. Before firing it you'll want to check a few things to make sure it doesn't fall apart on the first mag. The rifles from PSA are better for the money in my opinion, and is really the crappiest I'd go in an AR. And shooting an AR pistol is absolutely retarded. Very difficult to hit anything, massive jail time and fines if caught shooting it improperly, and they're pretty unreliable. Why bother?

Love it. Reminds me of back in the day with Zelda, and the chic isn't too bad to look at. Nice.

One of the more crude mini-motors I've seen, but very interesting. Sounds good running too.

Bieberettes?

Agreed. I'd be interested if it was more along the lines of the diesel golf with the gti suspension.

The only complaint I have about the PS3 version is the 10+ seconds it takes to load when you go through main doorways. Net levels of awesome are still high though.

Thanks, good to know. I remember talking with my machinist back in 2008 about oils not having as much (I thought it was zinc) and the issues it was causing. Audi should have known better.

I understood it as they could potentially use some of the proceeds to buy the guns back, so the evil Africans would have to fight with sticks or find other guns. The whole thing is just 100% to the max bleeding-heart faggotry. Worth a good laugh though, moron!

Is this fuel pump thing a design flaw, metallurgical failure, or what? How can they not get a cam follower to last the life of the motor?

This is incredibly worthless and the dipshit's agenda is obviously "Give me tons of $$$ and brag to your liberal cronies about how you saved children from African death-rays!" type BS.

Or a crazy hermit? You're right though, they're not just giving away land anymore

That's the best part about carrying around a kettle with you. I like how sometimes you're cleaning someone out and they walk in on you.... er....busted.

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I don't know if/when it would happen, but if it's not sustainable then the clock is already ticking down, so to speak. The services comment was a reference to our society's dependence on each other. I don't have the time to break it down for you right now remind me later.

And WHERE could the Nazis POSSIBLY have gotten such "out of this world" technology so long ago?

I vaguely remember the full-price tickets being about $25 or $30 per person back in 2008 or 2009. Getting an invitation made them like, $15 or something reasonable. I've never been to their new place so I can't tell ya there.

Cut welfare. Guess what? If the services you provide aren't valuable enough for you to buy food/shelter/necessities, you get to provide them all by yourself! Is that the endgame these people want? Bring it on.