And a screw hole in the mount every inch, with a mount wider than 16" so you can always hit a stud once you find it.
Funny Pictures Thread. It begins again
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figmentPez
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The danger that I am facing...
I call Photoshop.
Someone has obviously added a WW logo to the photo of a standard-issue stealth aircraft.
--Patrick
The Cindy over east Texas is right over my town. We're just starting to get some showers, don't even expect it to be as bad as some of the cold fronts that come through in the past couple of months.The danger that I am facing...
EDIT: @PatrThomThis fuckin guy
(Stupid, not working links, gotta redo the whole thing grumble grumble...)
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Considering the text, are you sure anything of value will be lost if the claymore goes off?
I'm not familiar with any airbag design where the wheel cover hits the driver. It hinges or splits out of the way.
GasBandit
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But with such force that I doubt the rocks will stay glued to the cover. They'll become shrapnel.
Yep. There's no way she chose a glue suitable enough for the force of an airbag. The plastic cover has a designed-in hinge and breaking line, and the hinge is far stronger than one might imagine specifically to prevent it from hitting the driver. The adhesive this person used is very, very, very unlikely to 1) be strong enough and if it is, 2) have been applied properly to attain full strength on both the plastic side and rock side.
Fair enough, should've thought about it for longer.
If it makes you feel any better, I immediately recognized the artist.
That explains it perfectly, and confirms my suspicion.
Hmm... are there any Sith in the EU that use jetpacks? You can't have the high ground if your opponent has a jetpack.
fade
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This reads like an Onion article!
Is your brother a murderous pyschopath
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