CrashbotUS

I do the same thing "goddammit i am voting for the Communist Party, only because Democracy itself is a joke and i will be rewarded when you kids drop this whole Russian Federation experiment, my new tractor will be shiny, and green" 

Yeah, trying being both. I'm surprised I've made this long. 

Today's dinner.
 

 
 
Jamaican Jerk pork, with rice and peas, and coleslaw.  The gravy in that styrofoam cup is so freaking good it should be illegal.

Dinner the other night in DC, right before "snowmageddon". 

TONIGHT

I learned that no matter how much whiskey I drink, I cannot jump over a 10 foot tall snow bank. 

I learned that no matter how much whiskey I drink, I cannot jump over a 10 foot tall snow bank. 

You should move. 

Look's like Crashbot finally got his BRDM 

Best picture of the war. 

It bums me out that the first thing anyone does when they hear about good food these days i "ugh, fucking hipsters."

The only issues I see are mainly physiological and deal with bone mass and the likelihood of increased stress fractures in females under a combat load. These types of injuries make you combat ineffective and decreases the readiness of your unit.

 For the Army at least,  aside from a few specific jobs (11b, 18x, 19d, and 13f) repeatedly carrying around a bunch of heavy stuff (which is when the bone mass situation arises)  isn't really an issue, so females should be able to hit the ground running in those. 

The only issues I see are mainly physiological and deal with bone mass and the likelihood of increased stress fractures in females under a combat load. These types of injuries make you combat ineffective and decreases the readiness of your unit.

 For the Army at least,  aside from a few specific jobs (11b, 18x, 19d, and 13f) repeatedly carrying around a bunch of heavy stuff (which is when the bone mass situation arises)  isn't really an issue, so females should be able to hit the ground running in those. 

Classified footage of Taepodong II prototypes.
 

you could fit alot of beer in empty strela cans

It's that kind of semi-'tarded pseudo nazi nonsense I used to see back in the 80's.
The memory of said suckitude is made amusing by the fact that most of the boneheads I encountered of that ilk were running about with Chinese AK or SKS clones, while begging me to sell them one of my boxhead guns on some sort of very long term installment plan.

As previously mentioned, that is a valknut (valrknut, or "slain warriors knot"). It's not an inherently objectionable symbol, I have one on my treasure necklace that is part of my Kievan Rus' kit. The runes are Younger Futhark and translate to "wotan mit uns".
 
So, even without them being idiots and using a perfectly legitimate Norse symbol (Hitlerites are attracted to these symbols for some reason) they are using the good old "God with us" that was on Wehrmacht belt buckles. They just replaced the god of Abraham with the German version of Odin.  
 
 
Ruling? Serious Booage and a +1000000 for probably not knowing anything about the runes or the symbol other than seeing them tattoo'd on their fellow Nazis pasty ass cheeks. 

As previously mentioned, that is a valknut (valrknut, or "slain warriors knot"). It's not an inherently objectionable symbol, I have one on my treasure necklace that is part of my Kievan Rus' kit. The runes are Younger Futhark and translate to "wotan mit uns".
 
So, even without them being idiots and using a perfectly legitimate Norse symbol (Hitlerites are attracted to these symbols for some reason) they are using the good old "God with us" that was on Wehrmacht belt buckles. They just replaced the god of Abraham with the German version of Odin.  
 
 
Ruling? Serious Booage and a +1000000 for probably not knowing anything about the runes or the symbol other than seeing them tattoo'd on their fellow Nazis pasty ass cheeks. 

As previously mentioned, that is a valknut (valrknut, or "slain warriors knot"). It's not an inherently objectionable symbol, I have one on my treasure necklace that is part of my Kievan Rus' kit. The runes are Younger Futhark and translate to "wotan mit uns".
 
So, even without them being idiots and using a perfectly legitimate Norse symbol (Hitlerites are attracted to these symbols for some reason) they are using the good old "God with us" that was on Wehrmacht belt buckles. They just replaced the god of Abraham with the German version of Odin.  
 
 
Ruling? Serious Booage and a +1000000 for probably not knowing anything about the runes or the symbol other than seeing them tattoo'd on their fellow Nazis pasty ass cheeks. 

As previously mentioned, that is a valknut (valrknut, or "slain warriors knot"). It's not an inherently objectionable symbol, I have one on my treasure necklace that is part of my Kievan Rus' kit. The runes are Younger Futhark and translate to "wotan mit uns".
 
So, even without them being idiots and using a perfectly legitimate Norse symbol (Hitlerites are attracted to these symbols for some reason) they are using the good old "God with us" that was on Wehrmacht belt buckles. They just replaced the god of Abraham with the German version of Odin.  
 
 
Ruling? Serious Booage and a +1000000 for probably not knowing anything about the runes or the symbol other than seeing them tattoo'd on their fellow Nazis pasty ass cheeks. 

I'm not very familiar with engines,  just figured those bolts on the head covers where parts of the cylinders, 
 
But yeah, its a twin 6. 

OK, we can stop using the word "cuck" so damned much, sheesh. Starting to sound like an MRA forum in here...

Negative!
 
So, as we know from reading my awesome web site, the 105 M4 was only installed on Chrysler built large hatch M4s, and M4A3, but the motor in the description is the GM 6046 twin diesel and pics is the twin diesel of the M4A2. 
 
So the most likely case is it is indeed an M4A3 and the GAA V8 died, and they couldn't find a replacement, but had a GM 6046 on hand, and swapping them would be a pretty easy engine swap. 
 
It could also have started out life as a large hatch M4A2, either 75 or 76, and then had the 105 turret installed.  This is a less likely possibility because finding 105 turrets lying around isn't easy, and if it had a 75 or 76 turret, why swap it for a 105?
 
 
Cool link though Crash!

Friday is payday, but due to the season and paying for Star Wars, Bele is broke. So I threw together a curry out of what I had in the freezer/cupboard, and some mushrooms that were use or toss.  So it's 3 diced chicken tits, onion, mushrooms, corn, red lentils, garam masala, black pepper, garlic, yellow curry powder, cayanne pepper, black pepper.
 
Simmering on the stove.  Hoping it turns out tasty.