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I prefer .357, .45, 9mm. Either works well when used correctly.
I thought we were talking martial arts weapons, since the context was the fat guy swinging a set of nunchucks. For firearms, I'll go with my 9mm concealed carry.
back in the 70's before they started that silly bracket racing i was at the Raceway Park in NJ whenever it was open.
besides working there, i also ran my 66 chevelle SS
250 6 cylinder, M22 4 speed trans and 4:10 posi rear.
i was track eliminator 4 times. car ran a consistent 11.35 1/4 mile.
needless to say it did not have a stock engine in it.
i actually made more money racing with that car than i had into it.
the crowds got a kick out of the fact i was racing in my police uniform, complete with gun in the holster..
and yall better be careful. they pissed me off in work today, and i picked up a fifth of jack and a 2 liter of coke.
i am already working on pint glass #2.
back in the 70's before they started that silly bracket racing i was at the Raceway Park in NJ whenever it was open.
besides working there, i also ran my 66 chevelle SS
250 6 cylinder, M22 4 speed trans and 4:10 posi rear.
i was track eliminator 4 times. car ran a consistent 11.35 1/4 mile.
needless to say it did not have a stock engine in it.
i actually made more money racing with that car than i had into it.
the crowds got a kick out of the fact i was racing in my police uniform, complete with gun in the holster..
and yall better be careful. they pissed me off in work today, and i picked up a fifth of jack and a 2 liter of coke.
i am already working on pint glass #2.
It was a Chevelle that was the only car to beat me off the line. I did race two different cop cars and beat them both - badly.
and yall better be careful. they pissed me off in work today, and i picked up a fifth of jack and a 2 liter of coke.
i am already working on pint glass #2.
Here we go again with the threats, I'M OUT!
see ya'll another time. I don't need a babysitter, much less, a drunk one.
no. i was in a really bad wreck in 82 and broke my neck. was in a halo for 18 months, then took another 18 months to relearn how to walk.
that put a real damper on my police and fire department career.
i do heavy construction now. ran a body shop and a heavy equipment escort service for 20 years.
i refused to be a deadbeat disability leach.
it is not easy and i am always in pain, but i make my own way.
back in the 70's before they started that silly bracket racing i was at the Raceway Park in NJ whenever it was open.
besides working there, i also ran my 66 chevelle SS
250 6 cylinder, M22 4 speed trans and 4:10 posi rear.
i was track eliminator 4 times. car ran a consistent 11.35 1/4 mile.
needless to say it did not have a stock engine in it.
i actually made more money racing with that car than i had into it.
the crowds got a kick out of the fact i was racing in my police uniform, complete with gun in the holster..
and yall better be careful. they pissed me off in work today, and i picked up a fifth of jack and a 2 liter of coke.
i am already working on pint glass #2.
Buddy had a 63 dodge dart with a modified slant 6 that ran on or very close to the NHRA record. Name of the car was Six Pack to Go. Ran E/MP... can't remember?
What are you gonna drink when you get done with the jack appetizer?
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