337 pts ยท March 18, 2015
Heck, even just one's hand. Then again, other people probably have smoother hand skin than I do...
Huh. Sweet + savory... I suppose I can see it.
This was a joke. PDWs were originally invented for noncombat military personnel, such as truck drivers, to give them better chances of survival should they be caught out by enemy forces. I was riffing on that, due to the absurdity of suggesting we arm teachers.
#4 No, no, no. See, pistols are hard to use effectively without extensive training. They work fine as secondary weapons, sure, but non-combat personnel should really be given something like a PDW. They still have a compact form factor, but allow for steadier aim via their stocks. Coupled with their higher rate of fire and more powerful cartridges, they give the user much better chances of fighting their way out and back to friendly lines.
#14 Ferric :>
Oh, so it is. Missed the watermark earlier, my apologies.
That's a still from a movie, no?
I wouldn't say sims, but Derail Valley and Railroader. Century of Steam will almost certainly join that list once it releases. Don't know that I have a favorite track.
#46 i do virtual choochoos :>
Ballast! Holds the ties (sleepers) in place while also allowing for drainage. Has to be cleaned, turned, tamped, or outright replaced every so often. Jagged rock works best, as it will lock together more effectively.
#49 angery
#6 Aww, poor creature! Hope its grip strength held up!
Obrezchucks, my beloved
I use raw bee juice :>
The choochoo gets to do it!
#40 the second one is literally my profile image on Teams
#4 Careful now, it can be somewhat addicting. Source: I have small choochoo debt.
#9 My go to is "I will fill you with barbecue sauce and staple you to the ceiling"
Bold.
#10 Took me a minute to realise those are tearful eyes and certainly not anything else.
Are cruciform any better? I'm curious.
#9 To support your point: I have been moving furniture since I could walk. I am now thirty.
#14 Also, waiting to clock out
c o n g r a t i o n
I think that first paragraph is the point
#15 The church, if I recall.
The swamp cooler goes on full blast and stays there until mid October.
Heck, even just one's hand. Then again, other people probably have smoother hand skin than I do...
Huh. Sweet + savory... I suppose I can see it.
This was a joke. PDWs were originally invented for noncombat military personnel, such as truck drivers, to give them better chances of survival should they be caught out by enemy forces. I was riffing on that, due to the absurdity of suggesting we arm teachers.
#4 No, no, no. See, pistols are hard to use effectively without extensive training. They work fine as secondary weapons, sure, but non-combat personnel should really be given something like a PDW. They still have a compact form factor, but allow for steadier aim via their stocks. Coupled with their higher rate of fire and more powerful cartridges, they give the user much better chances of fighting their way out and back to friendly lines.
#14 Ferric :>
Oh, so it is. Missed the watermark earlier, my apologies.
That's a still from a movie, no?
I wouldn't say sims, but Derail Valley and Railroader. Century of Steam will almost certainly join that list once it releases. Don't know that I have a favorite track.
#46 i do virtual choochoos :>
Ballast! Holds the ties (sleepers) in place while also allowing for drainage. Has to be cleaned, turned, tamped, or outright replaced every so often. Jagged rock works best, as it will lock together more effectively.
#49 angery
#6 Aww, poor creature! Hope its grip strength held up!
Obrezchucks, my beloved
I use raw bee juice :>
The choochoo gets to do it!
#40 the second one is literally my profile image on Teams
#4 Careful now, it can be somewhat addicting. Source: I have small choochoo debt.
#9 My go to is "I will fill you with barbecue sauce and staple you to the ceiling"
Bold.
#10 Took me a minute to realise those are tearful eyes and certainly not anything else.
Are cruciform any better? I'm curious.
#9 To support your point: I have been moving furniture since I could walk. I am now thirty.
#14 Also, waiting to clock out
c o n g r a t i o n
I think that first paragraph is the point
#15 The church, if I recall.
The swamp cooler goes on full blast and stays there until mid October.