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After making magazine gun, I decided to shift to something a bit more easier, a gun with nothing but sights. 100% sights, no shapes or other parts.
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want to know how I put it together?
here's pastie if you want to mess with it pastie.org/996896
This was our first time in Montreal so we were excited. Heather wanted to go see the Aura light show at the Basilica and I wanted to sight see. The trip from Watertown, NY to Montreal was pretty nice but it rained almost the entire way. This was a bummer since the Fall colors were in full force. We arrived in Montreal, checked into a hotel and went walking. It felt like snow was in the air - very nipply. The city itself was pretty nice and easily walkable. Good decision - just wish it wasn't so cold!
I took these photos in October 2018.
This awful sight greeted me this morning just before I left for work.
I had seen this fox a couple of weeks ago and was horrified then.
Today it looked even worse, and spent many minutes sitting, biting at itself, scratching and then getting water from the edge of the pond.
Its eyes are affected, it has open sores on its left flank and I haven't a clue if there's anything I can do or even should do about it.
In a way I felt taking a photo was almost macabre, but I wanted a record in case I see it again, and can tell if it's deteriorating. It was still quite early and gloomy so the image isn't all that good but I'll be able to see any change in the fox.
I can't see how it could get better and actually hope, for its own sake, that it doesn't last much longer.
im sorry i havent been on or downloaded a pmg pic in so long. my mind has gone blank for weapons ideas, ive had the worst designers block ever. so just to show im still alive. heres some crappy red dot. someone give me ideas for guns or the like please lol
This photo depicts two Bald Eagles that I spotted at the Hammel Woods forest preserve in Joliet, IL. This event surprised me, as the Midwest is not known to have sightings of these beautiful birds.
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If you're like me, it's hard to get moving in the morning before you've had your morning coffee. You need that jolt of caffeine to get the cobwebs out. Sometimes caffienated soft drinks can be substituted in a pinch, but who wants to drink 3-4 cans of soda in the morning to equal one cup of coffee? It's just too dilute, not to mention the complete lack of the sensual steamy goodness of a nice hot cup of coffee.
For me, nothing beats coffee, but there are alternatives. As I said, soda is generally easy to come by. In addition, many "energy drinks" on the market have caffeine levels approaching coffee. What does a caffeine addict do, however, when carrying or consuming drinks is not practical? A variety of caffienated candies have come onto the market for just that reason. I tried my first caffienated candy (excluding chocolate) several years ago. I was in the check out line in a book store when I spied a dapper looking little tin of mints, similar in size to an altoids tin. It had a penguin on the front, with white and yellow stripes bursting radially from the penguin's location at the center of the hinged lid. As a coffee user and and an altoid user, I was excited by the combination. I soon found, however, that the levels of caffeine were much too low to get the kind of lift I was looking for without constant mint-sucking.
Fast forward to several days ago. I was in a computer super-center waiting for a friend who was picking up some "free with rebate" merchandise. Next to the register was a display of small blue tins with the name "Bawls" printed on the front. It's a name that is well known in geek circles as a strong pick-me-up soft drink. The candy on the shelf advertized itself as "highly caffeinated", so I decided to give it a try. The "mints" which actually tasted more like sweet tarts, were slightly fizzy. They were tasty, but I suspected that the "highly caffeinated" claim was a little exaggerated.
Once again, a quick web search revealed all the answers. The penguin mints, whose potency I had been less than impressed with actually contained 7mg of caffeine per piece, compared with 5mg per candy in the bawls mints. The bawls mints, however, had a flavor that may be more conducive to chain-eating.
So what? My conclusion is that these caffeinated candies are OK for actual, caffeine intake, but only if eaten in large numbers. I suppose they are also a neat novelty, and the "highly caffeinated" claim enhances the placebo effect. As an alternative, however, for a potent "dry" caffeine source try chocolate covered espresso beans. Do be careful, though. Only you are responsible for what you put into your body and what happens when you do. It is much too easy to eat too many of these tasty treats for your own good, as I found out after a visit to Hershey's Chocolate World. Be safe, and enjoy.