Imagine starting a V12 tank engine with no headers or muffler: 🙉

Our most American experience so far🇺🇸 We met with the Houston Police department and ate typical Texan BBQ together. It looked in there just like in the movies. They even put on Ella Langley just for us.😂

Things that annoy me at the store, part 303: Customer: " Hey I need Reposado " Me: " Do you know what brand of Tequila you are looking for? " Customer: " Reposado " Me: It's time for my break, good luck.

The long arduous task of hand loading the 20mm freedom pews for a fighter jet to go Brrrrrrt for a few seconds

OMG Denver Public Schools Board just voted UNANIMOUSLY to DISMISS lgbtq teacher Jennifer Honka after she reportedly made female students kiss each other and graded them on it What is going on in these schools?!

ASK YOURSELF WHY GM AND FORD ARE TRYING TO GET BILLS PASSED TO KEEP INDIVIDUALS AND CAR REPAIR SHOPS FROM WORKING ON OUR VEHICLES. Is this auto repair technician right?

They always use defensible excuses for the indefensible

AC-130J Ghostrider's New Griffin missile

On this day in 1944, on the night of June 15 into the 16th, the skies over Japan filled with the roar of a weapon the world had never seen before, and Japan was bombed for the first time since the famous Doolittle Raid more than two years earlier. The aircraft was the Boeing B-29 Superfortress, and it was a genuine leap in technology. It could fly higher, farther, and carry more than any bomber that had come before, with a pressurized cabin and remote-controlled gun turrets that felt like something from the future. The problem was reach. Japan was vast distances from any Allied airfield. So the Americans devised an extraordinary and difficult scheme called Operation Matterhorn, basing B-29s in China and flying their fuel and bombs in over the Himalayas, the treacherous route pilots called "the Hump." On this night, dozens of B-29s lifted off from bases around Chengdu in China and set course for the Imperial Iron and Steel Works at Yawata on the Japanese island of Kyushu, one of the beating hearts of Japan's war industry. The raid itself did little real damage. Bombing at night from extreme range, with crews still learning the temperamental new aircraft, scattered the bombs and accomplished little physically. But the meaning of it was enormous. For two years, since Jimmy Doolittle's daring carrier raid in April 1942, the Japanese home islands had been untouched by American bombs. Japanese leaders had assured their people that the homeland was safe, beyond the enemy's grasp. Now, on this night, the drone of American engines over Yawata proved that promise was a lie. The home islands could be reached. And once Saipan and the Marianas were secured in the following months, the B-29s would no longer need the desperate route over the Hump. They would come from the Pacific, in their hundreds, and the cities of Japan would burn. This single, militarily modest raid on this night was the opening note of the air campaign that would define the last year of the war.

Dying. This is so good……

If jokingly calling Michelle Obama a man is so bad, what would be their reaction if protesters gathered at Obama's front door with "rape michelle" signs? Asking for a friend.

How to address the liberal media by Dana White Reporter ~ What message do you have for those who say this event shouldn't have happened on the W.H lawn White ~ F'VCK em, I don't give a s'hit about them The ratings have to be through the roof Thumbs up if you watched it

Two GLARING details @GavinNewsom conveniently left out when he tried to blame Trump for the investigation into him and his wife: The BIDEN Administration started the investigation. AND the investigations “stemmed from whistleblowers in California— *not* DOJ.

Prayers for our 8 fallen Air Force personnel 🙏🏼

Godspeed

Michelle Obama