#9610

this guy is amazing

#9611

A happy new year :smile:

1 Like
#9612

Well I must admit that citigo still beats the beamer when it comes to riding in the city. The engine may be small but it can surely move the teeny tiny light car around effortlessly with a little gas. [quote=“TheDivineInfidel, post:9609, topic:21032”]
the noise of my car
[/quote]

Here’s a little comparo of e38 V8s with eisenmann exhausts I found on youtube.


Well the beamer certainly has one thing going for it. When I cruise 160 in the left lane on the highway everyone just gets out of my way real quick. The e38 surely looks menacing in the rear view mirror.

When I drive with the same speed in rental Škoda Octavia they tend to take three times longer to get out of way. The fuck is that? Do they need to think about it first or are they waiting for me to flash the lights to show I am serious or what?

1 Like
#9613

https://scontent.fsnc1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xap1/v/t1.0-9/983630_817625811692693_2587110729586005950_n.jpg?oh=835aa6bba7ba61b3aa14f9b340e7387b&oe=5705D42D

https://scontent.fsnc1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xat1/v/t1.0-9/1915841_1050724981617243_1154611581157575779_n.jpg?oh=991215ed8541a382d720bddf64ed8e9d&oe=56FD2B05

2 Likes
#9614

This one is just perfect!

3 Likes
#9615

"Paint me like one of your French girls "

2 Likes
#9616

Obama reckons he is going to bypass congress on gun control …surely that isn’t possible

#9617

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2016/01/foghorn/obamas-executive-action-on-guns-my-prediction/

#9618

Well they first forced a communist coup on my country in '48 and when that wasn’t working well enough they invaded in '68 and stayed for over 20 years.

The Czech society will need two more generations to recover from the damage the totalitarian police state, or to be more precise two totalitarian police states if we include the 1938-45 Nazi occupation, caused.

It is not about distancing self. Really, it wasn’t Germans that lost the WW2. They got off nice and easy. It was the part of Europe caught between the iron curtain and Soviet border that lost the war.

That is why it always pisses me off when we are put into the same bag as the Soviet commies.

#9619

because like it or not your country was a soviet communist state . you were soviets

3 if you include the EU :wink:

[quote=“snejdarek, post:9618, topic:21032”]
It is not about distancing self. Really, it wasn’t Germans that lost the WW2. They got off nice and easy. It was the part of Europe caught between the iron curtain and Soviet border that lost the war.
[/quote] there were no victors in WW2 only those who died and those who survived . it ripped europe and a large portion of the world apart

#9620

Yes it is, it’s horse shit Executive orders shouldn’t even be a thing, not to mention this fucker has used more executive orders than any other U.S president in history. He’s just a butt hurt little bitch, who will just go around congress any time they disagree with him.

#9621

I’d say the only country that wasn’t really too affected other than losing hundreds of thousands of men, and money was the U.S. We were the only nation that wasn’t pretty much bombed to rubble, so we emerged as the most powerful nation on the planet.

#9622

this guys excited :slight_smile:

1 Like
#9623

you say that . but think of the families . the thousands who never returned then about 50 years of living in fear of being nuked .

id say you benefited the most yes . id say the UK lost the most in terms of power .

we gave up our empire and our world number one spot …

although that was not the nazi’s doing nor was it yours or russia’s it was the left wing pricks of the labour party who took over after Churchill and gave it all up to proceed with the creation of the UN and the EU …wankers

in terms of blood though that clearly goes to the russians , the sheer destruction of the soviet union and its population is mind blowing but in other ways they gained

#9624

Of course, as i said before many people lost family members, but in general the war had less of an impact on U.S citizens then most places, considering the war was never fought on U.S soil, aside from the Aleutian islands which were sparsely populated.

And the years after the war the late forties to the early 60’s are often considered the golden age of America, it was the most prosperous time our nation has ever seen. It was ended by, big surprise left wingers. :smile:

#9625

and pearl harbour :wink:

#9626

Sounds like he’s about to have a fucking heart attack. :smile:

#9627

Ah yeah, can’t believe i forgot about that. :smile: Still it was more of a strike on our military, compared to the air raids on London, and other European cities which killed thousands of civilians. The U.S public generally only saw the war through news papers, and dramatized propaganda clips. That’s why they were so horrified when they saw real footage of Korea and Vietnam, they had never witnessed war like that before. They had never seen U.S soldiers bleeding and dying up close on their 9 o clock news.

#9628

the US has been very lucky in this respect .

1 Like
#9629

@snejdarek @SirWarriant

2 minutes after cleaning your weapon :smile:

10334288_1061012327283736_3353262562016821559_n.jpg800×533 37.7 KB

2 Likes