- It's Photoshop Phriday.
Buy this software, or we shoot the dog. - Being premature in action is okay...
...if at least you get yours. This guy doesn't. - Road rager runs down pedestrian.
At which point massive firepower should have been brought down on his ass. Oh wait, it's Commifornia, nevermind. - A video show how to get in trouble in the NFL.
Lead by example, I say. - Milk does a body good.
She's only eleven, you sick, twisted freaks. - When the officer asks you to get out of the car...
I suggest that you do it. - Kite-flying event claims 13 lives.
Long walks off of a short pier wanted for questioning. - Eva Longoria is abuzz in the news.
Hopefully her career will keep going and going and going... - Thieves must fear the gurgling purple watermelon.
Or steal the damn thing before it can send out the distress signal. - Oh the midwest farmer's daughter...
...really makes you feel alright. (NSFW)
Obligatory Friday gun stuff!
FN SCAR passes critical review.
USSOCOM's SCAR Program is providing the first, truly modular and reliable assault rifle designed and built from the ground up for the finest fighting forces in the world. The critical design review was spearheaded by the Naval Surface Warfare Center-Crane Division (NSWC-CD), Crane, Indiana, and supported by USSOCOM Operators.
FN Herstal displayed several improvements to the existing platform, including a SCAR version in the 'flat, dark, earth' color representation, an anodized aluminum upper receiver rail colored in 'flat, dark, earth,' a polymer lower receiver version and a concept model of the EGLM. As in the previous Critical Design Reviews, FN Herstal provided SCAR rifles in various configurations including a 20" barreled 7.62 SCAR-Heavy (SCAR-H).
Troy Smith, SCAR Program Manager said, "With the third critical design review, we continue to emphasize the importance of Operator involvement side- by-side with FN Herstal and Operator developers that will continue throughout the lifetime of the program. We continue to make changes to improve this weapon through an iterative process. In the end, we very much look forward to providing the Operators designed for them in mind with the best solutions technology has to offer."
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