sometimes I’m sane, sometimes I’m unhinged. it’s just kind of a toss up each day.
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So…. We donated the hair today. 14 inches gone. I feel like I just did identity theft on myself.
Richie Rich retweeted
We just barely got SBRs and suppressors without a tax stamp or the NFA and it's already gone.
The Democrats will immediately do everything they can to limit federal gun rights.
Firm believer in sometimes you just gotta beat a dudes ass to get a point across. Sometimes violence is the answer.😂
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Probably up there on the list of coolest dudes ever.
UFC referee Mike Beltran recently retired from the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department after nearly 32 years.
After serving in the US Marine Corps, he joined law enforcement. His roles included deputy, training officer, gang suppression team member, deep undercover operative, and detective, capped by his final six years as a Task Force Officer with the DEA.
From jails and streets to complex narcotics investigations, the East LA/Downey native brought the same discipline, street smarts, and never quit mentality he honed in uniform into the octagon, where he’s known for his calm authority and fighter first approach.
Now fully focused on MMA, Beltran’s dual career stands as a rare bridge between protecting communities and protecting fighters inside the cage.
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Richie Rich retweeted
UFC referee Mike Beltran recently retired from the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department after nearly 32 years.
After serving in the US Marine Corps, he joined law enforcement. His roles included deputy, training officer, gang suppression team member, deep undercover operative, and detective, capped by his final six years as a Task Force Officer with the DEA.
From jails and streets to complex narcotics investigations, the East LA/Downey native brought the same discipline, street smarts, and never quit mentality he honed in uniform into the octagon, where he’s known for his calm authority and fighter first approach.
Now fully focused on MMA, Beltran’s dual career stands as a rare bridge between protecting communities and protecting fighters inside the cage.
I really need to give my heart a break….
(no, this is not a sappy heartbreak tweet. I’ve just drank four Red Bulls today.)☠️😅
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Richie Rich retweeted
Okay, that’s ones in the feels
If someone asks you how much a single baby's life is worth to the United States Air Force, tell them about the night an American fighter squadron scrambled a supersonic interceptor for a five-month-old boy.
On December 23, 1986, five-month-old Andrew Baumann was dying of heart failure in California after his parents had already lost his baby sister to the same condition.
Near midnight in Fargo, North Dakota, a donor heart finally became available, but the civilian medical jet broke down on the freezing tarmac with the four-hour survival window ticking away.
Civilian doctors could not ride in a fighter jet without ejection-seat training and high-altitude pressure suits.
Sixteen minutes after a desperate 2:00 a.m. phone call to the North Dakota Air National Guard, First Lieutenant Robert Becklund climbed up the ladder of a McDonnell Douglas F-4D Phantom II.
He strapped a red-and-white plastic cooler holding the tiny heart directly into the back ejection seat.
At 3:06 a.m. on Christmas Eve, Becklund blasted off alone into the dark winter sky and pushed his twin-engine fighter close to six hundred miles per hour across fifteen hundred miles.
He touched down at Moffett Naval Air Station at 4:43 a.m.
Even after seven and a half hours outside a body, that tiny heart beat strong inside Andrew's chest, and the boy grew up to graduate college and get married.
A superpower is measured by how fast its deadliest machines fly to save its smallest citizen.
Richie Rich retweeted
A lot of guys buy cars, want to drive fast and race but don’t know what a cammed car sounds like. It was over soon as he heard the car.
