Brandon Ray

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THIS is the ELITE 80's Fed Loadout whether you want to accept detractors or not.

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This is the elite 80s fed loadout and I will accept no detractors.

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@handleitgrips The correct answer is John Creasy

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Just for reference - Looking north at the storm from a few miles outside of Hardin, MO

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@fox4wx Storm with rotation near Rockingham/Lakeview in Ray County

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@NWSKansasCity storms/area or rotation in Rockingham/Lakeview area about 10 minutes ago.

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@harveyspistols Evidently there’s snowflakes on all sides.

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@tonyiommi 1973

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Okay folks, hopefully another doozy here! Things are getting weird out there so I thought I would make sure at least one of us has serious tool in their hands. This week's giveaway is a Glock 19 Gen5 COA 9mm pistol. You must be a follower, have liked, reposted or quote posted the post, as well as reply to the post. Rascal has travailed the dangerous wastelands to bring you this giveaway so be thankful 😉.

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What If the Skies Shut Down This Christmas Season?

What if you’re mid-flight or sitting at your gate, and the FAA suddenly issues a nationwide ground stop due to a terror threat?

On 9/11, U.S. airspace shut down for the first time in history. 4,500 planes forced to land in under 3 hours. Thousands stranded in cities they’d never been to—no plan, no info, no way to reach family. Passengers slept on terminal floors for days. Parents couldn’t reach their kids. Fuel, food, and hotel rooms ran out. International travelers were stuck overseas without money or medicine.

It can happen again. Today’s threats aren’t box cutters—they’re invisible bombs, which is essentially just the old underwear bomb from Christmas Day 2009, updated. Here’s some things to think about:

(1) If you get stuck in transit between flights or on a layover, stay calm. Stay put until directed. Keep your essentials on you (ID, meds, water, charger, protein bar, cash). Have comfortable shoes, clothes for the weather not just in the city you are traveling to, but the city you are traveling through.

(2) If there’s an explosion in the terminal, depart immediately. Don’t wait for instructions. It may be a hazmat situation or secondary device situation—distance and fresh air are your friend.

(3) Establish a communication cadence:
One short message home per hour,
“Safe. Grounded in Chicago. Will update.”
Keeps everyone calm and saves your battery. Stick to texts as cell service may experience disruptions. Also, have a power bank.

(4) Screenshot flight details, hotel contacts, and offline maps before you fly. Also, any important documents not with you. When networks crash, screenshots still work.

(5) If the stop lasts more than 24 hours—know alternate routes: car, train, or nearby host. Be clear all external threats have ended before resuming ground travel. Don’t wait for the airline to figure it out for you. Know you might be dealing in cash.

(6) Families need to have a travel plan, much like a fire evacuation plan. Designate one point of contact outside your immediate area, establish a simple check-in code such as “SAFE” or “HOLD,” and agree on a pre-decided safe locations. Keep enough food, cash, and supplies at home to last at least a week in case you become separated.

(7) If you’re waiting at home, don’t panic-call—phone lines jam quickly. Follow FAA updates and verified airline feeds rather than rumors or social media. Assume communication will be limited and remain calm. If it’s safe, stay put and do not venture out until you fully understand the situation, as the threat may extend beyond the airports.

On 9/11, it took nearly a week for air travel to return to normal. Families were split across continents, people ran out of cash, phone lines died, and fear filled the silence. Preparedness will counter this fear—it’s about focusing on resiliency. Make a plan for yourself and your family before you fly, because if the skies close, you’ll want to be the one who already knew what to do.

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@tonyiommi PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE RE-RELEASE THIS ALBUM! I'm begging you! Bring this back.

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@deerhuntingmag Evening

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If this gets 10k retweets, we’ll start giving away free guns.

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@Realtree Looks a lot like Realtree Hardwoods to me.

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@LucasBotkin Straight

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@KramerGuitarsUS ‘84