Rule 44
Rule stating that if you post information on the internet about a change in your appearance it much be accompanied by a photograph of said change.
Rule 44 by berriewine July 11, 2010
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man tippin 44s means when you rollin on 84 cadillac wheels they only came out in 1984 for certain cadillacs get it right ppl they're some 30 spoke rims and no they don't go up to any size larger than 18" you stupid fucks rip dj srew
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CFA-44 Nosferatu
The CFA-44 Nosferatu is an extraordinarily powerful fighter aircraft designed by the Federal Republic of Estovakia, then later used by Ilya Pasternak in a skirmish against Garuda Team, resulting in Ilya being shot down by Talisman.
Notable for it's exclusive Special Weapons, such as:
ADMM: All-Direction Multi-Purpose Missiles. Can lock onto 12 independent targets, and is incredibly powerful. Creates a lingering explosion much like Nimbus Cruise Missiles used by the P-1112 Aigaion.
"Missiles approaching at high speed! Multiple missiles approaching! Evade!" - AWACS Ghost Eye during Pasternak's skirmish with Garuda Team"
EML: Electromagnetic Launcher. An easy-to-aim miniaturized railgun with an extraordinarily long range and powerful detonation.
Notable for it's exclusive Special Weapons, such as:
ADMM: All-Direction Multi-Purpose Missiles. Can lock onto 12 independent targets, and is incredibly powerful. Creates a lingering explosion much like Nimbus Cruise Missiles used by the P-1112 Aigaion.
"Missiles approaching at high speed! Multiple missiles approaching! Evade!" - AWACS Ghost Eye during Pasternak's skirmish with Garuda Team"
EML: Electromagnetic Launcher. An easy-to-aim miniaturized railgun with an extraordinarily long range and powerful detonation.
CFA-44 Nosferatu by Gamer Gek December 6, 2018
Brakanah 44
Samuel Mwangi known as Brakanah 44 is a Rapper and hip-hop recording artist born in Kenya, known for various hits
Brakanah 44 by oldnug March 10, 2023
STG 44
The STG 44 was the first assault rifle ever. STG stands for "sturmgewehr" and translates to "storm rifle". It is pronounced "shterm-geh-vehr". The STG 44 is often mistaken for the AK-47, due to its appearance, but they both operate differently. Thankfully, it was not mass produced, so not many of these weapons saw action, because if it was mass produced, it would've most likely changed the out come of WWII.