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191 by A name no one has taken September 18, 2018
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191
1.) N./ Gods Country, AKA North Weymouth.
2.) N./ A very underrated tourist destination
3.) N./ A small village south of Quincy and North of Legion Field
2.) N./ A very underrated tourist destination
3.) N./ A small village south of Quincy and North of Legion Field
191 by fromtheNorthW October 3, 2018
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Highway 191
A piece of route 666 in Utah that is cursed by nightfall.
It has many odd things about it, like the 18-wheeler with sparking wheels and a flaming smokestack.
It has many odd things about it, like the 18-wheeler with sparking wheels and a flaming smokestack.
Guy1: Hey, dude, I just got off of highway 191!
Guy2: but, it's 12:00 P.M.!
Guy1: yeah, I saw the trucker, he tried to run me off the road!
Guy2: WTF IS WRONG WITH YOU?!
Guy2: but, it's 12:00 P.M.!
Guy1: yeah, I saw the trucker, he tried to run me off the road!
Guy2: WTF IS WRONG WITH YOU?!
Highway 191 by Kraigo Draigo Praigon November 8, 2011
1911
Possibly the most popular handgun of all time. The orginal 1911 has spawned a countless number of clones, accessories, and ripoffs. It was (and still is) manufactured in .45 ACP caliber, although there are cosmetically-indentical variants that fire in other pistol calibers. It is often critisized for it's small magazine capacity (7), although high-capacity clones are very popular, such as the Para-Ordinance P14. The 1911 is known for it's power, accuracy, and dependability. Unlike a traditional hinged trigger, the 1911 utilizes a sliding trigger that pulls straight back, thus further enhancing accuracy. Initially made by John Browning, it was manufactured by Colt for the US Army until replaced by the Beretta 92FS (M9) in 9mm caliber in the 80s. There is controversy over the Beretta and it's lack of power, and soldiers are known to scrounge for 1911s in Iraq.
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