Random PICTURE of the day thread *KEEP IT WORK SAFE*

[Big Dad]

[Big Dad]

[Darren M]

[LANTIRN]

Says the people who now usually ban guns on their reservations.

[Darren M]

They, more than many, understand control.

[Scott Mc]

Well, in the defense of change is the only constant have you ever come across a native American with a firewater problem? MFers can get craaaaazy!

[Strychnine]

A few more CA pics.

This is Hwy 33. Also know as El Camino Viejo. It's been a well known and well used travel route since the 1770s.

Well established by 1820 it was used by Native Americans, early trappers and prospectors. By 1840, trains of “carretas” (small cart-like wagons) and pack animals moved in to the San Joaquin Valley carrying supplies in and out with raw materials. Also, in the 1800s, vaqueros and stockmen used it to drive herds of cattle and horses in and out of the Valley. Banditos, cattle, and horse thieves would also take advantage of the isolation along the “Old Trail.”

This portion is also called the Petroleum Highway. Looks boring, but then it runs right into the South Belridge Field, which is the sixth most productive field in the US, and it's only ~20 sq. miles. Aera Energy is getting 180,000 bbl/day out of here right now.








And there's nothing else out there for miles and miles. I went to meet up with a friend and this was the lunch spot... and it's a landmark. Everyone in Kern County knows it. It has no bathroom, only portashitters out back, but it has 4 stars on Yelp

[mstng86]

So..this is not a photochop

[Torinoman]

Antonio Brown and his 'new jack city' hair cut?

[SS Junk]

[lincolnboy]

Antonio Brown and his 'new jack city' hair cut?

i can't see him, there is a dark shadow in the way.

[Mach1]

Looks like Phil Anselmo's Nazi salute

[lincolnboy]

Or gay Nazi salute

[Rick Modena]

Looks like Phil Anselmo's Nazi salute

lol.

[Big Dad]