https://bloximages.newyork1.vip.town...457b.image.jpg
side note, what kind of hardware do you think the SS guy needs suspenders to carry?
https://bloximages.newyork1.vip.town...457b.image.jpg
side note, what kind of hardware do you think the SS guy needs suspenders to carry?
Rhymes with susie.
That doesn't make sense at all, only F16s and nuclear bombers work against those...rut roh Shaggy
https://youtu.be/eAs7hM3z5mw
Remember when the media had a complete meltdown about Trump's "failing health" when he walked slowly down a ramp?
Wikipedia
The United States Secret Service used the Uzi as their standard submachine gun from the 1960s until the early 1990s, when it was phased out and replaced with the Heckler & Koch MP5 and FN P90.
He probably also carries a lot of band-aids and lollipops.
Also, look at the heels on Biden's shoes. Seems he wishes he was a bit taller than he is.
Guy with his hand on the podium looks like, "aww, Grampa, not again..."
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Say, how many COS childerns did Pedo Joe touch today while being worshiped by the MSM?
Oh nevermind, the Karens saw a sale at Target on Bud Light :|
I wonder what he carries in that wallet in his back pocket.
To the question of what they carry-a cousin of mine is retired Secret Service. At the time the load out was the radio with attached earpiece, mic and remote transmit button, Sig 229, 2 spare mags and handcuffs for executive protection. Typically only one agent carried the MP5 or FN though heavier stuff is in the vehicles plus all the goodies the CAT guys have.
I will hand it to the service members and cadets at the ceremony -- I would not have been able to keep a straight face at the prospect of him on the podium at all much less seeing him trip. I can't tell what the CSAF (to extreme left of the photo) is thinking as he's gazing at this.
I was a Psych major in college back in the 80's (short-lived...moved on to Computers as they were at least logical [back then]). I had a psychology professor who was rabidly anti-female (he'd gone through an especially bitter divorce). He told all of the guys in class that before we made any decisions about a potential bride we needed to take them swimming and dunk their heads under the water several times to see them without their makeup (in the early 80's waterproof makeup was fairly rare). By doing this we'd really know what we were getting in a partner.
Truth of the matter is, everyone has a false front that they put out for others to see and none of us really knows what anyone else is like until we spend years in a close relationship with them.
Take me for instance. When I go to the beach I put a potato in my swim trunks. The next time I go I'll try to remember to put it in the front of the shorts. The last attempt was a particularly unsettling event.
That reminds me of the ending of Ace Ventura…