The Victor of the Tour de France
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First on our Google tour of the world is a trip to France. We’re focusing on the prestigious Tour de France, which in this case is taking place in every direction around this roundabout. Etampes, the starting town for final stage of the 2008 “Grande Boucle”, cheered on the cyclists by placing a large placard in the middle of the Roundabout de la Victoire, which crosses the “Allee de la Victoire”. Perhaps this is what gave eventual winner of the day, Belgian Gert Steegmans, that extra edge.
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Pic 7: submachine guns are not available for one and all in the US. Automatic weapons need to be registered with ATF and the ownder needs to pay for a tax stamp for each and every one. Local laws will prohibit citizens from buying these weapons outright.
Get your facts straight before making outrageous statements.
Pic 7: submachine guns are not available for one and all in the US. Automatic weapons need to be registered with ATF and the ownder needs to pay for a tax stamp for each and every one. Local laws will prohibit citizens from buying these weapons outright.Get your facts straight before making outrageous statements.
It was a joke. Please relax.
-Devin Connors, Tom's Guide
you're missing the scuba divers that chased the street view car down the road in full scuba gear waving around harpoons
Scuba divers seen here
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1) Its not a submachine gun, its a machine gun.
2) If its semi-automatic it does NOT need to be registered in most states. in NH I have weapons like this with no permits, but my select fire (meaning: fully automatic) has to be on a "Form 2" which requires a tax stamp. This weapon is simply a single shot "machine gun". easy to own and operate without any legal issues in a vast majority of Free America.
anyway, interesting article and will definitely have to sticky this to the forums for people new to computer building