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Are you tired of the &am I pregnant& questions?

I drove over a speed bump today. Am I pregnant?

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( Uh SMGs usually do have selective fire modes and are available only to the military or those with a few thousand or few hundred thousand bucks lying around. Pistol caliber carbines (as far as I know) are semi-automatic only and are not used by the military. Seeing that 5.56x45mm NATO isn't a pistol cartridge.
We have a lot of wind here where I live. Often gusting to over 50MPH And the gusts are what is the most dangerous. They are unpredictable. I once biffed it on a wet cattle guard just as a major gust hit me. Not a damn thing I could do-no traction. A steady wind is much easier to ride than a gusty one. An aerodynamic bike can sometimes be better in windy conditions than simply a heavy bike. I feel I have better control in the wind on my Ninja ZX-6R than on my buddy's HD Sportster which is heavier. Wear tighter-fitting clothing and hunch down so you don't present yourself as a sail to the wind. But if you see cars and trucks having problems with the wind, it would be advisable not to ride
If its obvious that a fire is burning, Rest Assure that the fire department will get threw to fight the fire
barrel length and action type. most SMGs have a barrel less then 12 long and are full auto capable. pistol caliber carbine barrels are usually 16-18 to comply with barrel length restrictions(under 16 barrel is considered a short barreled rifle, a NFA item, needing some paperwork and a $200 tax payment to the government) and are only semi auto. if it has a selector switch that allows it to go full auto, it's either a assault rifle or a SMG. edit: Leon, A submachine gun is selective-firing by definition is a incorrect statement. the German MP38, MP40, Thompson SMG and the Russian PPSH-41 as examples do not have a select fire capability, they're full auto only. the only way to be selective with what you put down range is manipulation of the trigger quick enough to only shoot one or a couple shots at a time. this is not classified as select fire. some SMGS like the MP5 do have select fire, but not all SMGs have it. your blanket statement is false.

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