Decryptor:

The AK-47 is the most easiest gun to handle by even a 6 yr old kid who is given proper training. it is not as complex as you think. That's why it is a choice for child soldiers in Sierra Leone

tivta: I have just one question to all you feminist. Are there any female inventors? I mean even 'ordinary' comb and g-string that women use a lot was invented by a man. For once I would like to see what a woman has invented to change history besides all this talk of FIRST woman to do this or do that. Its just too stale if you ask me.

50calibre: The British don't play with their tea, the easiest way to a British man's heart (I mean a typical white British) is through his cup of tea or should I say cuppa tea.

Tea is to the British what kolanuts is to the ABOKkIS.

I'm guessing this granny never actually fired that weapon, the recoil of an AK-47 is enough to throw her several feet backwards.

with that gun, she's more of a danger to herself than the intruder she's trying to fight off

nonxo007: These women have changed history forever by being strong, brave, and human, regardless of society’s expectations for them.

A Muslim woman covers the yellow star of her Jewish neighbour with her veil to protect her from prosecution. Sarajevo, former Yugoslavia. [1941]

nonxo007: Annette Kellerman posing in a swimsuit that got her arrested for indecency. [c. 1907]

tuffgongjo: the woman that refused to change her sit on d bus right?

pigin: bullet proof vest was invented by a woman
YEAR
Alphabet blocks
Adeline D. T. Whitney
1882
Apgar tests, which evaluate a
baby’s health upon birth
Virginia Apgar
1952
Chocolate-chip cookies
Ruth Wakefield
1930
Circular saw
Tabitha Babbitt
1812
Dishwasher
Josephine Cochran
1872
Disposable diaper
Marion Donovan
1950
Electric hot water heater
Ida Forbes
1917
Elevated railway
Mary Walton
1881
Engine muffler
El Dorado Jones
1917
Fire escape
Anna Connelly
1887
Globes
Ellen Fitz
1875
Ironing board
Sarah Boone
1892
Kevlar, a steel-like fiber used in
radial tires, crash helmets, and
bulletproof vests
Stephanie Kwolek
1966
Life raft
Maria Beaseley
1882
Liquid Paper®, a quick-drying
liquid used to correct mistakes
printed on paper
Bessie Nesmith
1951
Locomotive chimney
Mary Walton
1879
Medical syringe
Letitia Geer
1899
Paper-bag-making machine
Margaret Knight
1871
Rolling pin
Catherine Deiner
1891
Rotary engine
Margaret Knight
1904
Scotchgard™ fabric protector
Patsy O. Sherman
1956
Snugli® baby carrier
Ann Moore
1965
Street-cleaning machine
Florence Parpart
1900
Submarine lamp and telescope
Sarah Mather
1845
Windshield wiper
Mary Anderson

KillerBeauty: How that woman way they drink tea take change history

nonxo007: 106-year old Armenian woman protecting her home with an AK-47. [1990]

Orikinla:

I wonder OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.

Drinking tea after bombing changes the world.



Photo: Biafran women volunteers who changed the world, drilling and taking basic infantry training during the Biafra-Nigeria war.

Photo: Priya Ramrakha/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images

Jul 01, 1967

tivta: I have just one question to all you feminist. Are there any female inventors? I mean even 'ordinary' comb and g-string that women use a lot was invented by a man. For once I would like to see what a woman has invented to change history besides all this talk of FIRST woman to do this or do that. Its just too stale if you ask me.

nonxo007: Annette Kellerman posing in a swimsuit that got her arrested for indecency. [c. 1907]

nonxo007: Two women show uncovered legs in public for the first time in Toronto. [1937]

Blockus:


You think Grandma Bobby Johnson can handle this recoil?

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AK's are popular child soldier weapons not cos its easy to handle per se, but cos its the cheapest weapon available on the black market to war zones especially africa.

chulla12: First Athlete in Nigeria's history to win an olympics gold medal.

Ajunwa in motion:

wolexy2020:
Less than 200 dollars in the black markets...
While the us counterpart is about 1200dollars ...note the diff.