Dookieman12

I have adblockers, encrypted DNS, a hardened browser, and a pi hole, so I don’t see many ads.

Because I mod fps games, I’m constantly researching firearms, ammunition, and armor, so my algorithm pushes chud shit at me like Garand Thumb and a bunch of those bearded loud mouths with tattoos and a bad attitude who like to yell ignorant and inflammatory opinions. Honestly, I get the vibe those channels exist mostly to convince people to buy shit.

Since I work on my own car, I also research cars a lot, so I get recommend those channels. Some of them I ended up liking.

My algorithm must think I’m an old single man with money and a non-working dick because (the very few times I do see ads) I get ads for boner pills, hot MILFs in my area, and gambling sites.

Who has front and back doors that are keyed differently? I have one key for all doors.

Also, most locksmiths have cool key designs you can buy. Do that instead. Maybe do some electrolysis or powder coating if you must DIY. Paint will flake off inside the lock, gum up the works, and ruin your whole day.

The Golden Age will begin once the Orange Era concludes.

They’re doing everything they can to avoid it, but it’s supposed to be tHe FuTuRe

I usually open a document and type notes to myself. If I followed documentation, I’ll link it and download an offline copy in case it 404s one day. I also export configurations to csv or json and link those.

Something else would probably be better but it works for me and for what I do.

In the US, almost anyone can walk to the end of their driveway (or some other, similarly close location) and put an envelope in a box. In a matter of days, that envelope can be in any other box at the end of anyone else’s driveway in the US, for less than the cost of a bottle of water.

Most US Americans have no idea how good they have it with the USPS.

Similarly, the investigative arm of the Post Office, the USPIS, is arguably the most powerful agency of the US government, as there are virtually no laws limiting their authority to investigate.

It’s ethical to sell anything, as long as you’re completely upfront and honest about any issues you’re aware of, perform your due diligence in identifying any issues, and price it accordingly.

Then leave out da bike doe

Boiled RATs only

The people who need to see this most will either never see it or dismiss it as “woke” propaganda.

The rest of us already know.

It makes me wonder, in the real world, do these people walk into parties and tell the host, “Hey man, great party and all, but if I can’t say the N-word, I’m outta here. So, what’s the deal? We cool?”

Headline should be, “European Commission demands their cut of the action.” 🫴

You can only eat misbehaving children

That’s why I have notifications off. Once you get to a certain age, people not agreeing with you is their problem.

Came here to say this.

.50 AE and .50 BMG are worlds apart. Hell, even the difference between .45 ACP and .45-70 is pretty big.

Based on my experience, which includes asking many, many cops from many, many different departments and jurisdictions all over the US, you’re correct. Every single one has told me that maybe 10 percent of cops practice at the range outside of qualifying, and only about 1 percent practice on a monthly basis or better, and those guys are usually on a SWAT team or high-risk fugitive apprehension task force, were prior military continuing their habitual training, or also moonlight as an armored car driver or some other high-risk private gig.

That’s why I said “most cops”. Training requirements vary wildly from state-to-state, county-to-county, sometimes even department-to-department.

The three biggest cities in the US are Chicago, New York, and LA. Chicago is once a year, New York is twice, LA is four times a year, but only one has to be with duty ammo, the rest are with practice ammo.

I’ve heard of quarterly qualifying for SWAT officers or those on task forces that apprehend high-risk fugitives. But, for the most part, your standard beat cop or highway trooper is gonna be once a year.

It may shock you learn this, but, despite what the media portrays, cops in big cities spend 99% of their time doing rather mundane things like traffic enforcement, domestic disputes, and event security.

It’s slowly becoming more known. The indoor ranges in my area have started installing ventilation systems, banning pregnant women from entry, providing lead-removing soap in the bathrooms, encouraging people to use it, and posting signs about it in the bathrooms.

But still, many people either don’t know or, even worse, know and don’t care because “I ain’t no sissy” or whatever.

Most effects of lead exposure are reversible with time though.

I think an even bigger problem that even more people don’t think about is the fact that leaded gasoline is still used in airplane fuel (avgas). If you fly for a hobby or live under a flight path, you very likely have more lead in your blood than the most avid of shooters.

Not sure where you’re from, but in the USA, most cops are only required to qualify once per year. The qualifying course uses maybe 15-30 rounds, depending on the department. Also, most cops in the USA will tell you, qualifying is the only time they fire their gun.

So, if you’re in the USA and you go to the range and shoot a whole 50-round box of ammo every six months, you’ll have about twice the practice and range time as about half the cops.

She lived on the farm, but she didn’t work it; that’s what the male children were for. Her “place” was in the house.

She told me she would ask sometimes, but all anybody would ever tell her was some variation of, “Birds fly. Fish swim. Women have babies. That’s just what they do/That’s just the way it is.”

She finally found out from her doctor while discussing her hysterectomy, but only after confirming her husband was already dead.