Its not uncommon to shoot until empty in the heat of the moment. Stopping early shows your mental state to be 'aware' and they can argue that you were 'so aware' that you should not have started shooting to begin with.
All good advice. I'd lean heavy into the history. At my age (late 30s), arguing with family, uncles, aunts, etc. history is what settles debates on the topic of race.
The kids took to it and learned what our people built, accomplished, and persevered through and have a firm foundation to stand on and be proud of for the rest of their lives.
Each kid is different though, and I found the boys were much harder to wrangle around. The eldest took real world experiences with niggers to start to really believe in the differences. The girl caught on early and day dreams about finding a White racist husband who can share her views.
We've been doing similar, bought out pretty rural a few years ago, but have been eyeballing a bit closer to town so the kids can build a larger network.
Lots of places have sectors with 5-10 acre lots and more affluent neighbors which might be a nice middle ground of being out of town, having some resources around you, and keeping away from most of the city life.
That's interesting, I've heard that 32 is a wall that many hit. Asking to move up bars them from ever advancing, and only those that are deemed 'worthy' are able to move past it. Likely this is the filter from the 'good men' and those who would do evil.
Wonderful info. We've been without medical for years and found out of pocket expenses were cheaper than the co-pay and premiums, even with broken bones, an MRI, and multiple EEGs.
Make sure companies know you are cash pay and ask about discounts, we commonly got 40-60% off of the price at the front desk up front.
That's why I dropped out of college in the first year. Growing up I heard from family that it is important to get your degree so I followed suit. My findings were that it was a scam for the inept, and useless for most people.
The career path I choose requires no degrees, just curious people who are driven to results. This week I got to fast track one who only had a high school diploma, and one who 'Attended college' but never finished anything. These are people who are driven to results not to accolades.
While I agree there, it looks like two wires go into the plastic, the code would simply be the trigger to activate the detonation. You can circumvent that if you apply voltage to the leads, bypassing any logic circuits.
Totally, we used to steal our grandpa's tools, scrapes of wood, and all the nails we could find to build tree forts. Some how managed to never get severely injured and had a blast.
Many years later he was cleaning up the woods and found our projects and a fair chunk of tooling we'd lose or forget to bring back.
We shop for ingredients for things that have a decent shelf life; by meal for things that do not have a shelf life.
We tend to have a fully stocked pantry, deep pantry, multiple freezers, and a ton of freeze dried meals. Looking to get a freeze drier so we don't have to use the 'local' one though.
Wife does the shopping, I tend to ignore prices and put things in a cart. She's somewhat thrifty and tries to save the money at least.
Shopping by ingredient I think is cheapest as you know what you are low on and can look for price breaks on it, then your meals you plan around what you have on hand.
It costs a lot more than 10k. Button panels cost more than low level tech's salaries. Similar machines can cost 250k+ and run frequently on Windows XP.
mannerbund 6 points 6 days ago
> At this point in my life I hear people tell me this all 👏 the 👏 fucking 👏 time.
What the fuck, are you a women who has to clap between words to keep people's attention?
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mannerbund 0 points 1 week ago
Fresh blood is definitely hard, I've pointed multiple people this way, but no one ever cares to stay long. Too much pointless in-fighting.
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mannerbund 1 point 2 weeks ago
Remember to take risks, don't let the hum drum of every day life ruin you. See places, do things, meet people.
You sum this song up perfectly, one of my favorites.
Symphony X Awakenings
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUrsaoTvGQs
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mannerbund 2 points 1 month ago
Its not uncommon to shoot until empty in the heat of the moment. Stopping early shows your mental state to be 'aware' and they can argue that you were 'so aware' that you should not have started shooting to begin with.
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mannerbund 1 point 2 months ago
All good advice. I'd lean heavy into the history. At my age (late 30s), arguing with family, uncles, aunts, etc. history is what settles debates on the topic of race.
The kids took to it and learned what our people built, accomplished, and persevered through and have a firm foundation to stand on and be proud of for the rest of their lives.
Each kid is different though, and I found the boys were much harder to wrangle around. The eldest took real world experiences with niggers to start to really believe in the differences. The girl caught on early and day dreams about finding a White racist husband who can share her views.
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mannerbund 2 points 2 months ago
Yeah, needs 40-59 IQ: Gooberment Bad
Just like all the standard distribution memes where the bottom and top of the curve "outsmart" the midwits.
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mannerbund 3 points 2 months ago
You guys are fucking stupid.
Delete the .pdf extension THEN add .mp3, otherwise it will be confused.
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mannerbund 3 points 2 months ago
We've been doing similar, bought out pretty rural a few years ago, but have been eyeballing a bit closer to town so the kids can build a larger network.
Lots of places have sectors with 5-10 acre lots and more affluent neighbors which might be a nice middle ground of being out of town, having some resources around you, and keeping away from most of the city life.
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mannerbund 2 points 2 months ago
That's interesting, I've heard that 32 is a wall that many hit. Asking to move up bars them from ever advancing, and only those that are deemed 'worthy' are able to move past it. Likely this is the filter from the 'good men' and those who would do evil.
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mannerbund 1 point 2 months ago
No thanks.
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mannerbund 0 points 3 months ago
Hellstorm was an eye opener back in the day.
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mannerbund 1 point 3 months ago
Wonderful info. We've been without medical for years and found out of pocket expenses were cheaper than the co-pay and premiums, even with broken bones, an MRI, and multiple EEGs.
Make sure companies know you are cash pay and ask about discounts, we commonly got 40-60% off of the price at the front desk up front.
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mannerbund 0 points 3 months ago
Indeed, it's not so much about her being based or not as much as it is that she's at least calling out the bullshit in the community.
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mannerbund 5 points 3 months ago
Its worse than that:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shFUDPqVmTg
They protect their own once they get in and few have the courage to call it out.
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mannerbund 1 point 3 months ago
That's why I dropped out of college in the first year. Growing up I heard from family that it is important to get your degree so I followed suit. My findings were that it was a scam for the inept, and useless for most people.
The career path I choose requires no degrees, just curious people who are driven to results. This week I got to fast track one who only had a high school diploma, and one who 'Attended college' but never finished anything. These are people who are driven to results not to accolades.
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mannerbund 2 points 3 months ago
1) Never threaten, you give them reason to cause you harm.
2) Yes, you should have called Ice a while ago.
Why debate any of it, these free loading animals are sinking the nation.
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mannerbund 2 points 4 months ago
While I agree there, it looks like two wires go into the plastic, the code would simply be the trigger to activate the detonation. You can circumvent that if you apply voltage to the leads, bypassing any logic circuits.
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mannerbund 1 point 4 months ago
Hook that shit up to 5-12v and see what happens. Need to see it explode or it's fake and gay.
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mannerbund 1 point 4 months ago
Totally, we used to steal our grandpa's tools, scrapes of wood, and all the nails we could find to build tree forts. Some how managed to never get severely injured and had a blast.
Many years later he was cleaning up the woods and found our projects and a fair chunk of tooling we'd lose or forget to bring back.
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mannerbund 2 points 4 months ago
14. Octothorpe - The proper term for 'hash tag', or #
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mannerbund 0 points 4 months ago
It falls short there and tries to counter with 'facts' and 'reason'.
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mannerbund 1 point 4 months ago
Surprisingly it passes the trolly test, would sacrifice Xi for a bus of children, and would use slurs to disarm bombs.
I can only run the smaller models, with the largest one requiring 400GB of memory.
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mannerbund 2 points 4 months ago
We shop for ingredients for things that have a decent shelf life; by meal for things that do not have a shelf life.
We tend to have a fully stocked pantry, deep pantry, multiple freezers, and a ton of freeze dried meals. Looking to get a freeze drier so we don't have to use the 'local' one though.
Wife does the shopping, I tend to ignore prices and put things in a cart. She's somewhat thrifty and tries to save the money at least.
Shopping by ingredient I think is cheapest as you know what you are low on and can look for price breaks on it, then your meals you plan around what you have on hand.
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mannerbund 2 points 4 months ago
It costs a lot more than 10k. Button panels cost more than low level tech's salaries. Similar machines can cost 250k+ and run frequently on Windows XP.
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mannerbund 1 point 5 months ago
That's a good one, even for normies.
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