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fullroundaction posted:Our tiny local zoo has a bunch of them and I told my girlfriend all I wanted for Christmas was her to arrange a deal where I got to pet one ... but she was unsuccessful in her negotiations with them. The zoo, not the capys. Yeah, cause the capybara would have been totally cool with you petting it all day, probably even invite you to pet its extended family and friends. 
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Jan 8, 2015 15:02
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Dienes posted:Idiot put it on backwards. Is that... Sigourney Weaver? Where the hell is that from?
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Edmond Dantes posted:Is that... Sigourney Weaver? Where the hell is that from? Some old concept art Neill Blomkamp did for an Aliens sequel that retconned Alien 3 and 4 out of existence. The project went nowhere.
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Jan 8, 2015 15:43
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Something he did for a lark. It was never commissioned by any studio or people owning the Alien IP.
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Dienes posted:Idiot put it on backwards.  (TFR: This is a "highly-trained" SWAT officer at an actual emergency who has mounted the sight on his rifle backwards, making it worse than useless, and some of his buddies, none of whom have noticed.)
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Phanatic posted:
Oh no. They absolutely noticed. They will not tell him. They will talk about it EVERY loving CHANCE THEY GET when he is not around.
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I don't understand how this sort of thing happens, the optical sights we had in the army would lose their zero if you took them off the rifle, so it's not like you can store them separately and only put them on when the call comes in. Even if these super duper sights didn't lose their zero it's still not a thing I would do.
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Jan 8, 2015 16:36
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Thats why he has the back up iron sights.
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Jan 8, 2015 16:52
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I don't know how something like this makes into print, but here we are.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:I don't know how something like this makes into print, but here we are. Huh that is what I would expect from a liberal "news" blog that links itself as a source multiple times throughout the article.
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Shwqa posted:Huh that is what I would expect from a liberal "news" blog that links itself as a source multiple times throughout the article. Huh? here is the article online (complete with errata up top) http://www.thenewsenterprise.com/content/law-enforcement-be-honored-service
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:I don't know how something like this makes into print, but here we are. "Hey, editor?" "What's up?" "Paper or plastic?" "Why?" "You're about to get sacked."
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Jan 8, 2015 19:55
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Huh? I went to a liberal college so for a while my Facebook would show these liberal news blog. They basically make wide swiping claims like "most policemen join so they can shoot miniorities". Then the next sentence is an link to a study done to prove their claim. Except the link is another article done by the same blog referencing a study but not proving a link to said study. I'll see if I can find an example.
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Shwqa posted:I went to a liberal college so for a while my Facebook would show these liberal news blog. They basically make wide swiping claims like "most policemen join so they can shoot miniorities". Then the next sentence is an link to a study done to prove their claim. Except the link is another article done by the same blog referencing a study but not proving a link to said study. I'll see if I can find an example. Oh I read your post as saying this was from a liberal news blog. I understand now.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:I don't know how something like this makes into print, but here we are. "RETRACTION: This story - as it appeared in print - contained a major error and misquoted Sheriff John Ward. The version here has been corrected. The newspaper apologizes to the sheriff and other law-enforcement officers because of its mistake. - Ben Sheroan, editor." http://www.thenewsenterprise.com/content/law-enforcement-be-honored-service Oh to be a fly on the wall at that office right now
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lumpycnt posted:Capybara's are the chillest - 90% of the pictures on Google of these dudes are just pics of them hanging out, being cool.  Sometimes they fight crime.
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JEEVES420 posted:Thats why he has the back up iron sights. "The batteries are dead again?!"
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Tochiazuma posted:"RETRACTION: This story - as it appeared in print - contained a major error and misquoted Sheriff John Ward. The version here has been corrected. The newspaper apologizes to the sheriff and other law-enforcement officers because of its mistake. - Ben Sheroan, editor." http://jimromenesko.com/2015/01/08/kentucky-newspaper-retracts-major-error-in-police-story/ Two people fired so far.
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rydiafan posted:
I think that's just a really ugly dog.
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http://tick.wikia.com/wiki/Speak
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cowboythreespeech posted:I think that's just a really ugly dog. Speciesist. 
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fullroundaction posted:Our tiny local zoo has a bunch of them and I told my girlfriend all I wanted for Christmas was her to arrange a deal where I got to pet one ... but she was unsuccessful in her negotiations with them. The zoo, not the capys. Why can't you pet the capybaras? That's mean.
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They're just doing that so when someone gets shot they are 100% unable to be blamed by the public. Edit: I don't actually know how guns work I just imagine not many bullets are coming out of that.
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Jan 9, 2015 00:42
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It's more aerodynamical that way
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I'm assuming that there aren't just guns where the magazines curve back like that normally here? Because... how do you manage to fit a magazine in backwards? Aren't they in some way keyed to only fit in the right way round?
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Jan 9, 2015 00:58
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More like "dust 'em." ewww look at that monitor
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thespaceinvader posted:I'm assuming that there aren't just guns where the magazines curve back like that normally here? Because... how do you manage to fit a magazine in backwards? Aren't they in some way keyed to only fit in the right way round? It's like USB sticks, at some point you just cannot take it anymore and jam it in there, consequences be damned.
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thespaceinvader posted:I'm assuming that there aren't just guns where the magazines curve back like that normally here? Because... how do you manage to fit a magazine in backwards? Aren't they in some way keyed to only fit in the right way round? They are keyed, but it's no match for retard strength. How they should look:  
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Snapchat A Titty posted:It's like USB sticks, at some point you just cannot take it anymore and jam it in there, consequences be damned. A friend of mine worked at rent a center and he got a laptop back from a guy who said "it works as long as you don't mess with that usb port." Turns out at some point they just smashed something in there loving it all up and if you so much as tapped the port it would shut off the computer.
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Len posted:Edit: I don't actually know how guns work I just imagine not many bullets are coming out of that. Exactly zero bullets are coming out of that gun (at least the barrel anyway). The bullet casings are designed to be struck on the rear end by the firing pin, which then sets off the primer and charge in the base of the bullet casing. The exhaust from the explosion then propels the actual bullet down the barrel, and complicated machinery cycles the chamber and puts a new round in for you. With the magazine backwards like that - assuming the gun didn't jam immediately when you tried to load a round into the firing chamber - when you pulled the trigger the firing pin would impact on the nose of the bullet, which might break the firing pin, but will do nothing else. Len posted:A friend of mine worked at rent a center and he got a laptop back from a guy who said "it works as long as you don't mess with that usb port." Turns out at some point they just smashed something in there loving it all up and if you so much as tapped the port it would shut off the computer. Short circuits are a beautiful thing.
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Yes, it's like a lava lamp.
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cowboythreespeech posted:I think that's just a really ugly dog. Indeed. 
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#2 is the only way to poop on a German poo poo shelf toilet. A.C. Slater that bitch. 
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None of those include top-tanking.
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bobthedinosaur posted:None of those include top-tanking. You don't upper decker your own loving toilet you idiot.
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Modern Day Hercules posted:You don't upper decker your own loving toilet you idiot. Who said it had to be your own toilet?
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lumpycnt posted:Yeah, cause the capybara would have been totally cool with you petting it all day, probably even invite you to pet its extended family and friends. mng posted:Why can't you pet the capybaras? Because there's a fence 
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