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OMFG PTSD LOL PBUH posted:The 75th is essentially that Venn diagram in a lot of ways, brother. Whether it's young dumb rangers going GTAV on a bank with a Canadian on point and making plans or cutting off and bringing back an enemy KIA's hand after being asked for biometric confirmation from them while they're doing a post kinetic SSE. Dip, hazing, and DUIs are the pillars that regiment is built upon. One of my best friends ended up being implicated in an alleged terror plot while in the unit. From everything I heard, the bank robbery was conducted very well up to the point that they jumped into their POV with the plates on and drive straight on post. Pretty sure I knew the guy who cut the entire hand off for biometrics unless there is more than one time it happened, he walked up to someone on the objective after doing it and tapped them on the shoulder with the severed hand and asked them if "they needed a hand with anything" or something of that effect. I heard that FBI HRT has a picture of him holding the hand on the wall in their HQ. One Christmas a family member of mine asked if we worked with the local military and civilians a lot while overseas. My response was that rangers usually don't get along with civilians in the U.S., much less civilians on the opposite side of the planet.
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8lbsofanalsex posted:Pretty sure I knew the guy who cut the entire hand off for biometrics unless there is more than one time it happened, he walked up to someone on the objective after doing it and tapped them on the shoulder with the severed hand and asked them if "they needed a hand with anything" or something of that effect. I heard that FBI HRT has a picture of him holding the hand on the wall in their HQ.  I heard about the hand when we got a quick class from the FBI guys about gathering DNA , but didn't hear he asked if someone needed a hand. Another good one I heard was the sniper that shot a guy running from the objective that was holding a baby. The bullet ended up killing both of them, and the sniper likes to claim it counts as 1 1/2 kills.
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Volcanos are extremely my poo poo.
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Apr 25, 2015 23:18
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I'm pretending it's something else 
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Me too.
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Duzzy Funlop posted:Volcanos are extremely my poo poo. 
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Apr 26, 2015 00:57
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Willy Pete posted:They're natures thermonuclear weapons. The impressive ones like Krakatoa and Mt St Helens well exceed the energy output of our bombs.
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Stultus Maximus posted:The impressive ones like Krakatoa and Mt St Helens well exceed the energy output of our bombs. Can you imagine Mt St Helens in a 24 hour news cycle world. There would have been 28k fps of that going down.
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SquirrelyPSU posted:Can you imagine Mt St Helens in a 24 hour news cycle world. There would have been 28k fps of that going down. I'm waiting for our Pompeii. People frozen in time staring at their phones.
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Apr 26, 2015 01:32
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The best part of Yellowstone possibly erupting in our lifetime will be telling everyone in Wyoming to get the gently caress out of Wyoming.
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Apr 26, 2015 01:44
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gonna get drunk and do some weird stuff like it's 2010 again
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Duzzy Funlop posted:The best part of Yellowstone possibly erupting in our lifetime will be telling everyone in Wyoming to get the gently caress out of Wyoming. There's like fewer people in Wyoming than in my freshman year calculus lecture hall.
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Apr 26, 2015 01:52
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I'd love to see a loving active volcano. poo poo would rule
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Apr 26, 2015 01:55
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trigger warning: awful music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bU1QPtOZQZU
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Apr 26, 2015 01:56
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nwin posted:I'd love to see a loving active volcano. poo poo would rule I assume you mean a stratovolcano or cinder cone and not some Hawaii hot molasses poo poo.
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EVA BRAUN BLOWJOBS posted:trigger warning: awful music would an asteroid that big throw earth off it's orbit?
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maybe we've been looking at the solution to an asteroid impact the wrong way around instead of taking the risk to launch and land a bunch of swarthy convicts with hearts of gold and a can-do attitude on a cosmic speck to detonate a big nuke on it, why not detonate a shitload more nukes somewhere nice and easy to hit on the earth's surface to push it out of the way of the asteroid? depending on which spot you pick, you could solve several problems at once
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Apr 26, 2015 02:27
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Cole posted:would an asteroid that big throw earth off it's orbit? It would significantly speed up its orbital decay, yes.
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at the date posted:maybe we've been looking at the solution to an asteroid impact the wrong way around It would take something ten orders of magnitude greater than a nuclear bomb to alter earth's orbit in any way.
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Duzzy Funlop posted:The best part of Yellowstone possibly erupting in our lifetime will be telling everyone in Wyoming to get the gently caress out of Wyoming. Also the rest of North America.
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Apr 26, 2015 02:33
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I drank too much Fireball last night and showed up to work 20 minutes late still drunk. #enlisted
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Stultus Maximus posted:It would take something ten orders of magnitude greater than a nuclear bomb to alter earth's orbit in any way. Yea but don't we have lots of them anyways?
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Stultus Maximus posted:It would take something ten orders of magnitude greater than a nuclear bomb to alter earth's orbit in any way. so lets just set off like all of our nukes at one time in one location and see what happens call it a science experiment
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Scott Manley does a little talk on the forces required for changing orbits using KSP. Should give you an idea on how loving hard it is to do. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G01NoaTM46o
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Anybody good at troubleshooting wifi bullshit? Got a new Cisco DPC3941T wireless AC/N modem/router from Comcast. Intermittently the internet connection goes to poo poo on wifi...I think it stays normal on a wired connection, based on the one time I checked. During the most recent bout of everything losing connection to the internet (laptop, xbox) I pinged the router, and instead of the usual 2-5ms, I was getting 700-1200ms. Pinging google returned results of around 2000ms instead of the usual 50-70. Then magically it'll clear up. Renewing IP poo poo doesn't do anything, resetting the modem doesn't do anything. I don't think I've ever had a problem that couldn't be solved in the most basic steps that wasn't actually a hardware problem, so at this point I'm stumped.
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Apr 26, 2015 02:47
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Godholio posted:Anybody good at troubleshooting wifi bullshit? unplug it and plug it back in
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unplug it and plug it back in
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Apr 26, 2015 02:58
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Godholio posted:Anybody good at troubleshooting wifi bullshit? Call Comcast tech support.
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I've tried unplugging it and plugging it back in.NoNostalgia4Grover posted:Call Comcast tech support.   Edit: This is why merging chat and drunk threads was a bad idea.
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Godholio posted:Got a new Cisco DPC3941T wireless AC/N modem/router from Comcast. There's your problem. Serious answer, get a decent wireless router and use that.
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real answer: it sounds like there is Comcast DNS issues or possibly physical line damage somewhere. that's why you need to call Comcast tech support & find out if there is any regional issues happening.
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NoNostalgia4Grover posted:real answer: it sounds like there is Comcast DNS issues or possibly physical line damage somewhere. The new modem/router arrived about a week ago. It didn't solve the problems, because there was line damage between the house and the cable box on the street. That line was replaced Tuesday (I contacted them Monday, they had an opening Tuesday), buried Friday. The problems mostly cleared up...it was actually much worse before. That's what gave me the idea to ping the router, I figured it was probably an issue with that, rather than another bad line. How does a bad ping to/from the router indicate line/DNS issues? I thought I was cutting all that out by going only to the router instead of an external test. I did reconnect the old N300. I've got the laptop connected to that while the kid plays xbox on the Cisco network. Naturally there hasn't been a hiccup (it was happening about every 5 minutes when I decided to post about it), so now I'm wondering if there's something about my laptop that's not playing nice with the cisco.
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Have you connected directly to the modern and ran diagnostics to rule that out as a source?
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Stultus Maximus posted:It would take something ten orders of magnitude greater than a nuclear bomb to alter earth's orbit in any way. hmmmm you make some good points
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Duzzy Funlop posted:What does not belong? Kevin Casey in the UFC, obviously.
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C such my dick what kind is wrong sugar no single chocks this is bullshit
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Don't put me at a table with ask married chocks this is some fixing horsehair
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Drunk swipe typing is more entertaining than regular drunk typing It's like reading a poorly translated instruction sheet
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For cable issues, you can usually look at your cable modem at 192.168.100.1. This has been consistent through four different modems I've had since 2008. That can tell you if there's anything wrong with the cable connection itself. As far as your wifi, take that poo poo back. Comcast is actually using your connection to put out a public unsecured network for people to connect to. Presumably they are separate from your home network, but gently caress trusting that poo poo. Personally I have a motorola modem and an apple time capsule that loving owns bones.
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