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Lost 4lbs and I got a job. Today is p sweet.
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Jun 17, 2016 20:20
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BraveUlysses posted:better question, why are you guys still replying to this poo poo tier troll? You're right I should read the past five pages of gun debate and earnestly try to continue the discussion.
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Jun 17, 2016 20:24
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Ether Frenzy posted:Counterpoint: I played football (tackle) on asphalt playgrounds from 2nd-6th grade, then played both sides of the ball organized tackle for 7 years including a year as a WR at a Div-II school (also in the same era as you, when the high school and junior high helmets were 10+ years old and "It kinda fits" was good enough) and I never got a single lingering injury playing football, have many great memories and life-long friends from it, and would wholeheartedly recommend my 5 year old nephews to play if they want to. It made me exceptionally good at catching things with one hand! A critical career and life skill. I absolutely loved football. I loved the contact, the comaraderie, the toughness. I loved to hit. If I could light you up, hombre, you better be strapped in tight because I'm coming for you. I am convinced my issues aren't from games, its from practice and specifically, drills. Oklahomas? Every day. Bull in the ring? Twice a practice. Tackling drills, bounce and thud drills. Our own variation of the Oklahoma was ball carrier and tackler 5-7 yards apart. Tackler on their back. Whistle blows, tackler has to flip over, find the ball carrier and tackle them. And 14-17 year old me in high school loved being 'starter and team captain on the football team'. The Letterman's jacket. Cheerleaders wanting to wear the jacket. Little kids thinking you're cool because you play football. Team breakfast on Fridays and team dinner before game. Big crowd cheering when you scored or the oooooooh when you lay someone out. Pictures and name in the newspaper. Week long football camp at a nearby boy scout camp with three a day practices. drat good fun and alot of really great memories. I don't know that I would expressly forbid my kid from playing, but I'm not in any way encouraging it. Plus he doesn't (at this point) have the mentality for it. He's tough, but not aggressive.
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Jun 17, 2016 20:39
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Well I mean obviously, if you've got guns what the gently caress do you need swords for? Turn that poo poo into plowshares. Also for a second I thought he was swinging the hammer at his own junk which pretty much sums up talking gun control.
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Jun 17, 2016 21:09
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Pham Nuwen posted:Also for a second I thought he was swinging the hammer at his own junk which pretty much sums up talking gun control. It looks like he's hit his junk a few times already.
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Jun 17, 2016 21:22
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but what if im a god-fearing petunia farmer with varmints everywhere in this land of 400 million people.
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Jun 17, 2016 21:23
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Cakefool posted:I shoot a bow and arrow for fun because it's fun, should that be banned because it's a weapon and I don't use it to hunt for food? Shooting live anything with a bow and arrow is illegal in the UK. Moving on from guns, Aldi is selling Wagyu steak so what's the best sauce to put on it to cover the burnt bits when it's well done?
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Jun 17, 2016 21:42
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freelop posted:Shooting live anything with a bow and arrow is illegal in the UK. Ketchup, or if you're feeling fancy, Heinz 57. Heinz 57 is to sauce like Miller High Life is to beer. The fanciest.
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Jun 17, 2016 21:44
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freelop posted:Moving on from guns, Aldi is selling Wagyu steak so what's the best sauce to put on it to cover the burnt bits when it's well done? can we go back to gun talk? that's less of a 
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Jun 17, 2016 21:45
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Dude needs to turn his sword into some chain mail pants. I got called a "dirty hipster" for driving the multipla today, equal parts hilarious and confusing. I like it though. If it did better than 40 mpg I'd drive it everywhere if I slowed down it'd do 50mpg. How much is an airbag set-up? freelop posted:Shooting live anything with a bow and arrow is illegal in the UK. This was stressed quite emphatically in training, I have no desire to torture small animals. freelop posted:Moving on from guns, Aldi is selling Wagyu steak so what's the best sauce to put on it to cover the burnt bits when it's well done? 50/50 Worcester/ketchup. 
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Jun 17, 2016 21:46
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freelop posted:Shooting live anything with a bow and arrow is illegal in the UK. A cheeto tapenade.
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freelop posted:Shooting live anything with a bow and arrow is illegal in the UK. If it's well done it belongs in the bin
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Jun 17, 2016 21:51
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Sauce on steak smdh.
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Jun 17, 2016 21:56
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When it comes to sports and injuries, I think it's important to remember that a lot of it is a case by case thing. Some people play football for years and have no issues. Others play for a year and quit due to injuries. It's refreshing to hear that parents are reluctant to sign their kids up for football. I was afraid there would be a lot of "well I played for Xmas amount of years and I'm fine, the science is wrong!"
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Jun 17, 2016 22:04
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Guys, I'm out of my depth here, I need help. My wife and I moved to New Mexico from California last summer. She wanted to "save money" by not registering her car in NM until the CA reg was almost up. Her car, at the time, had a lien with Toyota. In January, we sent the request to Toyota saying we need the title sent to NM DMV to register it. They said they'll have to request a paper title from the CA DMV. Then, as we're waiting for that, my wife decides to pay off the loan. Now Toyota says that they're no longer the lienholder and cannot get the title from CA. The CA DMV, on the other hand, claim they still show Toyota as lienholder and that they in fact issued them a title in February. We sent in a request for duplicate title but CA claims 1) they never received it, and 2) since Toyota still shows as a lienholder it wouldn't have worked anyway. It's been so long, NM no longer wants to give us temporary registrations. So we have a car that apparently cannot be registered anywhere anymore. We don't have a title. Toyota doesn't have a title. CA DMV won't give us a title. What the gently caress do we do?
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Jun 17, 2016 22:20
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Pound on eardrums higher up on the Toyota Financial food chain.
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Jun 17, 2016 22:27
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Cakefool posted:This was stressed quite emphatically in training, I have no desire to torture small animals. How is shooting an animal with a bow torture?
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Jun 17, 2016 22:28
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I'm looking at used sprinter type vans and was wondering if anyone here has experience with them. Anything to be wary of or avoid? I'm in the SoCal market so rust shouldn't be an issue but I'll still keep an eye out as I've seen a some here and there. I'm looking specifically for high roof models and preferably diesel. I'd mostly be hauling motorcycles and maybe the odd job for old people hauling Costco items home for their sweet old person money. It would be used for the occasional summer trip up the coast to visit family in the NW, too. So, thoughts? Edit: unless I have to talk about shooting things, then I guess I should add I like guns? Especially the completely legal, silenced .22 pistol I shot while up in Oregon visiting the in laws. So quiet we didn't even need earpro! Then we had smoked turkey from my parents who have a farm but they don't have any guns themselves. All of their neighbors do and occasionally they hire the kids to stay up late and shoot at coyotes and other predators. El Jebus fucked around with this message at 22:36 on Jun 17, 2016 |
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Jun 17, 2016 22:31
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fyodor posted:Sauce on steak smdh. Abominable practice.
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Jun 17, 2016 22:37
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QuarkMartial posted:Lost 4lbs and I got a job. Today is p sweet. Dang, that's a strict employment requirement. Airline
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Jun 17, 2016 22:37
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While the USA can have some gun violence, I bet you UK duders wish you could see rear end like this on the daily https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wO89_H7GqaQ :nsfw:
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Jun 17, 2016 22:56
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Cakefool posted:I got called a "dirty hipster" for driving the multipla today, equal parts hilarious and confusing. I like it though. If it did better than 40 mpg I'd drive it everywhere if I slowed down it'd do 50mpg. How much is an airbag set-up? Pham Nuwen posted:What the gently caress do we do? When I hear these stories from the US, it makes me very glad for the DVLA - despite a lot of people bagging on them - actually being really easy to deal with for this stuff.
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Jun 17, 2016 23:04
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There's hipsters in other countries? What in the purple gently caress? Hey Tusen Takk, how do you pronounce MØ ? This Danish artist apparently gets bitchy when you prounouce it "MOO". I mean, I know the umlauts on Deutsche words, but the Ø is a whole 'nother level. E: I wish I could show you guys the website I just wrapped up, but the doxxing would be strong, and a lot of SA people are buttholes. BloodBag fucked around with this message at 23:14 on Jun 17, 2016 |
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Jun 17, 2016 23:09
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Dude, what's wrong with your penis?
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Jun 17, 2016 23:34
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meatpimp posted:Pound on eardrums higher up on the Toyota Financial food chain. The wife did this, turns out if you talk to someone a little higher up they do have the title after all, and will be overnighting it. Cool.
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Jun 17, 2016 23:38
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corn in the fridge posted:If it's well done it belongs in the bin A VERY good post
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BloodBag posted:There's hipsters in other countries? What in the purple gently caress? I think it's pronounced "low-rent Lykke Li."
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Jun 17, 2016 23:57
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ux9azE2JBNA
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BloodBag posted:While the USA can have some gun violence, I bet you UK duders wish you could see rear end like this on the daily You underestimate how fat our society is. Speaking of fat, I just watched a Kevin Smith film called Tusk and it's possibly the worst thing I've seen in a loooooong time.
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Jun 18, 2016 00:38
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TT, I'm genuinely curious. Could you tell me why I shouldn't be allowed to own a gun to protect my livestock?
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Jun 18, 2016 00:46
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freelop posted:Moving on from guns, Aldi is selling Wagyu steak so what's the best sauce to put on it to cover the burnt bits when it's well done?
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Noise Complaint posted:TT, I'm genuinely curious. Could you tell me why I shouldn't be allowed to own a gun to protect my livestock? Because it's a slippery slope from protecting chickens to guarding puckins.
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Noise Complaint posted:TT, I'm genuinely curious. Could you tell me why I shouldn't be allowed to own a gun to protect my livestock? Because guns give anyone from australia uncomfortable and confusing erections.
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Jun 18, 2016 00:59
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Big Daddy Keynes posted:one thing that would be nice for us gun laws would be some kind of storage requirement like down here in aus where the cops come and check out the storage area with heavy penalties for not following them. i also dont see the point in having a >10 round magazine or a handgun although it would be fun as heck im sure. i read somewhere that the vast majority of gun crime is done by cheap handguns in the states so some sort of floor price on handguns might be something worth looking at. if banning handguns outright would be too problematic to pass (its a democracy after all) We have a problem in that last bit because literally any excuse a US cop has to come into your house is essentially probable cause to toss the place if they 'thought they smelled weed'. Setting a price floor? It'd be easier to just cut the manufacturers a check directly.
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Jun 18, 2016 01:07
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Meat is murder milk is rape why do you want a death machine to guard your immoral livelihood
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Jun 18, 2016 01:07
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Why is a Subaru downpipe such a loving oval office to remove
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CommieGIR posted:No sports but motorsports QFT I've been road racing motorcycles for like 8 years or so now, and I can only chuckle to myself and roll my eyes when the dudes at work start poo poo-talking each other about who's more badass for playing what ball-sport. I've had some pretty fuckin' close calls. I do enjoy hearing your guys' stories though, it's pretty neat stuff. 
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iwentdoodie posted:Why is a Subaru downpipe such a loving oval office to remove Because Japan, you can replace Subaru with Nissan, Toyota, Honda etc...
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iwentdoodie posted:Why is a Subaru downpipe such a loving oval office to remove Pb blaster soak, then get the top two with a big rear end wrench. The rest come off under the car with an impact gun, flex socket, and extension. The heat shields are really the bigger pain in the rear end, but breaking a few of the bolts isn't a big deal.
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