5839 pts ยท April 11, 2013
Just a regular aircraft mechanic who likes rockets and memes.
When I was much younger working at a Dairy Queen someone pronounced it as "peckins" like Ekans the Pokemon as a joke. I have since only referred to them this way. People don't love it.
Shaggy's back!!!
There is no need to be upset.
"feel gooood"
Honestly I expected it to already be here.
"its imperative that the cylinder remains undamaged"
Yes probably lol
They also used a Makarov pistol for a while, although I can't remember if it was before or after this one
Based on this picture I can see how one would think that, it had a sheath that would be used to prevent that though. Here it is with the sheath on.
Oooh actually this thing is pretty neat imo. Hello all, space and former gun nerd here. It's actually a triple barreled break action gun with a machete that attached as a stock (there was a sheath to go over it to prevent harm to the user) the gun could shoot three types of rounds, the two upper barrels were for a special made shotgun round (about 40 gauge) and the lower one shot the 5.45x39 rifle cartridge. I *think* the shotgun barrels could also accept a flare cartridge. It's called the TP-82
I always found this line of thinking really confusing. I was raised as a Mennonite (pacifists among other things) and Jesus LITERALLY says "love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you" like....... Seems pretty straightforward.I'm not religious anymore but I do remember this being one of the things that denominations really disagreed on.
/s?
There is....... So much optic on that guy's rifle on the left. Like...... How do you love guns that much and choose to do that?
I have no idea, this was quite a while ago. He did go to the hospital. Unsure of what all his symptoms were.
Y'know I was actually wondering if that was the case haha. Thanks for doing the math!
Probably? He went to the hospital was all I remember. It was certainly one of the choices of all time.
A guy from my highschool did something similar. He made an "80 hour energy" by combining 16 of them. It did not go very well for him.
I hope so! It's the paperwork side of things that's got me the most worried lol
Thanks. I usually get this way when I start a new job but this time is even more so, because it's been 6 years.
Yeah. I've been trying to work on that mindset. It's weird how difficult it is to do.
Isn't it though?!? I think about that from time to time and it's always like.......... We are so small
I've thrown out exactly zero insults. All I wanted to do was offer a different perspective on something that I think isn't exactly correct but I hear repeated often. And judging by the other comments here on this post I think I'm not the only one who shares this perspective.
You seem to just want to argue. I have no interest in discussing this with someone who is going to resort to insults.
Ok, but like, what I said can still be true. It's true that many things are built cheaply, this has always been true. Companies want to make money. However, it's also true that there are manufacturers that will make a higher quality product and charge much more for it. It's just that now the majority of people can't afford that, so we experience the cheaper stuff more often in our day to day.
Idk if this is necessarily true. I've heard it explained as a form of "survivorship bias." We only see the well built antique stuff nowadays. I'm sure there were cheaper brands that existed back then that we don't have a lot of surviving examples of. Same as today. If you have the money you can get higher quality things that will last, but the issue is most people can't afford those.
Ill try. Not very easy some days.
My therapist is having me write a few wins in my journal every day. Started a week ago. I'm still at the point where it feels kinda like I'm just kidding myself and reaching for straws but who knows. I'm not super bought into it which might make it not work.
I really struggle with this unfortunately. It just kinda feels like people that tell me this are saying "have you tried ignoring it?" (This isn't meant to be swatting down your point it's just genuinely difficult for me)
That filler primer is the bees knees. I use it for rockets because it fills the spirals in the tube really well. I had thought of the warm water trick though, that is super good advice!!
When I was much younger working at a Dairy Queen someone pronounced it as "peckins" like Ekans the Pokemon as a joke. I have since only referred to them this way. People don't love it.
Shaggy's back!!!
There is no need to be upset.
"feel gooood"
Honestly I expected it to already be here.
"its imperative that the cylinder remains undamaged"
Yes probably lol
They also used a Makarov pistol for a while, although I can't remember if it was before or after this one
Based on this picture I can see how one would think that, it had a sheath that would be used to prevent that though. Here it is with the sheath on.
Oooh actually this thing is pretty neat imo. Hello all, space and former gun nerd here. It's actually a triple barreled break action gun with a machete that attached as a stock (there was a sheath to go over it to prevent harm to the user) the gun could shoot three types of rounds, the two upper barrels were for a special made shotgun round (about 40 gauge) and the lower one shot the 5.45x39 rifle cartridge. I *think* the shotgun barrels could also accept a flare cartridge. It's called the TP-82
I always found this line of thinking really confusing. I was raised as a Mennonite (pacifists among other things) and Jesus LITERALLY says "love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you" like....... Seems pretty straightforward.
I'm not religious anymore but I do remember this being one of the things that denominations really disagreed on.
/s?
There is....... So much optic on that guy's rifle on the left. Like...... How do you love guns that much and choose to do that?
I have no idea, this was quite a while ago. He did go to the hospital. Unsure of what all his symptoms were.
Y'know I was actually wondering if that was the case haha. Thanks for doing the math!
Probably? He went to the hospital was all I remember. It was certainly one of the choices of all time.
A guy from my highschool did something similar. He made an "80 hour energy" by combining 16 of them. It did not go very well for him.
I hope so! It's the paperwork side of things that's got me the most worried lol
Thanks. I usually get this way when I start a new job but this time is even more so, because it's been 6 years.
Yeah. I've been trying to work on that mindset. It's weird how difficult it is to do.
Isn't it though?!? I think about that from time to time and it's always like.......... We are so small
I've thrown out exactly zero insults. All I wanted to do was offer a different perspective on something that I think isn't exactly correct but I hear repeated often. And judging by the other comments here on this post I think I'm not the only one who shares this perspective.
You seem to just want to argue. I have no interest in discussing this with someone who is going to resort to insults.
Ok, but like, what I said can still be true. It's true that many things are built cheaply, this has always been true. Companies want to make money. However, it's also true that there are manufacturers that will make a higher quality product and charge much more for it. It's just that now the majority of people can't afford that, so we experience the cheaper stuff more often in our day to day.
Idk if this is necessarily true. I've heard it explained as a form of "survivorship bias." We only see the well built antique stuff nowadays. I'm sure there were cheaper brands that existed back then that we don't have a lot of surviving examples of. Same as today. If you have the money you can get higher quality things that will last, but the issue is most people can't afford those.
Ill try. Not very easy some days.
My therapist is having me write a few wins in my journal every day. Started a week ago. I'm still at the point where it feels kinda like I'm just kidding myself and reaching for straws but who knows. I'm not super bought into it which might make it not work.
I really struggle with this unfortunately. It just kinda feels like people that tell me this are saying "have you tried ignoring it?" (This isn't meant to be swatting down your point it's just genuinely difficult for me)
That filler primer is the bees knees. I use it for rockets because it fills the spirals in the tube really well. I had thought of the warm water trick though, that is super good advice!!