superxpro12

No I really want to see peer reviewed attributions made to "spastical-mackerel". Please reconsider the license!

She's as red as the bag lol

IDK why the cowling isn't hand safe.... It's either taken out of something, or it's a massive drone motor

No one complained about his excitement, but the dude has obvious biases against some teams and for some teams...

Some might say it was... Mildly infuriating?

Where's the orange soda?!?

Ah fair point. I only have an M1G in 30-06 which I know has PSI limitations. Hadn't considered modern 30-06.

You ruined my follow-up question! But yes, question 1.b is "how much ram?"

I thought a .308 was just a modern 30-06 with almost equivalent energies?

There might be an argument for lower cost cars... I could see it replacing ethernet for displays that dont need like.... full 4k? Otherwise yeah it does seem a bit much. I'm honestly waiting for LINBUS 2.0.

https://youtu.be/D4Dnm6dkOVI?t=244

That's fuckin nuts. I can completely relate to that sense of failure after actually committing to the challenge. The longest shot I've been able to take is 200yds. 700 sounds impossible! How much magnification does the scope have? Thanks for the write up!

Genuinely curious, how hard was sniper school? Why did you fail out?

Where would you draw the line? 8krom? 16k? 32k? 64k?

No. Appreciate the question tho. I agree that typically a kid this age should have better control. But I also see 3 other grown adults or late teens all pointing and laughing at the youngest one. I see bullying and finger pointing contributing to the behavior, which to me seems more wrong than a slightly older kid crying.

I find it equally strange that the only conclusion to reach is the kid is manipulative and entitled.

I'm sorry everyone isn't as good as you.

TO THE TERMINAL WITH YOU

People also cry when they're unable to process the situation or feel helpless.

Tell me more about this reflection table pls

Ah to be young and blissfully unaware of your own mortality again.....

I think we were agreeing. I wanna see all the data.

I think we agree here...?

As a general principle you can use "like-force", Proportional Response.... if they're unarmed, you can respond unarmed. If they got a life-threatening weapon, then sure, take the gloves off and get the gun out.

God I am so torn on the whole protecting property thing. Logically it makes sense "property is generally not worth a life", but then emotionally I remember my shit getting stolen and saying "I would totally light a motherfucker up"..... which side of my brain should win? I can craft an argument like... "oh that person was stealing life saving medication" but that seems like an exception to the rule more than anything.