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    Firearms and firewater
    Last October I built a rifle, which was really cool. Ground-up sort of thing (save for CNCing everything myself).

    About to purchase my second suppressor soon, one which fits most/all of my rifle calibers. I already have one for my pistols.


    As for firewater, I'm close to being considered a science experiment due to my output:dependency ratio.

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    This lenght is annoying:



    Not long enough for a bun, but long enough for a girly pigtail
    Yea, I'm that way with misspellings.

    Homeless people trying to build a cardboard city in my backyard. Do I A. Call the landlord B. Call the police C. Turn on sprinklers?
    It's Utah, bro.

    Heat the toaster up, buckah buckah.

    You're a white ginger in Utah. You won't be convicted of shit.
     

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    ßöмßäяðîëя;5825204 said:
    Last October I built a rifle, which was really cool. Ground-up sort of thing (save for CNCing everything myself).

    About to purchase my second suppressor soon, one which fits most/all of my rifle calibers. I already have one for my pistols.


    As for firewater, I'm close to being considered a science experiment due to my output:dependency ratio.

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    Yea, I'm that way with misspellings.



    It's Utah, bro.

    Heat the toaster up, buckah buckah.

    You're a white ginger in Utah. You won't be convicted of shit.
    I’m like the only white male in Utah who doesn’t own a fire arm.

    Does your pipe rifle fire more than a .38?
     

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    Homeless people trying to build a cardboard city in my backyard. Do I A. Call the landlord B. Call the police C. Turn on sprinklers?
    Call the police is the only solution. It might not solve the homeless problem but very effective for moving it out of your backyard.In my experience the police can always find a reason, legitimate or less legitimate, to get rid of them.

    Sometimes it can create some ridiculous situations though. I very briefly lived in the city of Humboldt and experienced something like this. As all cities in California, it has a problem with the homeless. To deal with this problem the town had passed an ordinance where it a person could not "loiter" in the same location within city limits for longer than two hours. The homeless would then have to move to another spot every few hours and then on etc.

    It made the downtown this bizarre mix of musical chairs and a clock where you could often tell the time of day by what homeless people were in front of what building.

    ßöмßäяðîëя;5825204 said:
    Last October I built a rifle, which was really cool. Ground-up sort of thing (save for CNCing everything myself).

    About to purchase my second suppressor soon, one which fits most/all of my rifle calibers. I already have one for my pistols.


    As for firewater, I'm close to being considered a science experiment due to my output:dependency ratio.
    :tup: suppressors are badass but i don't have firearms license so its a no go.

    Did I mention I recently bought an LMT Defender 2000? I probably did...proud of that one. Depending on my bonus this year i've been considering buying one of my pops old SCARs. Faggot doesn't need three of them.
    I’m like the only white male in Utah who doesn’t own a fire arm.

    Does your pipe rifle fire more than a .38?
    Pipe weapons are the tits.
     

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    Call the police is the only solution. It might not solve the homeless problem but very effective for moving it out of your backyard.In my experience the police can always find a reason, legitimate or less legitimate, to get rid of them.

    Sometimes it can create some ridiculous situations though. I very briefly lived in the city of Humboldt and experienced something like this. As all cities in California, it has a problem with the homeless. To deal with this problem the town had passed an ordinance where it a person could not "loiter" in the same location within city limits for longer than two hours. The homeless would then have to move to another spot every few hours and then on etc.

    It made the downtown this bizarre mix of musical chairs and a clock where you could often tell the time of day by what homeless people were in front of what building.


    :tup: suppressors are badass but i don't have firearms license so its a no go.

    Did I mention I recently bought an LMT Defender 2000? I probably did...proud of that one. Depending on my bonus this year i've been considering buying one of my pops old SCARs. Faggot doesn't need three of them.


    Pipe weapons are the tits.
    I went out and talked to them. They didn’t think anyone lived here. Dipped out shortly after.

    It’s odd, I live in a really nice neighborhood. Between a couple of health spas. I was surprised those guys didn’t say anything.
     

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    Homeless people trying to build a cardboard city in my backyard. Do I A. Call the landlord B. Call the police C. Turn on sprinklers?
    D. Start marking your territory by walking the perimeter of your yard with your pants down and taking a dump in each corner.

    Wipe with a tissue and leave it there at each stop.

    ßöмßäяðîëя;5825204 said:
    Last October I built a rifle, which was really cool. Ground-up sort of thing (save for CNCing everything myself).

    About to purchase my second suppressor soon, one which fits most/all of my rifle calibers. I already have one for my pistols.


    As for firewater, I'm close to being considered a science experiment due to my output:dependency ratio.
    Sweet. Building my own, I'd be afraid of blowing my fingers off.

    And here's to high-functioning alcoholics. :pint:

    It's Utah, bro.

    Heat the toaster up, buckah buckah.

    You're a white ginger in Utah. You won't be convicted of shit.
    On point.

    I went out and talked to them. They didn’t think anyone lived here. Dipped out shortly after.

    It’s odd, I live in a really nice neighborhood. Between a couple of health spas. I was surprised those guys didn’t say anything.
    I thought SLC was known for their rad Romney programs where they figured out that it was cheaper to just give the homeless people houses rather than pay for services to support them. You should be squatting in their homes, bro.

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    Florida man!
     

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    Damn, I don't know if you heard, but I survived a wild weekend here in Lisbon where the temperatures got hotter than f@ck.

    Lisbon set an all-time recorded high at 44ºC thanks to some Sahara Desert weather patterns that blew up north and tore things up. We had been having an unseasonably cool summer up until that point.

    And nobody has air conditioning here. Walking 1.5km from my apartment to the Oceanarium through stops in public water parks on the way, my eyes were still burning like fire. I hadn't experienced anything like that since I spent a May in Delhi, India -- before the monsoons, when it gets 10000ºC outside by 10am, where the winds come in from the Thar Desert, sandblast the skin off of your face, and cause the skies to go pitch black and implode with lightning storms.

    I mention this because, as I sit at my desk, the outer layer of dead skin is starting to peel off of my eyelids from the psycho damage that the blast of Sahara Desert air caused me over the weekend...

    Whack.
     

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    Damn, I don't know if you heard, but I survived a wild weekend here in Lisbon where the temperatures got hotter than f@ck.

    Lisbon set an all-time recorded high at 44ºC thanks to some Sahara Desert weather patterns that blew up north and tore things up. We had been having an unseasonably cool summer up until that point.

    And nobody has air conditioning here. Walking 1.5km from my apartment to the Oceanarium through stops in public water parks on the way, my eyes were still burning like fire. I hadn't experienced anything like that since I spent a May in Delhi, India -- before the monsoons, where the winds come in from the Thar Desert, sandblast the skin off of your face, and cause the skies to go pitch black and implode with lightning storms.

    I mention this because, as I sit at my desk, the outer layer of dead skin is starting to peel off of my eyelids from the psycho damage that the blast of Sahara Desert air caused me over the weekend...

    Whack.

    Air conditioning does not exist in Europe. Doesn't matter if you live in a region where you regularly get over 40°C weather.
     

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