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Smeggie

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  1. Holy Cow okay I'll take it down until it's right LOL
  2. ** UPDATE ** I took the photo down as it appears it may have not been entirely accurate I put together the results (I think) based on @Ruggerxi's reply to me. I figured some people were interested in knowing what idiot goes with which baby.... I apologize if I got some wrong (you can blame Rugger)
  3. Agree with me or not, but this crap pisses me off...... Remember....racism is a learned trait.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pb-M6iPtM5w
  4. Absolutely. It will make for a MUCH more pleasant gaming experience. However, with one of the lower ping's on the server, it did nothing to improve my game play! LOL
  5. 1GB connection didn't do crap for my game, so my money is on NO! LOL
  6. Awwww man, hope you and mom recover quick. Take care of yourselves....
  7. Good thing your shoulder is outta whack for a while! LOL That's pretty cool, I had never heard of one of those!
  8. Yea I actually started taking screen shots and dumping them into a word document for reference. It doesn't matter that was hard as heck and probably only got a couple correct anyway
  9. This is because your session is timing out and you are being logged off. This happened to me as well.
  10. You know what @StormCrow your story got to me (I must have got some of that dust in my eyes!). Seriously I could not be more happy for you. I am thrilled you reconnected with your son after all those years and got to meet your Granddaughter. Thanks for sharing your story....all of it. You're a really good dude.
  11. In all honesty they are a blast to ride. When we had our son, we didn't have the time to deal with a larger boat. So we traded the boat in for a 3 seater Kawasaki. We live near the river and it was easy to drop it in and spend a couple hours on the water. We'd spend hours water skiing and tubing and it was a great platform for doing that. But as he got older we found ourselves out of room. Plus he didn't want to spend the time to get his PWC certification. So we dumped it and got into a larger boat. Meant no disrespect to you, it sounds like you definitely got a handle on things. But I'll tell you, around these parts it's everyone for themselves...
  12. Used to have a jet ski (and boats)....now can't stand them anymore. Been boating for 40+ years. Jet Skier's have zero etiquette around other boats / boaters. They are like gnats. Annoying as hell
  13. You'll be easy to figure out because you're the only one wearing a trench coat in both!
  14. This is sweet @Tron you need to record her reaction (good or bad)!
  15. Oh I had typed up something much more direct than you typed. I find no humor in this at all....quite the opposite frankly.
  16. I can barely play the 15 year old game I have, why would I put myself through that misery?
  17. Ping went from 19-20 to 72-73. Its laggier for me I was killing it in game. Of course I was playing by myself......
  18. But did you retire your trench coat?
  19. You don't need a new friggin' puter....just bunny hop faster you're already impossible to hit!
  20. Hahaha Lead Foot! Looks like a great trip! Never been, looks beautiful!
  21. So I'd like to understand how an AR-15 is different than most other semi-auto rifles or handguns for that matter? You're right it isn't. In 1907 you could order a Winchester model 1907, A high powered centerfire rifle with detachable high capacity magazines, from the Sears catalog. And it was shipped via USPS. There are an estimated 400 million firearms in the united states, over 20 million of those are AR styled rifles. But somehow it's now an AR problem? Wrong, this is a societal problem. 77% of all mass shootings have been done with handguns, not AR / semi-auto rifles. Take cars away from people. Because they may use it and kill someone while driving drunk. That is attacking the symptom and not the problem. Relax HIPAA laws so that doctors are required to red flag patients that pose a potential threat to the public. Make insurance companies pay for mental health services. Like a local county here just passed, they are putting in bulletproof vestibules in all of their schools that they can lock criminals in when they come to do harm to kids. Just like banks have. If teachers don't want to carry, then train, certify and pay people to carry and protect our kids in schools. I know a lot of people that are out of work that would love to help protect the kids. There are a number of things that could have a big impact. But people have a difficult time separating emotion from real facts and logic. I get it I am pissed too! However, new legislation and banning firearms will have no impact at this point. There are just too many out there and they have no idea where they are. My 2 cents
  22. There is so much I want to say in a reply to this. However, I will keep those thoughts to myself (for now). Just know that I am in complete agreement with you regarding mental health. I stated that in my first response. How we got to this mental health crisis is the real issue. Treating mental health issues are really just attacking the symptoms of a much deeper problem with society. Federal background checks are already done on every legally purchased firearm in the United States. Want to improve them? Sure...how? Will raising the age to 21 help? Perhaps ever so slightly. The average age of mass shooters is 33.2 years of age. How do you tell a 20 year old soldier in the U.S. Army that is trained (probably expertly so) that he cannot own his own rifle? Remember, at age 18, every male in the united states is required to register for the selective service. Do we raise the minimum age to join the U.S. Military to 21? If so you just decimated the United States Military. So many thoughts that surround this. I applaud your impassioned response to the crisis at hand. I want nothing more than for it to stop. Yet I also understand that there are absolutely no laws or legislation that will achieve the result desired.
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