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Jacob Drafts

Former combat engineer. Current before cure tire repairman.

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2024-09-19 05:59:00

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I’m leaning towards a no on that one.

2024-08-16 21:52:26

https://youtu.be/ER2bby2YK9U?si=7F3fc3iHFHLHo-7Q

2024-08-13 07:02:09

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_stew

2024-08-13 05:41:43

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I fix my coworkers mistakes for a living so the workload varies. They make the products on the line and when a mistake is made in a unit they send it to me and I fix it by hand. My belt holds 11 units before it’s backing up the main line and I don’t like to have downtime. I routinely skip meetings as a waste of my time. No one’s said anything to me yet so I guess I’ll keep skipping them.

2024-08-13 05:32:22

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That’s why I eat early. I might not get a lunch break depending on what happens at work.

2024-08-13 01:01:29

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Being a good governor when you can’t start bombing foreigners is easy. Foreign policy is a a deal breaker for me. However good the person might be domestically.

2024-08-12 20:41:40

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Usually a couple hours after I wake up I eat something before work. I’m on my feet moving for 12 hours though. I don’t know that I’d call that heavy labor though.

2024-08-12 20:39:51

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I work two weeks on days and then two weeks on nights. I’ve noticed I get hungry at certain times of the day when I would be eating if I was on the opposite schedule. If I don’t eat anything I go back to not being hungry in half an hour. I usually only eat once or maybe twice a day.

2024-08-08 21:36:24

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I don’t think violence solves this issue. Well short of a genocide one way or the other though I fervently hope no one involved is so inclined. I’m going to weigh in as someone who is watching the small town my family has been living in and around for almost 300 years turn into urban sprawl for a large metropolitan area 15 miles away. For the most part it’s internal migration within the US. We won’t be rude to newcomers. Mostly. If you complain about the weather, the bugs or the way we do things then we’ll ask if you need help moving back up north. None of us like the extra infrastructure that has to be built, a dozen schools in my lifetime. The extra traffic. All the forest being clear cut for housing developments. The fact that now maybe we can’t just go shoot a .22 at cans in the back yard without some Karen calling the cops. Maybe it’s wrong to tar everyone moving here with that brush. It’s easy to do though and really we don’t know any of the newcomers from Adam. They are easy to spot though. Well. Easy to hear anyway.
Like I say I won’t be rude to you unless you start complaining about the place when ain’t nobody from here asked you to move here. That’s most of us but, and I’ll project here with conversations I’ve had with other people whose families have been here for generations. None of us particularly care for it if the people I know are any indication. That’s likely a function of numbers. Hundreds and sometimes thousands a year every year? Why would anyone expect us to like that?

2024-08-04 18:31:38

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Yep. I buy 10 a week. With occasional one time purchases. I suppose I could eat Ramen noodles and Vienna sausages every day to up that but between taxes, food, rent and utilities that 30 an hour I make goes pretty quick. Plus the big hitter of paying off the debt I ran up in my 20s of course. Haven’t added anything new to the debt in years. How many people just getting into bitcoin are also paying off at least 10-20,000 in debt? Whether it’s credit cards, student loans, a car. Whatever it might be.

2024-08-03 18:19:23

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We’ve all been there.

2024-08-02 19:09:23

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This. If you don’t have freedom of association you don’t have freedom. Freedom is leaving people alone to do what they will if it is something that is a deal breaker for you. The criteria for which is a personal decision each person gets to make for themselves. Everyone else is of course free to not associate with you in response. I don’t care one way or the other about this particular issue but those that do are free to associate or disassociate as they will under any rational theory or libertarianism or freedom.

2024-07-25 22:14:23

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The question is, who is in cahoots him.

2024-07-24 20:27:15

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ISTP

2024-07-24 19:56:07

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Course that number might be because of people like my grandmother who we’re pretty sure looking back on it beat being right handed into my uncle. Luckily that didn’t happen to me or my sister.

2024-07-24 19:54:54

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I feel you. I’m left handed in a right handed world. 10 percent of the population world wide they say. 12.8 percent in the US.

2024-07-20 06:46:17

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Fine. Whatever speed the impacts would not be fatal at. We could set that speed as the maximum speed. We don’t though. Because we accept that getting from point a to point b at the speeds we are accustomed to means x number of people will die.

2024-07-20 05:26:40

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For that matter we could make the speed limit 20 miles an hour and save 40-45,000 lives a year in the US. We don’t though. That would inconvenience everyone.

2024-07-19 00:03:49

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People want the easy stuff. Don’t look like the easy target. There’s videos of people coming into people’s yards to rob their cars. The thief will look in the window and try the door. If the door is locked and they don’t see anything valuable they’ll move on to the next yard. If that door isn’t locked they’ll open it up and look to see if there’s something they couldn’t see from the outside. This is going to sound bad but looking like a harder target than the people down the street so they go rob the people down the street instead?🤌
Of course if they are there specifically to come get something from you because they noticed you have something they want that’s less likely to happen so definitely part of it.

2024-07-18 23:39:45

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The trick is to not be the low hanging fruit.

2024-07-18 23:26:54

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Dunno about electronic stuff but physical security? No perfect system. Just more than it’s worth to get into and takes long enough that you can realize something is going on and react accordingly. Armed security guards? At a certain point they become a trip wire that hopefully the people who really want in make a lot of noise tripping. I would assume electronic security is the same.

2024-06-28 21:14:33

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Now I kinda want a spear.

2024-06-27 22:38:53

Murica!!!
https://youtu.be/9cwA8xxPG64?si=eW9lmCwsGzctlJIT

2024-06-24 22:01:04

https://image.nostr.build/17308b20c5a2b57648a701d4a17f84747062609e2b9fceeb69cdb42319d97fe5.jpg

2024-06-24 20:48:07

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We only ever had outdoor cats when I was a kid. Including one that made it to 17 and could still take down a squirrel blind in one eye, half blind in the other and eat up with arthritis. We fed her. She just liked to keep in practice I guess.

2024-06-24 20:33:59

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On the yellow side of yellow-green.

2024-06-24 19:13:12

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Have there ever been elections without interference, both foreign and domestic? Anywhere in the world at any point in history? Is such a thing even possible?

2024-06-23 20:31:24

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It’s real easy to right every wrong when you get to socialize your costs for doing so.

2024-06-23 08:38:49

When you need a bridge…
https://youtu.be/5pMeb4ZSHh8?si=OHdTOMZs8-_oMSK-

2024-06-22 22:46:53

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https://image.nostr.build/a09a73011b07a3b6b964b7a40c3409d57ac2319955c5b293b088b13f9268d0f0.jpg

2024-06-20 14:45:54

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There’s a difference between living somewhere, legally or not, and being part of the community. Just moving in doesn’t give you that. My area is going through large scale migration right now. Citizens moving in from 1,000s of miles away. All legal. My family has been in this county for 300 years. Well. It will be 300 years in 2045. I don’t figure to be the one to leave. Even if people are ruining it. I figure that all dries up as the current financial system becomes less and less able to build 1,000 homes at a go and sell them later instead of a few people moving in and building houses as they move. I’ll say it though, when people move into an area and start wanting to raise taxes to pay for more schools and teachers I start to get onboard with not having the vote until you’ve lived in a community for 10-15 years.

2024-06-20 14:30:00

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Especially if they aren’t allowed a say in who gets to by shares or told they have to let you buy shares.

2024-06-20 14:29:05

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You don’t but why should the people with a long term generational share in the company trust you or think you should have a say because you bought shares last month.

2024-06-20 13:43:55

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Those people are like shareholders in a large publicly traded company that want money now but won’t own shares 50 years from now and know it. They don’t mind gutting R and D for money now. Why would they? The consequences of that will be someone else’s problem, they’ll have moved on or will then. Or they’ll support spending money on the wrong things because it will boost profits in the short term. Or because “its the right thing to do” for social justice.

2024-06-20 13:31:42

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I’m not advocating for anything. Just making an observation. If you engage in non peaceful behavior as a form of protest you better be ready to be violent because when it’s time to be violent it’s time to be violent. Also the second you start to show violence towards people, and their property, that were neutral in the conflict you increase the likelihood of not liking how they choose to enter the conflict. Take the BLM stuff. Are there problems with policing in America that need to be fixed? Absolutely. Does that take burning down a police station or three maybe with the cops inside? Maybe. You burn down private property you just lost me and millions of other people. Why? I got property and it’s real easy to picture that happening here. I also start to think about whether or not I’d engage in certain behavior against those people if I caught them in the act. From 5-600 yards away. It didn’t by the way, the BLM protest by me consisted of people walking down the sidewalk carrying signs with local businesses staging bottled water for them and a couple of restaurants setting up grills in their parking lots and cooking for them. On an unrelated note, it’s legal to drive around with a loaded handgun in your glove box or center console here. No permit needed and most of the population does.

2024-06-19 21:49:02

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He has to. It’s also why he can’t fix the problems even if he wanted to. That would mean admitting he was wrong for 50 years. That’s something most people don’t have in them.

2024-06-18 07:04:20

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My father’s parents built a small house and then added rooms as they added children. I’ll grant you this was probably helped by the fact that they had a brick house and my great uncle and his brother were brick masons. We’re also the kind of family where everyone shows up to work on a house, chop firewood or harvest the garden. I suspect that sort of thinking and way of doing things would make a comeback under that type of financial situation.

2024-06-17 16:42:44

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I don’t think people are arguing against it per se. I think a lot of people want something that can only be achieved that way at least anytime soon, aren’t willing to contribute if they aren’t going to make money and then wonder why they don’t have the thing. Like a bank or credit processing system that doesn’t report gun purchases to the government. You probably need a bank owned by shareholders that specifically opposed to policies like that and the only way to get that is probably for those people to get together in the millions and chip in 50 bucks a piece and then lock in ownership. Not have it be a publicly traded company and you probably won’t get funding from the feds or the fed. So yeah. Making money? Probably not happening anytime soon. It did a better job of achieving your ends than spending the same money in politics would have though. And how many of those people donated more than 20 bucks a piece to political pro gun organizations to do that, to no effect.
Want a bank that will loan money to buy non traditionally shaped houses or look at the value of the soil on two different farms and charge based on that instead of just the value of the house and the amount of land? Same thing.

2024-06-17 16:07:49

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Ah yes. The draft. With a last name like mine glad I’m 36 now.

2024-06-17 15:43:09

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One time a buddy of my dad’s had cancer, couldn’t work and needed money. He sold my dad a pistol for 300 bucks. My dad’s more of a revolver guy so he sold it to me for 300 bucks. Fast forward 4-5 years the guy is back on his feet and wants his pistol back so I sold it to my dad for 300 and he sold it back to his buddy for 300. Then I went out and bought one just like it for 400.
I think that works in places where you know the people involved or at best if you don’t know them you know their cousin. There’s other things involved. If you go to someone who doesn’t know you from Adam they don’t have that personal connection so that’s a non starter because they’ll always have something else to do with their resources if the possibility of profit doesn’t exist.
My pet idea is that the Libertarian Party and its dues paying members would have been better off starting their own bank and credit processing system than wasting the money in politics. The response is typically I would be interested in that if was profitable. Why would profits come into it? You aren’t receiving a return on your investment in the libertarian party. So you’ll waste money on politics but because it’s a business you suddenly have to make money instead of just breaking even or even never seeing that money again but now there’s a system in place that does more for your ability to do business without the government shutting you down with a simple email to your bank instead of taking your bank to court, than 70 years or 700 years of playing politics was ever going to get you.

2024-06-16 13:06:53

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Not me. I like land.

2024-06-16 12:59:25

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Is that like the time some transplant from Pennsylvania was running her mouth about how she couldn’t believe we were all against paying higher slightly property taxes and a slightly higher county sales tax to improve the schools because they aren’t adequate and we didn’t know what high taxes were. Even with the increase they wouldn’t be anywhere near what she was paying in Pennsylvania.
Lady we’ve built a dozen schools in this district the past 25 years over people moving in. We didn’t need all that before you moved here. Want to know why there isn’t enough infrastructure and the current tax rates don’t allow for improvement? Look in the mirror. Nobody asked you to move here.
Then we’re the bad guys for asking if she needed help moving back to Pennsylvania since she apparently doesn’t like it here.

2024-06-16 12:48:50

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They need to figure it out. They’ve basically turned this half of the county into urban sprawl for the state capital across the river and in the next county over the past 40 years.

2024-06-16 12:46:33

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I’ll never get another vaccine again. How can I trust them about all the other ones? I can’t. They ruined that. I hope it was worth it.

2024-06-16 12:44:39

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Yep. Looking at moving a bit further out myself. I’ve never lived inside a city or a town but that urban sprawl catching up to me.

2024-06-16 12:25:55

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Have fun. It’s almost time for me to get ready to pick up my aunt for father’s day and my sister’s birthday. I guess we’ll be outside by my sister’s garden even if it will be 100 degrees out. Last year she made ice cream and blackberry cobbler with blackberries from my aunt’s property. Speaking of enjoying things without worrying about future consequences.

2024-06-16 12:09:26

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All this ham talk done got Tom T. Hall stuck in my head.
https://youtu.be/wDJfd9ufE84?si=t30WIjaxKg07Qfkc

2024-06-16 11:48:27

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I think it’s an and. You need to be aware of both factors and make a good decision that no one else can make for you. I bought some seasoning for meat with bitcoin the other year and I enjoyed it immensely. It won’t be a regular thing I usually mix my own but it was fun to try something else and I hadn’t bought anything with crypto before. I look at it like silver, common caliber ammunition, knives and firearms. I can and have used all of those items in the place of money while making an exchange, while obeying all applicable law, but I usually just use USD.

2024-06-15 20:03:07

Decided to add another gadget to my collection. Bought if out of the estate sale of a friend of a friend. Should ship Monday. Hopefully I’ll be using it this time next week. https://image.nostr.build/1644d9c2471e9c887f17f056f1e074ec11574fabb2d7ea894b1b2efe31ea8d9d.jpg https://image.nostr.build/8850ae91891e912160043854ce297f716e00ee6d078367a57a319e24597c5ffb.jpg

2024-06-13 19:30:51

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Just zapping the profile. Which never had to go through zapplepay.

2024-06-13 19:30:02

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Sounds to me like the good Colonel needs to be involuntarily recalled to active duty and attached to one of the embassies that would be in harms way as a legal officer.

2024-06-13 09:32:26

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I don’t know much about the electronic security stuff. It’s been a few years, 15 of them, but I was trained in breaching buildings. I figure electronic security is like physical security. There isn’t actually a system with no vulnerabilities that will keep everyone out if they are willing to sink the needed time and resources into getting in. It’s about not being the low hanging fruit and it taking long enough that you can realize what is going on and respond as appropriate.

2024-06-13 09:27:27

Got to clock in an hour early for a meeting that’s definitely not a waste of time for everyone involved. At least its Friday on Thursday and once I clock out tonight I’m off until Monday night. Well. Unless they call me wanting to know if I can come in this weekend for some overtime.

2024-06-13 09:01:23

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Sounds like it’s a problem with the system then. For the time being I’m just zapping the profile of people whose posts I normally like.

2024-06-11 09:12:04

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I set it up the other year but I’m not so good with this stuff. Sadly my go to plan of asking my sister isn’t feasible at this time.

2024-06-11 09:03:31

Noticed the other day that my zapplepay isn’t zapping when I like posts anymore. Tried resetting it up. No dice. Tried zapping individual users on nostr. That worked no problem. Not sure what the problem is.

2024-06-10 18:56:22

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What did they think was going to happen? That the bull wouldn’t want his freedom to?

2024-06-10 17:53:15

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I think those limits don’t apply in a system where the banks just throw loans at people because they can just create the money that they loan out.

2024-06-10 17:26:53

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Especially if you move to small town/rural area and not a city that already had 100,000 people in it.

2024-06-10 17:19:49

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Individually? It’s not. When you’re talking about doubling, or more, the population over the course of 20 years it becomes a problem. That person should also accept that they aren’t a part of the community in the way that someone from there is and they need to accept being treated differently by people until they assimilate which might take a few years, a few decades or a few generations.
I’m not even saying they need to be forced out. Just don’t expect people to like their community changing or be nice and accepting of the people doing the changing. I would be down with anyone trying to force that acceptance being forced out.

2024-06-10 16:09:56

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Paying in for generations I mean. I went to elementary school in the same building my grandparents did. Now there’s a dozen new schools in the county and property taxes are higher than ever. That’s all from legal immigrants. I wonder how many new teachers that is. Yeah people moving here en masse is great.

2024-06-10 16:06:28

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Also in the absence of government owned “public” property there would be places that would have no “public” property and right to travel might be restricted just to people from the area by the ownership instead of open to all. I guess that’s the real question. Is any government ownership of property legitimate given there funding mechanisms or is it all ill gotten gains from criminal activity. Speaking of taxes. While education is one of the biggest line items at the state and local levels it’s not immediately clear to me why people should have the right to move into an area en masse and necessitate all sorts of previously unneeded infrastructure. Including maintenance and staffing of the infrastructure. Especially if they immediately get the vote and can start voting to raise the taxes of people whose families have been paying in to build and then maintain what was previously enough infrastructure for the population.

2024-06-10 15:57:07

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I guess. Good luck to you if the people whose border you want to cross don’t want you there and you decide to fight it out with them. Hope it works out ok for you. Not that it’s my business one way or the other. Unless you’re talking about where I’m from and then if I’m forced to pick a side it won’t be on theoretical principles. It will be based on who I’m related to. Whether that’s an illegal immigrant from another country or a legal one from New York, Ohio or Pennsylvania.

2024-06-10 11:52:40

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That’s rather optimistic. I’m inclined to think they were crooked from the start back before they changed their name to the FBI even.

2024-06-09 21:16:40

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I recall the temperatures being comparable 20 years ago in South Carolina when I was setting property corners in subdivisions or cutting line through the woods or a swamp. Seems like I’d have seen an increase over the course of 2 decades.

2024-06-09 09:31:34

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What’s that quote about being less than 50% literate is being illiterate. I’d put myself in that category with this type of technical literacy.

2024-06-07 13:11:08

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When I was a kid the topic of healthcare came up, at either Christmas or thanksgiving I can’t remember which one, and my old man said if you go to the doctor they’ll find something wrong with you and sell you the cure. That’s always stuck with me. I’m not saying never go to the doctor but it’s definitely something to keep in mind.

2024-06-07 10:06:44

https://youtu.be/B_enD2j1Sbc?si=Tv_4JcRBNEHoWnmU

2024-06-03 18:33:14

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That’s one of those I need proof but I wouldn’t be shocked to learn it was true conspiracy theories. Not even a little surprised.

2024-06-03 04:53:48

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Nickelodeon. Strictly for Hey Arnold and The Last Air Bender.

2024-06-02 02:12:01

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Then crazies have to be locked up. To be free is to have access to weapons.

2024-06-02 02:08:56

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Guns are like drugs and prostitutes. If you’re 15 and have worked for several months, while budgeting accordingly, any of the three are available near you. It’s just a question of whether acquiring one of the three is high enough on your preferences to offset the risk of punishment. As things deteriorate and the state loses power that becomes less and less of a barrier to entry. In any of the three markets.

2024-06-01 20:48:53

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I thought about joining a few years ago. For about 30 seconds. Then reality reasserted itself. Boy was I right on that one.

2024-05-30 23:04:18

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Membership is definitely worth it. Even at full price. It’s so worth it that not only do I have one, I give my sister and brother in law one for Christmas every year.

2024-05-29 02:27:39

Oops.
https://youtu.be/o7728p9VaxY?si=6Uuao28WduHpGiul

2024-05-28 22:32:04

Now I got quarters in my loafer’s trying to fight inflation when it only used to take a cent
Jimmy Buffet- We Are The People Our Parents Warned Us About, 1983

2024-05-25 23:05:20

Them: how’s it going?
Me: I pulled the head off Elvis filled Fred up to his pelvis…
Them: what?
Me: what?

2024-05-24 22:32:04

Is it stealing if someone put the price of the drink I bought in the break room at 20 cents instead of 2 dollars? I tried to explain the mistake to the kiosk but it wouldn’t listen to my explanation.

2024-05-24 21:24:38

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Right. I’m not even saying it’s a bad thing to have elites necessarily. That probably comes down to how they are selected and what they do with it. The culture of the group. In this case NOSTR and Twitter.

2024-05-24 21:14:53

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Are there any groups of people without elites? That is people who might not have official authority over the group but who have more influence in the group than other individuals? Is such a thing possible once you get to a situation where there are enough people that you can’t really know everyone?

2024-05-20 21:34:30

I’m not saying this is everyone on Nostr but…
https://youtu.be/s0O-i9kLyPQ?si=4Y0UWhg7s_vQHTIg

2024-05-20 19:05:27

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Meat seasoning from @npub1g38…fpvg

2024-05-17 20:15:02

I think this might be as accurate a take as I’ve seen on war in general. Not just Vietnam in particular.
https://david-drake.com/2009/vietnam/

2024-05-12 09:36:12

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
https://youtu.be/FSzmP0DqsEg?si=LwEDfzDoKxvqah5T

2024-05-11 19:39:28

https://image.nostr.build/6cc475dfcb24cdd1f0be25f086684db13f492b5d96ed71c1b966f5d6a1f8ddaa.gif

2024-05-02 22:42:07

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Speaking of the Cherokee, the ancestor I was named after has entered the chat. https://image.nostr.build/834ce91922908e46a079bb813b354aaa531a6f6e2037fcbfbe52acb10699873e.jpg

2024-04-30 23:49:41

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Ghostbusters.

2024-04-29 08:28:09

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I’m just glad I’m only 36. Missed it by that much as Maxwell Smart used to say.

2024-04-29 08:26:21

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It will be a good morning here in three hours when I’m walking out the plant for a few days off after working nights all weekend.

2024-04-22 14:22:28

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I would convert it to zaps but I’m paying off a credit card with it instead.

2024-04-21 16:07:45

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Strawberry pie with graham cracker crust. Don’t get me wrong I love some of my mom’s strawberry jam on a piece of her homemade bread but I could sit down and eat a whole pie by myself.

2024-04-21 15:20:53

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Does working my entire weekend off and adding another 36 hours to my next paycheck count as getting zaps?

2024-04-17 15:03:05

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I failed physics in college. Twice. I don’t consider myself to be particularly scientific though.

2024-04-15 09:56:56

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Let’s not compare voters to thieves. At least thieves do their own thieving and take their own risk. Voters vote by secret ballot and have others do their dirty work for them while they talk about how much good they are doing for their fellow man. Something else your typical thief doesn’t do.

2024-04-12 00:38:07

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I don’t use marijuana but if I did I’d probably be growing my own.

2024-04-11 20:53:38

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I do. I can also use a four way stop without fucking it up.

2024-04-11 18:29:06

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Trucks? I want a Hilux. Just so I can make a technical. Kidding. Kinda. I probably will get a Tacoma though. I’m liking my Corolla so far but I’m waiting until it’s paid off to look at a truck. I’ve got a jeep to but its 30 years old so I’m wanting another vehicle for moving things.

2024-04-06 15:55:32

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I dream about being at work sometimes. Then I wake up and have to go to work.😭😭😭

2024-03-30 22:17:19

Now I know what to respond with when someone calls me a hippie or a redneck. https://image.nostr.build/a70234d5a1f8681ab56acdcf3df5c005ad251f89d7c2c07126b6aef67ad7a5de.jpg

2024-03-30 01:17:06

Not my best work but it will do. https://image.nostr.build/4950fd06bdc8be27e3f95361800e0dd4778b002fcb56a26874483f84adde7471.jpg