WilhelmIII

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German Emperor and King of Prussia

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2024-08-24 21:22:31

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Get firearm training, get a license to carry, and carry whenever you step outside.
I cannot emphasize the training part enough.
Buying a piano doesn't make you a musician. Training does. A gun is no different.

2024-08-23 05:23:01

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Chicken wire is, well, for chickens.

2024-08-21 21:32:53

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👀
Now I'm scared.

2024-08-21 21:06:37

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I try to defend the Millennials when people say they are lazy and won't do the work...
But this makes it difficult.

2024-08-21 20:26:57

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I expect there will be an intervention at some point.
We can't just stand by while he fails at this.

2024-07-31 09:03:16

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Does it have a concrete floor?
My shop doesn't have a concrete floor and so I'm limited to a table-top lathe.

2024-07-28 20:09:50

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Me too.
Now we must fight to the death.
:pepe_fight:

2024-07-28 20:05:57

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ALL OF YOU WILL BOW DOWN TO MY SUPERIOR OPINIONS!
Buy my peppers.

2024-07-28 04:54:54

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I'd much rather it be the cell phone companies hardware manufacturers that do it out of a sense of responsibility rather than a government regulation but really, I don't trust either of them to do it without ulterior motives anymore.
Perhaps just a license to shoot people using their cell phones while driving.

2024-07-28 04:50:30

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Oh yeah, I'd be willing to update my cars, even my 1987 pickup to do hands free to get the unregulated use of cell phones off the road.

2024-07-28 04:44:42

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I have older cars without built-in nav, so I use my phone for GPS and for my radar detector. But other than pushing a button to record a police radar location, I seldom touch them while I'm moving.
I'm sure they could be set up with voice controls.

2024-07-28 04:40:35

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GPS units from Garmin and TomTom already do this.
While I think the end game of the highway wars is TND and Auslander Raus, I'd be okay with your idea as an interim fix.

2024-07-28 04:34:14

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Roses are red
Violets are purple
Poetry is hard
Booger

2024-07-25 17:25:28

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We had a nice, wholesome thread about Dicks going along, and here you come with the hornt.
Sad.
Gonna cry.

2024-07-18 19:10:05

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Can we talk about gap insurance?
Does it cover stuffed crust or not?

2024-07-17 23:08:19

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In the context of a layman's term article, "stability" is when the aircraft does what you expect it to do.
Push the stick forward, big houses. Pull the stick back, little houses.
Boeing reprogrammed the flight computer to "increase stability" by ignoring the stick input under certain conditions. That's not aligned with expectations of the crew.
When I pull back on the stick, and the computer decides to go nose down 26 times in 10 minutes and flies me into the ground, that's not increased stability, except in very technical terms.

2024-07-17 22:55:41

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> I said when the second pilot asks if I’m clear during takeoff I look both ways
Which does nothing for actually being able to see what the second pilot can actually sees.
Doing your own thing and ignoring what the other pilot sees and instead trusting what you saw is why people die.

2024-07-17 22:50:12

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And introducing DEI absolutely won't affect that, right?
So everything will be just fine, in fact better! with niggers doing the flying and the maintenance.
Right, sparky?

2024-07-17 22:46:38

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And we aren't talking about pedestrians.
We are talking about the aviation industry and it's long and growing list of problems.
Which you want to excuse.
So, go fuck yourself.

2024-07-17 22:44:50

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You: After Tennerife pilots got training on crew communication so everything is all good!
Me:
Air Florida Flight 90: Co-pilot told captain that wings were overdue to be de-iced again. Captain took off anyway. 78 people dead
American Airlines Flight 965 (1995): Captain deleted the first waypoint in the flight computer. Co-pilot noted this, captain ignored it. CFIT. 159 people dead
I could go on, but this is tiresome.

2024-07-17 22:36:13

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You: “the aviation industry learns from its mistakes“
Me: "And yet it keeps making the same mistakes"
You: "Hey, cars kill people too."

2024-07-17 22:35:06

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> the other guy asks “are we clear” I assume he means is final clear,
That's how people die.

2024-07-17 22:33:54

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Me: Aviation is dangerous
You: No it isn't, the government regulates it.

2024-07-17 22:32:24

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It does not.
He heard the engineer ASK "Are we clear?"
And then he said, "We are." and went anyway.

2024-07-17 22:29:23

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Nigger, the very first response you made about Tennerife was TO EXCUSE THE CAPTAIN.
"Oh, he misheard."
You only "agreed" AFTER I posted the text of the report.

2024-07-17 22:27:55

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Yep, and because of those changes to the ground school, there has never been another crash where crew co-ordination was blamed.
Yep, the FAA sure fixed that.
🙄

2024-07-17 22:26:25

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Aviation is only unsafe because of the people in it.
Your insistence on making excused for every failure of the industry...
...well, you'll fit right in.

2024-07-17 22:22:58

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No, it's not, though I know you need it to be.
The cause was his inability to deal with the reality of the situation and instead substituted what he wanted it to be.
You'll make a fine commercial pilot too.

2024-07-17 22:21:22

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"This was one of the first accident investigations during which the contribution of "human factors" was studied. The human factors included:
The flight was one of Captain Veldhuyzen van Zanten's first after spending six months training new pilots on a flight simulator, where he had been in charge of everything (including simulated ATC), hence having been away from the real world of flying for an extended period.
The flight engineer's and the first officer's apparent hesitation to challenge Veldhuyzen van Zanten further. The official investigation suggested that this might have been because the captain was not only senior in rank, but also one of the most respected pilots working for the airline."

2024-07-17 22:17:50

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"The investigation concluded that the fundamental cause of the accident was that Captain Veldhuyzen van Zanten took off without proper clearance. The investigators suggested the reason for his mistake might have been a desire to leave as soon as possible in order to comply with KLM's duty-time regulations, and before the weather deteriorated further."

2024-07-17 22:14:41

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"After the KLM plane had started its takeoff roll, the tower instructed the Pan Am crew to "report when runway clear." The Pan Am crew replied: "OK, we'll report when we're clear." On hearing this, the KLM flight engineer expressed his concern about the Pan Am not being clear of the runway by asking the pilots in his own cockpit, "Is he not clear, that Pan American?" Veldhuyzen van Zanten emphatically replied "Oh, yes" and continued with the takeoff."
JUDGEMENT PROBLEM

2024-07-17 22:11:06

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"The investigation revealed that the primary cause of the accident was the captain of the KLM flight taking off without clearance from Air Traffic Control (ATC). The investigation specified that the captain did not intentionally take off without clearance; rather he fully believed he had clearance to take off due to misunderstandings between his flight crew and ATC. Dutch investigators placed a greater emphasis on this than their American and Spanish counterparts, but ultimately KLM admitted their crew was responsible for the accident, and the airline financially compensated the victims' relatives."
The KLM pilot didn't "mishear," he misbelieved. That's a judgement problem.
Again with the excuses.

2024-07-17 22:07:16

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Dude, for every criticism of the FAA, the processes inside Boeing, the DEI that is infected into the very fabric of this country, you've come up with an excuse.
You are, at least publicly, completely uncritical of the agencies that have, and will continue, to pretend that nothing is wrong, that diversity is our greatest strength, and that any problem that might actually exist is just a vain imagining, and anyway, something else is bad over there, so stop noticing.
If you are representative of even 1% of commercial aviation aircrew, I'm doubly convinced that my decision not to fly is completely correct.

2024-07-17 21:56:36

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No one said anything about what the FAA was doing about you.
I'm commenting on what you're doing about the FAA.
It's called fellatio.

2024-07-17 21:52:25

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Because he's captured by the system.
He's trying to get certified by the FAA, so if the FAA is corrupt it reflects on him.
Therefor the FAA can't be corrupt.
Sad, but common.

2024-07-17 21:49:35

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US roads support 1,320.0 billion vehicle miles of travel per year.
That's trillion. With a T.
You can do the math if you like.

2024-07-17 21:33:49

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Boeing crashes in 2018 and 2019 that killed 346 people
Nigger calls it "a wheel fell off"
What a fuckstick.
I hope you run across a relative of one of the victims.

2024-07-17 21:07:15

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> gets fired for not passing DeQuan and Quanacious
> next guy gets the message.
Nigger, every major company in this country has rolled over and showed its belly to DEI and you think THE FUCKING GOVERNMENT doesn't do it.
Kids, this is why drugs are bad.

2024-07-17 20:57:53

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Look faggot, if you think a piece of paper from a government agency is like a holy writ that makes a person The Perfect Pilot, then what I can I say that hasn't been said?
You're fucked in the head.

2024-07-17 20:54:54

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A simple viewing of Allec Joshua Ibay's YouTube channel will provide hours of showing you how wrong you are.

2024-07-17 20:52:10

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Prove it.
Everyone that wants to keep their job does what the boss wants.
And the bosses want DEI.

2024-07-17 20:49:27

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"I have a piece of paper that says I'm good, therefore I'm good."
"No, you may not question the integrity of the system that issued me that piece of paper."

2024-07-17 20:48:32

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As someone who has actually been in a squadron that trained reservists, I can tell you that you are a fucking idiot.
The military used to be strict. Then it stopped.
Written exams are faked all the time.
Civilians under pressure to pass DEI candidates are not harsh on minorities.
If you think otherwise, then yes, you are an idiot.

2024-07-17 20:42:26

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What part of "pencil-whip" didn't you understand?
The instructors lied. Simple as.
Ladies and Gentlemen, please notice the absolute mush-headedness that is *credentialism*

2024-07-17 20:39:12

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You realize that I watched ATP instructors pencil-whip ATP quals for guys that were getting out of Naval Aviation? And that most of those guys 1500 hours of experience was putting gas in a jet?

2024-07-17 20:29:32

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When I was about three, my grandmother took me to our little regional airport to pick up my grandfather. He was flying back from Oklahoma where he had a job working in the oil fields.
She snapped a picture of me in my little red corduroy coat, hanging onto the 4 foot high chain link fence and watching my grandfather come down the stairs.
On his right hip is a holster with a .38 revolver.
From the first commercial airline flight until 1968, there were 4 hijackings in the US.
After the 1968 GCA and airlines banning the carrying of firearms in the cabin, that changed.
In 1969 there were 300 hijackings.

2024-07-17 20:08:40

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When pre-911 air travel comes back, someone ping me.
Until then, hard pass.

2024-07-17 19:24:03

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The fish rots from the head.
Boeing management used to listen to their engineers. Some time in the last 10 years or so they got a new CEO who has publically bragged about firing all the "assholes" that told him "no." Meaning the White engineers that didn't want to take shortcuts.
The result was the 737Max. Essentially, it's just a standard 737 fuselage, but they put new, high-efficiency engines on it.
No big deal, right? Wrong, the new engines, in order to be more efficient, have a much larger bypass section. That's the front of the engine where air comes in. Basically, it just uses a big fan to pull some air into the engine to create a hot exhaust, then pulls even more air around the engine, mixes it with that hot air and creates more thrust.
The problem was that the new engine was so big that it no longer fit under the wing. The only way to get it to fit was to modify the engine mounts so that the new engines sit way in front of the wing.
This causes a problem, though. The new design moves so much weight so far forward that it upsets the basic stability of the aircraft. That stability is recorded in the original 737 airworthiness certificate from the FAA.
Well, the new design would need a complete re-certification. That would cost billions and gut any savings making the new plane un-sellable.
So the new, non-asshole engineers just rewrote the flight computer code to compensate for the moved weight, making the airplane not allow the stick to move in certain ways and ignoring pilot input under certain conditions.
But they didn't foresee all conditions, and several 737Max planes got into a condition where those changes basically caused the airplane to stop flying and crash.
Of course, rather than admit guilt immediately, fire the non-asshole engineers and re-hire the asshole engineers that told the CEO NOT to try to do this, he just doubled down and started implementing DEI.
The current problem exists at the end of a timeline that started with people that don't know anything about what Boeing actually did be allowed to run the company. And run it they did. Right into the ground. Next to several 737Maxs.

2024-07-16 16:31:14

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My little Southern town is like stepping back into the 1950s.
It's almost all White. We have a few blacks and they behave themselves.
There are migrant messicans. They live in a fenced compound on the edge of town when they are here working the fields.
We're sandwiched between a small city that is broke and can't afford to extend their decrepit sewer system and a large river. The town on the other side of the river doesn't want to try to extend their sewer to us either.
Without sewer, everyone is on septic. That means no high-density housing, no McMansions, no apartment building and no trailer parks.
We picked this place very carefully.

2024-07-16 16:24:36

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You live in Narnia or some shit.
Anywhere near tech centers we've been swarming with pajeets for 10 years.
But yeah, it's going to get way worse.

2024-07-14 08:52:27

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2024-07-14 08:51:11

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Reagan got shot with a glorified starter pistol.
Trump got shot at with a fucking rifle.

2024-07-13 06:30:48

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Daylight come and me wan go home.

2024-07-12 23:36:36

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Sounds like the e-club at Naval Station Norfolk.

2024-07-12 22:31:22

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I live in the boonies in the US.
That doesn't mean I don't have to travel on occasion.
What the decriminalization of hard drugs has done to the inner cites on the US West Coast is an abomination.
And I know I don't want that in my little corner of the world. No matter how much the neighbor kid wants to smoke dope.
Because the fent and heroin problems in the inner cities didn't *start* with fent and heroin decriminalization. It started with the decriminalization of weed.
So the onus is on the lolbertarians now to prove to me that decriminalizing weed here won't lead to the same problems.

2024-07-10 08:18:31

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My "purse" has a gun in it.

2024-07-10 08:15:54

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With any other couple this would mean a hairbrush to her backside, but Dan doesn't have a need for a hairbrush.
So sad.

2024-07-10 08:04:10

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Well, yeah.
Of COURSE you checked out her mom, you deviant.

2024-07-10 07:57:30

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Thank you, fren.
There were a few that didn't get it, but like graf said, they didn't matter.

2024-07-10 07:54:19

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Heh, I met my current wife when she was 19 and I was *gasp* 31.
We will celebrate our 25th anniversary next year.

2024-07-10 07:48:38

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Ok. Fair point.
Check out her mom. That's what cute chick will look like in 20 years.
But going for *just* cute can get you an Amber Heard or an Amanda Bynes.

2024-07-10 07:38:42

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This kinda gets into metaphysics.
It's not so much what she does. It's more what she doesn't do.
But one clue is that when a woman has decided to commit, the shit tests stop.

2024-07-10 07:34:38

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No.
The cute won't last.
Is she loyal? Does she respect you?
THAT will matter a lot more down the road.

2024-07-10 07:08:47

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Worked itself out?
When a water heater works itself out it usually involves either peeing on the floor like a puppy or removing itself through the roof into the stratosphere.

2024-07-10 07:05:00

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One egg may be reasonable, but we don't live in a reasonable world.

2024-07-10 06:48:42

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The $150 pool vacuum?
Seriously? Did you see what the Jones' have? They have the Pool Sucker 9000. How can I show my face in this neighborhood with you pushing that stupid cheap pool vac around. I'll be laughed out of the bridge club. Mother was right when she said you'd never amount to anything.

2024-07-10 06:40:33

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Specification the first:
That on or about 10 JUK 2024, PO Tyler did knowingly and willingly use provoking speech and language.

2024-07-10 06:17:33

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You don't learn any of the important things in school.
Like the six words to get a girl to take off her clothes.

2024-07-10 05:34:42

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Ben Carson would be fine. If he was White.
But he's going to be picked not because he's a a doctor, or a businessman or even a nice guy.
He's going to be picked because he's black, and the Republicans are enamored of the idea of getting blacks to vote for a Republican.
Which is just dumb. Dumb ass niggers in the hood don't vote. A couple of sheboons in a local precinct office fill out ballots in the names of a few thousand niggers and drop them in the box. Dozens of precincts across a Dem run inner city and you've got your "black vote." And those boons are *not* going to switch to Trump. So the "black vote" isn't going to Trump.
But he's going to pick Carson, alienate a good chunk of the White base, and not pick up enough black votes to make up for it.
Because the Republicans remain the Stupid Party.

2024-07-10 04:58:02

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Bear chow?

2024-07-10 04:00:03

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But you promised just the tip!

2024-07-10 03:45:03

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Aw, we love you too.

2024-07-10 01:47:15

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Oh, there's my mistake.
I've been giving them wine and grappa.

2024-07-10 00:41:15

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The government doesn't want you to know this, but...
Those guys you see on the street?
They're free! You can just take them home and keep them in your basement.
So, I've been told.

2024-07-09 23:51:03

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unless?
IT'S A WOMAN!
There are always surprises.
"I wrecked your truck."
"I maxed out your credit card."
"I slept with your brother."

2024-07-09 22:57:52

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Oh yeah?
If you're so smart...
How does a woman's decision making system work?

2024-07-09 22:51:08

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I told you it was a trap.

2024-07-09 22:35:36

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Steam's Proton emulator is supposed to be fixing this and allow Windows games to run well on Linux.
I still have a dedicated Windows gaming rig so I haven't tried it yet.

2024-07-09 22:28:22

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It's permanent on dark hairs. Light hairs don't absorb as much light and don't zap the follicle.
So if your blonde gf tells you she had laser done and it took...
She's not really a blonde.

2024-07-09 21:56:29

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Well first were were retarded, and then we got autism, and then you invited us here.

2024-07-09 17:34:41

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They printed that out on 3x5 cards and handed them out as we left the ship.
If stopped and asked by anyone about nukes on board, that was the only thing we were authorized to say.
Captain's Mast for saying anything else.

2024-07-09 17:23:48

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This is what Echelon was alleged to fix.
Automated keyword sifting with the results forwarded to people for analysis.
But it was never going to work at scale. And about a third of messages on the Internet are now encrypted. Much of it is shitty encryption, but even that takes extra cycles to get around.
The power of the Panopticon is in making you believe that you can't do anything because everything is being watched.

2024-07-08 07:22:58

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Oh no! I has the antisemitisms!
https://media.nicecrew.digital/25dd32fcc7341de81a12cfb97aee165d2b702e9569064d732cc2d1467f0df172.png

2024-07-08 03:32:35

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We can pour out a bottle of Perrier for him.
> Not like I was going to drink it anyway.

2024-07-05 19:41:52

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This is where your penchant for cherry-picking Scripture does you in.
God did not marry a whore.
He directed Hosea to marry Gomer, an adulterous woman.
He did it to punish the Hebrews, because "for like an adulterous wife this land is guilty of unfaithfulness to the Lord."

2024-07-05 19:34:47

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Wrong Bob,
I *know* that I'm better than an unshriven jew, because Scripture says so.
A jew that repents and takes Christ as his Savior?
I'm *NOT* better than, because he is my brother.

2024-07-05 19:16:09

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jews are not mentioned in the Bible.
Except in passing, like in Revelation:
To Smyrna.[e] 8 “To the angel of the Church in Smyrna,[f] write:
These are the words of the First and the Last, who was dead and came to life again:
9 I know of your hardships and your poverty, but in reality you are rich. I am aware of the slander of those who claim to be Hebrews but are actually members of the synagogue of Satan. 10 Do not be frightened when thinking about the sufferings that you will have to endure. The devil will throw some of you into prison so that you may be tested, and you will endure affliction for ten days. Remain faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life.

2024-07-05 19:02:53

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You really shouldn't post Scripture out of context:
29 “Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You build tombs for the prophets and decorate the graves of the righteous. 30 And you say, ‘If we had lived in the days of our ancestors, we would not have taken part with them in shedding the blood of the prophets.’ 31 So you testify against yourselves that you are the descendants of those who murdered the prophets. 32 Go ahead, then, and complete what your ancestors started!
33 “You snakes! You brood of vipers! How will you escape being condemned to hell? 34 Therefore I am sending you prophets and sages and teachers. Some of them you will kill and crucify; others you will flog in your synagogues and pursue from town to town. 35 And so upon you will come all the righteous blood that has been shed on earth, from the blood of righteous Abel to the blood of Zechariah son of Berekiah, whom you murdered between the temple and the altar. 36 Truly I tell you, all this will come on this generation.
37 “Jerusalem, Jerusalem, you who kill the prophets and stone those sent to you, how often I have longed to gather your children together, as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, and you were not willing. 38 Look, your house is left to you desolate. 39 For I tell you, you will not see me again until you say, ‘Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.’[c]”

2024-07-05 18:56:57

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Even jews can repent, take Christ as their Savior and enter the Kingdom of heaven.
They won't. But they could.

2024-07-05 18:54:23

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Per Paul in Romans 11, Christian Gentiles were grafted onto the tree of Christian Hebrews.
We are the heirs.

2024-07-03 23:43:11

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Oooooh.
"This Hanukkah, give the gift of GAS!"
Can we buy this in the poast merch shop?
Do you gift wrap?

2024-07-03 21:54:37

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Chronic depression, Theycancelledmysoapopera, etc...

2024-07-03 16:52:29

Modern CPUs from Intel, including Raptor Lake and Alder Lake, have been found vulnerable to a new side-channel attack that could be exploited to leak sensitive information from the processors.
https://thehackernews.com/2024/07/new-intel-cpu-vulnerability-indirector.html

2024-07-03 04:26:51

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You dropped this...
https://media.nicecrew.digital/b390b82cea1763b4ff11caaea652d717b2fe93b062d4f97a5feb2514d0fa6849.png

2024-06-28 23:49:22

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Yeah, and the early link re-writing to redirect to [goatse.cx](http://goatse.cx ) taught you about clicking on links.
Way before rick-rolling. And way worse.

2024-06-28 23:45:44

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As the Internet was originally built by CS grad students, pretty sure there was never any innocence on the Internet.

2024-06-28 21:45:57

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What, they don't like poutine?

2024-06-28 20:31:53

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Not all of us have an extra 50 large laying about, Mr. Trevor "Moneybags" Goodchild.

2024-06-28 06:58:12

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I don't think there have ever been debates *before* the conventions.
This was done *on purpose*

2024-06-28 03:50:05

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Before the printing press, the Church was the center of village life. Most people in Europe attended a formal mass two or three times a week, and the Church also served as the social center for the community.
Larger churches would also have an attached monastery or abbey.
Senior management in Rome was highly political and corrupt, but the local churches were dedicated to spreading the Word of God.