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Magnus Gallant posted:My japanese katana would slice your guns into two halves with no effort. That's one way of getting even more ripped!
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CCKeane posted:That's one way of getting even more ripped! Heres one more way: A bong
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Magnus Gallant posted:I agree no one should have guns. Most guns used for hunting aren't bad; people are bad. Some of my best memories involve sitting up in a deer stand. Outside of those trips, the shotguns were locked away in a safe.
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Magnus Gallant posted:Heres one more way: Do you know why they call it pot? Because it has the POTential to kill you.
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merk posted:Most guns used for hunting aren't bad; people are bad. Some of my best memories involve sitting up in a deer stand. Outside of those trips, the shotguns were locked away in a safe. I don't really have too much of a problem with guns, I'm pretty moderate on that topic overall, however I am very strongly pro trolling gun nerds.
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What is the difference between a magazine and a clip why I will tell you: a clip has a hole for a carbiner so you can CLIP it to your vest.
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I attach spikes to the bumpers and doors of my car and dress up like Sweet Tooth when I want to go hunting as a means of passive aggression against the NRA
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CCKeane posted:What is the difference between a magazine and a clip why I will tell you: a clip has a hole for a carbiner so you can CLIP it to your vest. And a magazine is something you used to read in the bathroom, before electricity was invented.
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Aug 3, 2015 14:49
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BottleKnight posted:And a magazine is something you used to read in the bathroom, before electricity was invented. Yes, originally magazines got their name because of the huge instruction manual that came with each one.
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Aug 3, 2015 14:53
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I'm a big fan of hunting and hunters. Because I'm a big fan of free meat. Fun fact: i used to gig for frogs and cook fresh frog legs when i lived in Florida.
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CapitalistPig posted:I'm a big fan of hunting and hunters. I am a fan of the most dangerous game.
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CCKeane posted:I am a fan of the most dangerous game. I prefer, personally, to hunt for the least dangerous game. I dislike danger.
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CCKeane posted:I am a fan of the most dangerous game. Is it just the thrill, or do you use the human meat for something?
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BottleKnight posted:Is it just the thrill, or do you use the human meat for something? Try the long pig.
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BottleKnight posted:Is it just the thrill, or do you use the human meat for something? Long pig makes fine pulled pork.
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Aug 3, 2015 15:14
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CapitalistPig posted:I'm a big fan of hunting and hunters. Frogs are tasty. But what's 'gigging' for frogs? Like what sort of action does that entail?
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Aug 3, 2015 15:18
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100YrsofAttitude posted:Frogs are tasty. But what's 'gigging' for frogs? Like what sort of action does that entail? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigging
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Aug 3, 2015 15:24
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Frog gigging is when you are giving five minutes to croak out a set at the local watering hole.
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Aug 3, 2015 15:28
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I first thought it was typo for dig but spell check didn't catch it. That's really cool. How does having more than one prong on the spear help necessarily?
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Aug 3, 2015 15:32
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100YrsofAttitude posted:I first thought it was typo for dig but spell check didn't catch it. That's really cool. How does having more than one prong on the spear help necessarily? Quoted from the link A four or five-tined gig is often preferred for frog gigging, as they are normally wider giving the frog gigger more room for error when thrusting the gig at a frog
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I would never survive in the wild. I don't think I could actually kill even a frog or a fish.
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This may be my current favorite word. I wonder what the etymology is. Thank you for this exciting moment.Kumbamontu posted:I would never survive in the wild. I don't think I could actually kill even a frog or a fish. I wonder if I could. I don't like killing large insects cause of the gross sliminess inside but I do it if necessary. On the other hand I don't mind handling raw meat/carcasses. So I don't know.
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Kumbamontu posted:I would never survive in the wild. I don't think I could actually kill even a frog or a fish. Don't worry bud. If you ever need help surviving in the wilderness make sure you're stranded with ol' Cpig. I'll have us fed and outta there in no time.
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I'm really good at big buck hunter so I should probably be the first round draft pick imo.
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I can cut up a good fish, but also as I've gotten older I've become much less comfortable with killing things.
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Aug 3, 2015 17:01
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friends i'm catching up on ouya's news from the past few years and i'm getting a severe hit of annoyance at myself when did i get so cynical that i wouldn't even give something a chance before dismissing it? i remember even as far back as 1996/7 i would ask my parents to help me buy a weird korean console-ish thing so that i could find out for myself whether it was worth playing or not but the older i grew somehow i conflated being cynical and knee-jerkish with being smarter with my spending 
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Aug 3, 2015 17:04
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pick up rocks and eat bugs that live under the rocks, they shouldn't be too filling but should be chock full of protein and essential minerals
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Ernie. posted:friends i'm catching up on ouya's news from the past few years and i'm getting a severe hit of annoyance at myself I don't think it's a conflation
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Tremendous Taste posted:I don't think it's a conflation yeah but i still think 'being wiser' is not the same as 'giving up on your hobbies'. i used to buy consoles that i knew were doomed before because hell, one person will develop something cool for them, and until the late 2000s that held up but then i randomly stopped
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Ernie. posted:yeah but i still think 'being wiser' is not the same as 'giving up on your hobbies'. i used to buy consoles that i knew were doomed before because hell, one person will develop something cool for them, and until the late 2000s that held up but then i randomly stopped Oh. Well, there's just so much available in the current market that maybe you don't feel dropping a c-note for the one game you'll like is justifiable anymore. I don't really play video games any more but I don't look at it as giving up something I once dearly loved as much as finding other things I enjoy spending my leisure time on.
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I get where you are coming from, but it was easy to see that something that was basically an android phone that required a TV and had other severe limitations was going to struggle. It wouldn't even make sense to make exclusives for it because it was designed to be easy to port games to. I am more bummed by the slow and quiet death of the PS Vita, because that is a really cool device that was almost immediately abandoned from its potential.
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Ernie. posted:yeah but i still think 'being wiser' is not the same as 'giving up on your hobbies'. i used to buy consoles that i knew were doomed before because hell, one person will develop something cool for them, and until the late 2000s that held up but then i randomly stopped Someone did make somethign cool for Ouya and immediately ported it to PC and PS4~ But yeah Ouya was always always always going to fail, don't feel bad about having been able to spot it. It was a garage project with no dev support who made outright false promises to get a certain segment of the internet hyped. You don't feel bad when you see a Kevin Trudeau book peddling homeopathy and raise an eyebrow at it, do you?
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Ernie. posted:friends i'm catching up on ouya's news from the past few years and i'm getting a severe hit of annoyance at myself I think it's important to find the balance between the cynical excesses of maturity and the impulses towards childish free spiritness. Allowing either to dominate your thinking can be quite self-destructive. Still, some elements of childhood are invariably going to be left behind in time, just make sure that you find the ones that you truly care about and continue to hold them in your heart. I recommend going LARPing.
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Meinberg posted:I think it's important to find the balance between the cynical excesses of maturity and the impulses towards childish free spiritness.
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Meinberg posted:I think it's important to find the balance between the cynical excesses of maturity and the impulses towards childish free spiritness. Allowing either to dominate your thinking can be quite self-destructive. Still, some elements of childhood are invariably going to be left behind in time, just make sure that you find the ones that you truly care about and continue to hold them in your heart. Meinberg is it true that if you are good at dodgeball you can destroy everyone in a LARP and drink their tears?
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CCKeane posted:Meinberg is it true that if you are good at dodgeball you can destroy everyone in a LARP and drink their tears? If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a bean bag packet.
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DuckHuntDog posted:I get where you are coming from, but it was easy to see that something that was basically an android phone that required a TV and had other severe limitations was going to struggle. It wouldn't even make sense to make exclusives for it because it was designed to be easy to port games to. I am more bummed by the slow and quiet death of the PS Vita, because that is a really cool device that was almost immediately abandoned from its potential. I completely agree with you. I have the white one and it owns... if I want to play a PS1 RPG on it. Not much else. 
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Meinberg posted:If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a bean bag packet. If I catch the packet do they take damage?
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