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Liquid Communism posted:I'm not a practicing Catholic anymore, so that's interesting. I still reflexively answer 'And also with you' to anything that hits the right cadence. It is right to give him thanks and praise.
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STR posted:So the crappy little lot we bought the "new" Ion from... What's up ion buddy, just got a 2007 sedan, got to find a smashed up turbo cobalt now.
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Tomarse posted:Don't look at this website Ha, I have their R180 mig and it's a really nice machine! I'll look into tig stuff when I get access to a workshop at the end of summer.
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cakesmith handyman posted:To outsiders when you can pick up a nasty low duty cycle MIG for a hundred bucks that looks expensive. Yeah, my wallet isn't calibrated for welding equipment. For an amatuer/hobbyist, $700 is still a bit pricey. I can't even be arsed to buy a gas bottle for my Hobart 140. Mainly because almost none of the welding supply places are open outside of when I'm working, and no one puts prices for a bottle on their website, just refills. There's no way I'm renting a bottle. iwentdoodie posted:Shockingly the new HF Vulcan branded welders aren't bad at all. The top of the line one is just under 900, and does all 3 methods. It's obviously not as nice as dedicated machines, but for a hobbyist it'd be loving perfect. Even AvE was reasonably impressed with the Vulcan welder. They cheaped out here and there, but apparently not where it really counted. Liquid Communism posted:I'm not a practicing Catholic anymore, so that's interesting. I still reflexively answer 'And also with you' to anything that hits the right cadence.  Seminal Flu posted:It is right to give him thanks and praise. That one, too. Which I think has also changed, IIRC.
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Darchangel posted:That one, too. Which I think has also changed, IIRC. So much of the mass has changed since I regularly went that it pisses me off. I was sold and indoctrinated on an "immutable" church. When a significant portion of the mass changes in a 20 year period, how am I supposed to believe that poo poo is correct from thousands of years ago?
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Darchangel posted:Yeah, my wallet isn't calibrated for welding equipment. For an amatuer/hobbyist, $700 is still a bit pricey. Your best bet for a bottle is flea markets and CL. Some (AirGas, I believe) you make a deposit on the bottle (last one I did was $150 I think, edit: that was for a tiny rear end 50 bottle) as your rental fee. If you don't return the bottle in 30 or 60 days, the deposit becomes a cash price for the bottle.
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While horseradish is a different kind of spicy than chilis are, it feels real similar if you eat too muchSeminal Flu posted:So much of the mass has changed since I regularly went that it pisses me off. I was sold and indoctrinated on an "immutable" church. When a significant portion of the mass changes in a 20 year period, how am I supposed to believe that poo poo is correct from thousands of years ago? You sound like my grandma complaining that they stopped giving mass in Latin
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The Door Frame posted:While horseradish is a different kind of spicy than chilis are, it feels real similar if you eat too much You mean when you poop?
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Seminal Flu posted:So much of the mass has changed since I regularly went that it pisses me off. I was sold and indoctrinated on an "immutable" church. When a significant portion of the mass changes in a 20 year period, how am I supposed to believe that poo poo is correct from thousands of years ago? That kind of realization is why seminaries create a lot of atheists.
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LloydDobler posted:That kind of realization is why seminaries create a lot of atheists.
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Seminal Flu posted:So much of the mass has changed since I regularly went that it pisses me off. I was sold and indoctrinated on an "immutable" church. When a significant portion of the mass changes in a 20 year period, how am I supposed to believe that poo poo is correct from thousands of years ago? that's a hint that you shouldnt believe any of it
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BraveUlysses posted:that's a hint that you shouldnt believe any of it Oh, I started my own church a LONG time ago... It's a shame, though. There are some things that I did get out of 20+ years of weekly Catholic mass and Sunday school. The ability to pass time when surrounded by utterly boring church. Discipline. Focus. A feeling for a communal atmosphere. Reverence and respect. All good things. Lots of bad that's well documented. The most surreal experience in my life happened in a church -- I had a couple "uncles" (my grandmother's brothers) that were priests. At one of their funerals, I was sitting with the family up front in the largest cathedral in Cleveland. It was interesting to watch the mass for a priest -- there were several dozen priests from all over the area that attended and they do a whole separate "priest thing" during mass that I'd never seen before (just their own prayers and responses, etc.). At the end of the mass, the priests and Knights of Columbus exited first and proceeded to line the walk out of the church. As we were walking out, we were in pairs, my grandmother/father, my dad/mom, etc... except I was by myself. I got out of the church, turned to go down the walk and saw this absolute gauntlet of priests lining the path and I had a bit of fear that I'd immediately be called out as a heretic. I'm glad I was sober, because I think any altered state would have twisted me at that point. meatpimp fucked around with this message at 18:49 on Jun 7, 2018 |
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Rhyno posted:You mean when you poop? You know it
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poop chat and church chat, is this normal? On poop chat:  On church chat tonight I was at the church of bowie, winwood, knopfler, clapton
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Church? It's Prince's birthday, y'all should bust out some of his tunes today... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rp8WL621uGM
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Liquid Communism posted:I'm not a practicing Catholic anymore, so that's interesting. I still reflexively answer 'And also with you' to anything that hits the right cadence. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63RcymipKuY
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Olympic Mathlete posted:Church? It's Prince's birthday, y'all should bust out some of his tunes today... Not his tune, but drat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efhlDbZ4SmY Twice on the last page, dude
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I always liked the story: Priest comes in to give mass at a newly built church. Big, open space, but built for capacity, not acoustics. So they have a full PA rig set up for the place. He steps up to the pulpit, begins to welcome everyone, but it's way too quiet, and he says "oh, I'm sorry, there's something wrong with the microphone". To which the entire building reflexively booms "AND ALSO WITH YOU".
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I've been feeding a stray that's been hanging around the property at work lately. Today I took a full can of wet food for her and found out a resident called animal control and had her picked up. Stopped by the shelter on the way home and couldn't find her. My day is ruined.
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Just made out like a bandit with a set of General Altimax RT43s for the Versa, $80 (CAD)/shoe There's a rebate too that I just finished submitting and it brings me to $70/shoe.
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Dagen H posted:Not his tune, but drat: Yeah I was very tempted to post that, he absolutely slays that solo and then just struts off like it wasn't even a thing. I must have watched that video dozens of times, you know when you just sit riveted when watching someone do something with complete mastery? That's me watching this video... Note that at the end he throws his guitar up and it never comes down. 
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Applebees Appetizer posted:I get the "Is this here for something?" question a lot. BraveUlysses posted:i think i wanna build an exocet Wrar posted:You can get too dehydrated and die though. When I got back from Mexico I needed a saline IV because water and liquids were going through me in 10 to 20 minutes. jammyozzy posted:Just signed up for Babies' First Welding Course at the college near work.  My brother is supposed to be starting this fall, there's a 6 month wait list around here. I keep telling him to bust his rear end through the class and get some experience then don't get tied down because if you can weld and are flexible, can travel, you'll make a good living.
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Fermented Tinal posted:Just made out like a bandit with a set of General Altimax RT43s for the Versa, $80 (CAD)/shoe There's a rebate too that I just finished submitting and it brings me to $70/shoe.
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Seminal Flu posted:It's a shame, though. There are some things that I did get out of 20+ years of weekly Catholic mass and Sunday school. The ability to pass time when surrounded by utterly boring church. Discipline. Focus. A feeling for a communal atmosphere. Reverence and respect. All good things. FWIW I never went to church past the age of 4 and still got all that anyway, it's usually more a result of good parenting and growing up in a good environment generally than a (direct) result of Sunday morning hobby-having.
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I'd argue that church was a good thing for me growing up, the community of love and support is great when you're inside of that bubble, and my fundamentalist church actually helped shaped my super liberal/sex positive/socialist views. But bible clubs and church camp made me a very cynical person
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Guys I think my car is haunted or powered by magic. First partial fill up was making sure the gauge worked. Second fill was with a totally cracked manifold, bad o2 sensors and always running a/c. Third was new header, still bad o2s, and always running a/c. Fourth all of the above but seafoamed and new plugs. Fifth, I stopped running the a/c. Sixth, today, nothing has changed. Still no a/c, still beat the poo poo out of it, same commute, still throwing codes for both sensors. AFR is good despite the codes, no weird issues, nothing. But magically I just got an extra 7mpg. What the gently caress
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Cage posted:I love general tires. I had a set of altimax artic's a few years ago that were great, and I just picked up their new gmax rs summers last week and they're just as good, in different ways. I ran the altimax arctics this winter and they were great. Someone in slack reccomended them and I got a pretty good deal on them too. I find it funny that I now own two sets of general tires and neither of them are the grabber at2s I've been lusting after for forever.
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The Door Frame posted:I'd argue that church was a good thing for me growing up, the community of love and support is great when you're inside of that bubble, and my fundamentalist church actually helped shaped my super liberal/sex positive/socialist views. But bible clubs and church camp made me a very cynical person
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I’m churchy McChurchypants as I’ve said before. It’s good, even into adulthood for me and more now that I’m a parent.
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Somewhat Heroic posted:McChurchypants They're called "temple garments"
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Dagen H posted:They're called "temple garments" (He knows) And good on you guys that are indoctrinating your children. I'm not doing it to my kids, and it's definitely something they're missing. I just can't do the Catholic thing anymore, it bothers me too much. And my wife takes them to some new-style non-denominational Christian thing, but that's WAY to hippy for me to remotely accept as "church."
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The Door Frame posted:I'd argue that church was a good thing for me growing up, the community of love and support is great when you're inside of that bubble, and my fundamentalist church actually helped shaped my super liberal/sex positive/socialist views. But bible clubs and church camp made me a very cynical person Being raised in church made me a jaded, mentally hosed up atheist who refused to trust people by the time I was 12. Trying it again after I met my wife, and going with her family in my late teens and early 20s made it even worse. I fully think being forced into that poo poo made whatever brain issues I was going to end up with anyway exponentially worse. When I know someone is very religious I automatically distrust them, and discount anything they say until (heavily) proven otherwise almost as a defense mechanism.
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Yeah I was forced to go as a kid and vowed when I was on my own to never go again, and super religious people freak me out a bit. Don't force your kids into religion people.
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I can appreciate that some people can find religion can help them, and that's not especially a problem for me, but dragging your kids into it is a bit off, really. Teach them as much as you can about what everyone believes, and they'll work out for themselves where reality lies as they get older.
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Seminal Flu posted:And good on you guys that are indoctrinating your children. I'm not doing it to my kids, and it's definitely something they're missing. I just can't do the Catholic thing anymore, it bothers me too much. And my wife takes them to some new-style non-denominational Christian thing, but that's WAY to hippy for me to remotely accept as "church." This is a struggle with my wife and I. She's Catholic and I'm...not. I'm fine if she wants to take the kid but I don't really like being part of the whole thing. I am a decent and moral person (mostly  ) without all of that and I'd rather my kid decide what they want to believe. Neither of us really like the divide but neither will change, either. InitialDave posted:Teach them as much as you can about what everyone believes, and they'll work out for themselves where reality lies as they get older. Pretty much my thoughts exactly on this.
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I make no secret I believe in Jesus but I sure as gently caress will NOT step foot into a organized religion church again. I've had a complete gutful of the hypocritical assholes in the pulpit and pews that spew hate and division especially to the LGBT. I've had a gutful of pharasees that preach love thy neighbor and Jesus giving out free healthcare and food...... and then vote / advocate conservative to stop dem refugees and FYGM destruction of the social safety net. Ive become a lot more progressive and left wing reading a Bible after leaving organized religion - and TBH wether you believe there's Sky Person or not, "Dont be an rear end in a top hat and help those less fortunate" is a really good message that is repeated over and over in the NT, it's one I've tried in real life to follow with various levels of success, usually not very.
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