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721.
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mgarfias
14y ago
Thank you. My first thoughts were a lot less polite.
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mgarfias
14y ago
I hope you get eaten by a bear.
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mgarfias
14y ago
Have a little girl.
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mgarfias
14y ago
I'd like to schutzhund train one. Or maybe it's schutzkatze?
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mgarfias
14y ago
Over specialization is for insects
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mgarfias
14y ago
I pretty much hate puppet after 4 years of dealing with it. Scaling problems, having to run another bunch of crap to store configs, in an app that was designed to store configs. I'm getting all riled up just remembering the hell. Next time
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mgarfias
14y ago
Icelandic Free State
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mgarfias
14y ago
Did you know that almost all vaccines contain aluminum as it makes the vax more effective through an as yet unknow means? Did you know that aluminum is a neurotoxin? Did you know the there are ZERO studies on acceptable levels of aluminum
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mgarfias
14y ago
What would you tell the parents of a child who died due to the vaccines you mandate? Yes, kids die, and have other complications.
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mgarfias
14y ago
I would have told myself to divorce the ex then, instead of waiting 5 years and prolonging the misery.
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mgarfias
14y ago
Yes, but there is no requirement to do so. Nor is that serial # available anywhere to look up.
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mgarfias
14y ago
Bolt Action means less killing power? WTF. You claim to be a hunter with an '06, yet you think a .223 is more powerful? The .30-06 is roughly 3x more powerful than the .223 fired by an AR15 which is really just a glorified varmint round.
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mgarfias
14y ago
What is an "assault weapon"? Oh, did you mean an AR15? The most popular firearm sold in the US for the past few years. Which Heller specifically protects ("in common use"). Dude, go ahead and out everyone in my neighor hood with an AR15 o
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mgarfias
14y ago
Oh, and if you build it yourself (as this person has done), no tax need be paid, no serial # need be applied, and all perfectly legal provided you have not been restricted from purchasing a weapon through normal channels. That is, a felon
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mgarfias
14y ago
To clarify: The only firearms in the US (federal level) that are registered are NFA items (machine guns, suppressors, short barreled rifles and shotguns, etc). Firearms are not "licensed", people are. And in the US, in a vast majority of t
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mgarfias
14y ago
Incorrect. The lower is the only part of the assembled weapon upon which a serial # is applied and a tax is paid. It is also the # that is recorded on the Form 4473 at the dealer when you purchase the weapon. There is no federal level fir
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mgarfias
14y ago
The M16/AR15 upper and lowers in milspec form are made from 7075T6 (might be T651 or some other specialized heat treatment, I am not sure off hand). Others have made them from 6061 Al. The chamber is part of the barrel, which is made of so
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mgarfias
14y ago
You don't have guns there because of crime, but rather because the Brits wanted to keep you disarmed in order to control your population better. Gandhi himself said, "Among the many misdeeds of the British rule in India, history will look
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mgarfias
14y ago
Being a farmer helps. 18/21 here.
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mgarfias
15y ago
Who ever said OSX was impenetrable? Anyone with a clue said there wasn't much being written to target it. I want the few minutes back that I spent reading this.
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mgarfias
15y ago
Complete silence after wasting a day interviewing.
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mgarfias
15y ago
I made something like US$18k (pretax). Was the downpayment on my house. Not as much as I wished, but beats the hell out of flaming out. ETA: Company sold out about 2 years after I started. I didn't make nearly as much as if I had continu
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mgarfias
15y ago
Yes!
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mgarfias
15y ago
Oh yes, I've done plenty, as well as autocross. To do it right, I need another set of wheels. I can buy scrub hoosiers or r888s for ~ $100/tire (vs $400 new), so the wheels make sense. Then the C5s are HARD on brakes. I'm still on OE ro
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mgarfias
15y ago
I do have a 2yro. The stairs are gated off and mom knows that when I'm in there I'm working and unavailable.
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mgarfias
15y ago
Oh I know, but a mortgage and a 2yro (and before that saving for the house) kind of get in the way. I suspect my boy will be racing karts before I have a race car.
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mgarfias
15y ago
Not a bit at all. Let's say I bought a new Z06 - 505hp, etc - it'd likely be no more exciting on the street than the 01. You simply cannot drive these cars fast on the street, if you lose it you're going to kill someone. I do drive it ra
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mgarfias
15y ago
2001 Chevy Z06 Corvette. Bought new in 2000 when I was working for PGP. ETA: Its seen track use too. Fortunately (or un really) I've not had the spare income over the years to really hit the go-fast crack pipe.
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mgarfias
15y ago
Here! Here! I currently commute up the stairs to get to my office. Much more sane than spending 2 extra hours in the car every day.
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mgarfias
15y ago
Except that they don't. NASCAR has had road courses for as long as I can remember.
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