>>112417
Where do I find a girl that'll wear patches on her tiddies?

pin

>>113535
I remember his lovable retardation.
As far as I can tell, he never openly returned to opchan after his first summer of posting.

Been awhile since I posted. Don't think anyone remembers me.

>>113505
Piss off.

We both know it'll be kinder than letting it suffer.

>>113559
you're not autistic, you're just yet another flaming faggot who wants to falsely identify as "damaged" because you're in denial about being genuinely inferior

>>113562

Gonna have to agree, we were pretty dumb if we're honest. Surprisingly few of us got van'd. Can't remember who it was that took an armed RC plane to a public range for testing, but that was pants on head retarded.

>>113562
Welcome. Get Out.

>>113516

Clio was a noguns SJW Eurotrash piece of shit who was unliked by many, not just that one Russian guy with broken English.

I just wish she was still here when Tarrant shot up that mosque so that I could laugh at her.

>>113598
Wrong pretty sure it's spelled Cleo

Sign of the times. Powers at be want to divide us so we're weaker.

>>113483
>>113486
yeah I basically stopped using this site in 2016 for that reason, all the /pol/ weirdos seemed to show up here (that, and the Russian bots), and it went from a cozy libertarian gunfag hangout to an angry alt-right white supremacist hovel

>>113567
also this

>>113483
JD decided he'd rather shill for dollars than upgrade/migrate the site, throwing up his hands when it got too hard for him, and ignored sensible ideas to get the site more traffic.

If he's invested some of his coin in paying a competent developer to migrate all the old threads to Lynxchan, as well as actually implement some of the shit people have told him about years ago now (SSL!) that would make new traffic perhaps easier to come by, but

He hasn't. You know this. I know this. Everyone in the room knows this.

TL;DR JediDachshund happened. Am I wrong?

>>113570
election years, bro

>>113572

I mean you're not really, otherwise something would have happened over the last 5 years. Like, anything. Honestly should have let serv run it into the ground and move on if this was the alternative.

We have a new influx of the angry alt right again, wonder where the place was advertised because no one is stumbling onto this place.

>>113595
facebook page prolly shared into an Alt-Right group or summat.

  >>113585 >>113587
Well done sir.

I suppose I haven't updated in a while, cause, well nothing much happens. I've been working from home since March, which has been pretty awesome. I work at HQ and the test cells I support are in another state and in another country, so except for not seeing my coworkers, it doesn't matter where I am. I do meetings and spreadsheets. Just delivered a big training presentation I've been working on for months and it went pretty well.

Absolutely nothing happened on Monday and Tuesday, so I watched Donut Media car videos on youtube and shopped for Miata parts. Tuesday at 16:30 one of the engineers asks me to help him research some running data, then at 17:00 the test cells call up with an issue. So that's how it goes with a salary job.

Haven't been shooting since I left Maryland. With as fucked as ammo is now and COVID protocols, I don't even care to try.

Been doing Track Days with the Miata. That's been going great. Just put in a couple of racing seats and harnesses. I've been teaching my nephew how to work on cars and he rode along for the last event. He's having a good ol' time. (He was going to ride along for the autocross, but that track wasn't allowing passengers, for any reason, due to the 'rona.)

In the video, the run was going extremely well, until the money shift. Was at the top of 2nd gear and I went for 3rd. A couple of times that day the shifter kinda jammed up, but managed to get it into 3rd. This time it went into 1st. As soon as I started to let the clutch out we started to spin. Fortunately, as soon as we started to spin, I pushed the clutch back in, and we *only* revved to 7000 rpm, which is the normal redline for this engine. I figured at 55 mph that would have been 10,000 rpm in 1st, if I'd have let the clutch out all of the way.

For the whole day I couldn't figure out what happened. We're driving, everything is great, then some kinda shifting problem, then we're spinning. The next day, watching the video, is when I figured it out. No damage to the car or gearbox.

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>>113213
Hydrogen Peroxide kills viruses.
Cloroxide (liquid bleach) kills viruses.
They're both also unstable, highly reactive, and revert to more stable compounds if you look at them wrong.
Should you, for some reason, mix the two, the immediate and vigorous reaction turns H2O2 and ClO into O2, Cl2 (chlorine gas), and H2O. Two previously virus killing substances in combination are rendered completely harmless to viruses.
But try explaining to admin that the two stage classroom disinfecting procedure they pulled out of their ass is completely ineffective, and I get told "just keep doing it this way." So instead of spraying all the desks with a peroxide based sanitizer right before Mike with the mister comes through spraying dilute bleach everywhere, I've just started wiping desks with a wet rag and keeping it between me and mike. Fucking "educators".

>>113591
Mike's a bro.

A lot can change in a year, and this company has been off-ramped a few times in the past, and we haven't been officially informed, but from what LT told us this weekend, this time next year...

>>113593
America's Fun New Imperialism(tm). But it's not new anymore. And fun? Well.. just depends on who's asked.

  Donald Trump ramped up his spat with Emmanuel Macron, the French president, with an active day on Twitter. Stephen Colbert read and commented on the tweets — disputing Kim's missiles, defending his widely mocked decision to skip a World War I memorial in France due to rain, and several attacks on French President Emmanuel Macron, one of which included a threat to raise tariffs on French wines. "Aren't you losing support with suburban white women?" Colbert asked. "Maybe now's not the time to come after wine. What's next? Banning book clubs and Nancy Meyers movies?"
https://youtu.be/ujaRrfE1Lwc

The most popular spirit in Mexico is not tequila or mezcal, but brandy. Particularly this bottle right here. It is definitely a working man's drink at $14 for a 750ml. The initial flavor says "sweet" and the aftertaste says "young", but it's pleasant enough on the rocks. I'll try it with tonic tomorrow.

Drinking a Stella and re-watching LOTR for the first time in at least 8 years.

energy drink

>>113583
Your poor wife.

>>113502
On a scale of "The Future is Bright" to "I want to suck start a 12 gauge", what do you think the economy is going to look like in the coming years?

I only have my AA but I also am the designated devil worshipper (cant tell you our actual name since youd just Google it) for my band government and have been since ~2005. An example of my work, I recently figured out that race is actually the Mark of the Beast!

>>113499
By chance, have you read A Company of Tanks by William Henry Lowe Watson? Free .pdf available online. It may be of use to you. http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/44451

>>113503
Thanks chap.

It depends on what I write, current plan is to adapt it into 2 different books one academic and one more mass-market.

knowing my luck it'll end up getting published by Pen & Sword.

>>113493
That's a sharp question. Lets get to the point. I am keenly aware of the edge bestowed by such a well honed issue.

You are a cut above the rest OP.

>>113556


I honestly wonder if the people that push conspiracies about the academic elite have ever actually spent time with them. They couldn't organize and agree on anything to the extent of pushing a climate agenda. If they did, they'd be in the private sector making millions.

It is not nearly as far fetched to believe that multinationals - with a proven track record of subversion for the pure benefit of the bottom line - might have been engaging all the levers of power they can access.

>>113557

I'm getting real sick of this bug.

https://www.theregister.com/2015/09/30/massive_global_cooling_factor_discovered_ahead_of_paris_climate_talks/

Climate change: because scientology didn't get to you first (tm)

>>113558
>I ignorantly wonder if the people that push conspiracies about the academic elite have ever actually spent time with them.

Spending years working at NASA is how I learned that those conspiracy theories are all true

>>113574

Come on now...

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/nations-vanish-global-warming/

The only common thread is media exploiting language for attention. Not exactly a new concept.

>>113576
https://www.snopes.com/news/2019/10/10/facts-and-data-arent-enough-to-combat-fake-news/

#collectthewholeset

#freekyle