>>112242
Subtle!

>Proponents say that the idea behind the various graphics that incorporate a thin blue line is that law enforcement is a Thin Blue Line that stands between chaos and order or between criminals and the potential victims of crime, and it is primarily used to show solidarity with police.
>Various emblems portraying a Thin Blue Line have been made, including a horizontal thin blue line across a Union Jack rendered in black and white in the United Kingdom, or on a black and white American flag in the United States.
Yet both parts of said flags are (portrayed) exactly the same, so basically it does not divide anything much. Subtle indeed.

>>112242
I love this new post-facts left. They can't understand their opponents, it's fucking hilarious.

>>112242
This is the stupidest troll bullshit ever, and even if it weren't they're advertised as showing support for the police, so the vast majority of people buying them do so with that intent.

  The Second Civil War - Tweets from the Front https://youtu.be/Ho_pjCjKMuo

>>112266

The new Fallout game is looking pretty sweet.

>>112268
Embarrassing.

>>112268
I want my 3 minutes back.

>>112273
yeah, but so is this "2nd Civil war" yeehaw meme.

Oh, and CAMPING

I can't find a picture of our car tent right now, but here's an old defunct shack I found while elk hunting. I have a couple one man ultralight shelters, but honestly they are not that fun.

I did a gear testing demo with a big agnes 2 person tent with my waifu last spring. I forget which model, but it's the one with only one door. Yeah, no thanks. Way too cramped for family style camping.

Now for elk spike camps and stuff I'm probably going to get one of their 2 man shelters for just myself to replace my current stuff, but with TWO doors.

I miss hunting, so I picked up a bow recently and have been practicing a lot.

I've been learning how to make bows and arrows to support this cheaply and I'm discovering a relaxing hobby in turn.

My hunting goal is simple but hard. I want to hunt long horn sheep and buffalo and make composite bows from their horns. Then hunt the next quarry with that bow. And so on.

>>112207
Noice!

I bought a nice Damon Howatt recurve on clearance through work a few years ago with grand plans that never materialized. Fancy easton carbon arrows with original wood look wraps and feathers, really heavy Grizzly single bevel broadheads, old school leather quiver etc. Work was stupid busy and I never got time to practice, and by the time I thought about it hunting season was too close to become proficient enough for ethical shots on an elk and whatnot.

Last Christmas I picked up a basic, but serviceable Bowtech Fuel package compound on clearance again for pennies with grand, but more realistic plans this time. Obviously it still requires lots of practice, but I figured it would be easier to get started on a compound with sights and stuff.

Unfortunately I finally restarted and am just about through the enlistment process for da army after 9 years of fuckery and am probably going to miss this season.

I'm in button down mode for discounted stuff I could use from work before I leave. Planning on a Big Agness Tiger Wall UL3 to replace my itty bitty Six Moon Designs Skyscape so my dumb little spike camps are actually like...useable. I really wanted to take a week or two off in September when zee elkies are talking and pop into the Bob Marshall wilderness or something cool and work from a little camp.

>>112221
Say hello to Frankenbow. A Ben Pearson aluminum compound riser from '70s and Samick Sage 40# recurve limbs. It currently measures at 45# at 28", the length of the riser seems to add 5lbs to any limbs I add.

I'll take a better picture eventually.

I also have an old PSE compound that Cable gave me. I call it Trash Bow (lovingly) because he pulled it out of a dumpster some 14 years ago. It's pretty fun too

I'm currently farming pineapples. It's damn easy. Just cut the tops off and throw them in the yard.

One of the saddest and most infuriating things about living in 21st century America is the open lawlessness of the people are the top levels of government. Every year it gets worse, every year they get more brazen and every year more members of government further down the chain follow the lead of those above them and the problem spreads in disease like fashion.
Maybe its just the optics because we have so much more media these days, but sometime I feel like living out of the way somewhere in some no-name nation might be safer and more relaxing.

>>112222
>>112223
Listen up you triggered libcuck SJW killary lovers, the president says this has been the greatest administration for second amendment rights ever, andy anything otherwise is just fake news. TRUMP!

>>112235
hahaha I know all about the IP that hash translates to

speaks for itself doesn't it?

Yes. Yes, I am.

Well, this is their board, after all.

>>108790
save them frend, they 4ll yurs

>>108794
awwww sweety

/t/ was never good.

lmao at senseless getting owned so fucking hard
just lmao

But guys, don't you know that DOCTOR Jordan Peterson and the Moscow Academy of Psychological Research have found that only the most *bigly brained* intellectual defenders of EVROPA are cucks?

>>108734
45k /year

that's it to be a cop? ffs no wonder they're always so pissy.

>>112210

What keyword triggered your shitposting routine?

Douglas C. Neidermeyer (Mark Metcalf), the cruel, militaristic foil to the fun-loving slobs of Delta House in Landis' 1978 college fraternity comedy Animal House.

In the midst of the chaotic finale of that movie, we're shown text letting us know what became of each of the students in the film. Neidermeyer's reads like this:
Douglas C. Neidermeyer, '63, killed by his own troops in Vietnam.

Roy Moore sounds like a prime candidate for fragging if he was as stupid, stubborn and insubordinate as a company commander in Vietnam as he was a justice and politician in Alabama.
Fragging can be described as an extreme form of insubordination, and Roy Moore was the most insubordinate, imbecilic judge I have ever heard of. Higher courts removed Moore twice for refusing to obey their rulings; one for refusing to remove a Ten Commandments statue at the court house (such obvious religious displays on public property constitute a government endorsement on an "official religion and violate the separation of church and state, but there's plenty of private property to display such stuff upon) and another for refusing to recognize or issue licenses for same-sex marriages, in defiance of a federal court order.

Roy Stewart Moore is a batshit crazy wanna-be minister evil, horrible sack of shit the former chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, former contributor for WorldNetDaily, and failed candidate for the United States Senate. Having twice lost his job as chief justice of the court, he is a raging homophobe, Islamophobe, and serial violator of judicial ethics rules, and has said the events of September 11 were God's punishment for America's acceptance of gay rights and abortion. A ghastly campaign for the Senate in 2017 revealed more details of Moore's personal seaminess (being a profligate child molester to the point where he was banned from the mall because this District Attorney was hitting too often and openly on young high school girls, accusations of sexual assault on minors, among other things), which caused him the election (but he got the nomination for the Republican ticket and that speaks volumes of the scumbags voting in Alabama).

"Moore was such a comprehensive caricature — Sinclair Lewis could not have imagined this Elmer Gantry — that the acid rain of reports about his sexual predations, and his dissembling about them, almost benefited him by distracting attention from: the remunerative use he made of a charitable foundation. And his actions as a public official that by themselves sufficed to disqualify him from any public office. He is an anti-constitutional recidivist, twice removed from Alabama's highest court for his theocratic insistence that his religious convictions take precedence over U.S. Supreme Court decisions, so he could not have sincerely sworn to "support and defend the Constitution" and to "bear true faith and allegiance to the same."
- George Will reflects on the Roy Moore's failed United States Senate campaign in a scathing criticism of the head of the Republican Party.
https://www.washingtonpos

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>>111147
Madness. Pure and literally pants shitting madness. The sort of madness that would make the great and terrible Cthulhu say "wtf".

>>111147
Republican snowflakes at Kent State who got triggered by safe spaces.

>>111134
>>111143
>>111144
>>111145

how can the left even compete?!

owning yourself to own the libs
https://gizmodo.com/tweets-about-diapers-broke-the-entire-conservative-yout-1823345007
>Bennett said that initially, Kirk reached out to congratulate her personally, telling her “Keep up the triggering, good job.” But as the backlash grew, TP USA staff seemed particularly concerned with protecting Kirk’s personal social media image, the Independent wrote:

>Ms Bennett said she tried to defend herself, lashing out at the other groups in Facebook posts. That’s when she got a call from Turning Point’s chief operational officer, Tyler Bowyer.

>During their conversation, Ms Bennet says Mr Bowyer told her that the diaper incident was inappropriate because it “gave the left a lot of ammo to take these pictures and make memes out of them.”

>“It’s not funny,” Ms Bennet said the COO told her. “Nothing about this is funny. Now every time Charlie [Kirk] tweets they tweet back pictures of him in a diaper.”

>Not only was Kirk apparently extremely irritated that people kept on swamping him with diaper photos on Twitter, the online backlash convinced TP USA to crack down on the ability of its chapters to independently organize:

>As a result of the diaper incident, Ms Bennett said, the organisation changed its entire event process, requiring more—and more explicit—sign-offs from adult employees. Mr Kirk later confirmed as much to the New Yorker, saying the organisation had issued new guidelines to chapters in order to prevent a repeat. The Kent State chapter has not hosted a single speaker since the Free Speech Week.

>>112173
I bet this guy's from Florida.

I remember as a kid being taught about how FBI agents were these superhuman geniuses who were completely devoted to protecting the public from the most dangerous criminals. Seeing that guy shoot a civilian by accident and then try and walk away like nothing happened might made me doubt what I was taught a little if I didn't see him dancing first. That guy was wriggling & jiggling all over the place like his legs were made of jello or something, he really is superhuman! He is way above the rest of us for sure

Here's a Panavia Tornado IDS of the Royal Saudi Arabian Air Force.
The IDS is a swing-wing two-engine fighter/bomber that can be mistaken for an F-15 Eagle. Bummer that the Eagle apparently lost her perfect no combat loss record, but that's what happens when you sell stuff to the Saudis.

>>112176
>In service with all nations the F-15 has an air-to-air combat record of 104 kills to 0 losses as of February 2008.
Of course, no losses, only "technical difficulties".

>>112177
>cheap jewish photoshoop
History channel at it's finest.

>>112175
>>112181
I see the russian piloted target drone defense force has arrived.

  >>112182
No shit.
The best testament to how the F-15 is a flying brick was when one lost a wing in a mid-air collision and the pilot was able to stabilize her, fly her and land her by going fast on afterburner. Proving the old adage that a brick will fly if you put enough thrust behind it.

Or perhaps this only shows McDonnell Douglas has been selling all their F-15 customers something they didn't need - an extra wing. The second wing should be an option on the deluxe models.

F-15 lands with one wing https://youtu.be/M359poNjvVA

>>112182
>the right wing of the Eagle was sheared off roughly two feet (60 cm)
Doesn't look anything like 60 cm to me, actually it is closer to two meters. Even if we assume nothing was broken off during stress of colliding with airstrip at full speed, it looks like only 30 % of wing area was lost.

>fly her and land her by going fast on afterburner
Even a schoolboy knows very well that it does not matter how fast the aircraft is flying, what is necessary is aerial stability, so that one side of the aircraft is providing as much lift as the other. Planes do not fly on one wing, no matter how well they are designed.

>>112177 clearly displays a footage of normal two-wing aircraft with one wing crudely painted over on film. A brainless American consumer would see the plane with one wing flying level on the TV screen and therefore will think this is how it happened in real life.

Tendency to exaggerate air superiority by adding improbable, inflated and otherwise falsified data to statistic is common and well-known propaganda tactic since the rise of flight (and especially since WW2), yet every western propagandist will completely deny any falsification and manipulation, no matter how unrealistic it is, how many factors involved, or what other people tell. A lie repeated a million times becomes truth.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_World_War_II_flying_aces

>This is a list of World War II flying aces. Fighter aces in World War II had tremendously varying kill scores, affected as they were by many factors