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- Comment on The bullet engravings as per WSJ 14 hours ago:
The hitler groupies have beef with everyone. Fuenes has beef with Trump too apparently, recently started spewing stuff about “Jews and Communists still being in government” and pissed off about Trump not releasing the Epstein files.
So, if according to the one conspiracy theory that Says Kirk was killed for retaliation over his Epstein opinion, Fuenes is certainly soon.
I doubt the groypers would do this, there’s no way they could be smart enough to escape as long as they have.
- Comment on oxygen replenished via endocardial tubes 14 hours ago:
Fuck
Yes
Lmfao
- Comment on He died doing what he loved. 22 hours ago:
I thought it was a .30-06. A .223 could do that at 200 yards, but the way it took him out looked almost identical to a good killshot on a deer. And the .30-06 was designed for much longer ranges than a .223.
- Comment on ... 23 hours ago:
Deaths. They want a population of “around 100 million people.”
A number they literally conjured up from thin air.
- Comment on ... 1 day ago:
258,000,000 is the goal this time, and honestly 9/11 was a big player in seeing it get this far.
- Comment on RFK Jr. Blames violent video games for Mass Shootings. 2 days ago:
Well, if you take away video games we’ll have to find entertainment somewhere
- Comment on Too soon? 2 days ago:
Yeah no way that thing walked away unscathed.
- Comment on What do we say in tough situations? 4 days ago:
“Called it.”
- Comment on Home made Soup 5 days ago:
Ain’t no way a shrimp fried rice. I ain’t NEVER seen a shrimp fry rice. You show me a goddamn shrimp with big enough claws to hold a utensil and then maybe we can start a conversation, but shrimp too dumb to do anything with it after you give it a tool.
- Comment on It's been downhill since 2020 1 week ago:
All that happened to me is I was in a drunk like state for 36 hours.
I got a big promotion? I found a new group of friends? That’s about it though.
- Comment on It's been downhill since 2020 1 week ago:
No, no you are right, dicks out man. Dicks out.
- Comment on It's been downhill since 2020 1 week ago:
My ex wife cheated on me on December 28th, 2019.
I took a whole bunch of pills two weeks later that apparently are not lethal in any amount.
However, since then, I am all but convinced we live in hell, because never once in the past 5 and a half years has anything gotten better.
I’m sorry y’all. This might be the bad place.
- Comment on Checkmate theists 1 week ago:
He has abandoned us to suffer in our sins.
- Comment on IME there's nice guys and then there's "Nice Guys" 1 week ago:
I sort of get that. But after what I went through with my ex wife, rejection seems so tiny compared to what a bad relationship can put you through.
- Comment on IME there's nice guys and then there's "Nice Guys" 1 week ago:
It’s ok to feel hurt if you get rejected.
It’s not ok to go full Joker and hurt other people because you were hurt.
- Comment on No justice, no peace. 1 week ago:
Oh yeah, no I caught that.
That’s just my brain said it would make sense to bring it up.
- Comment on No justice, no peace. 1 week ago:
Reading investigation the IAEA did on the Sarov guy, it sounds like he didn’t die painfully. It would have fucking sucked, but the only pain he described was a headache and when they physically examined him in a few places.
He died of heart failure, but they were unable to tell what that really meant, the cell structure of everything in his body had been destroyed.
- Comment on production line 1 week ago:
The frames and the bread both got a go through an oven I bet
- Comment on No justice, no peace. 1 week ago:
I’m surprised they had a robot radiation hardened enough to actually try. I’ve got to look up what they did. The whole room it was in was a neutron reflector, the robot would be, and the interference would be crazy from the decay products.
Wonder what they would have done if the robot couldn’t do it.
- Comment on No justice, no peace. 1 week ago:
Jeez. Talk about an area denial weapon. That’s horrifying. Just massive deadly glowing sphere of doom that’s both too energetic and not energetic enough to stop the chain reaction. That’s incredible.
- Comment on No justice, no peace. 1 week ago:
You know, something I always wondered was what would have happened if the core was allowed to stay in Prompt Critical configuration?
The design provided the extreme rate of fission at T=0, which in a bomb is when it gets compressed (the density increases). But that density is relatively uniform, the demon core didn’t change properties.
Normally I’d suspect it would just melt, but since it was in a neutron reflector, it should increase the rate of fission as T>0. Hence the chain reaction.
- Comment on Reginald Fried Kentucky Jr 1 week ago:
It’s not a fetish, they’re the only people that want to go into politics.
At 25, when people are eligible, they have usually worked for a bit and politics isn’t on their mind.
Old people can also afford to fuck around with the economy more, they got theirs.
- Comment on bmw 2 weeks ago:
You know, in retrospect, you are totally right.
- Comment on bmw 2 weeks ago:
Based on the number of BMWs I see in the shop there?
Something gets beat, that’s for sure.
- Comment on bmw 2 weeks ago:
Correct. Blew my mind too.
- Comment on bmw 2 weeks ago:
Look man, when I’m in my RC F, that V8 ought to be turning your head so you anticipate I’m going to pass you. Otherwise you’re clearly not paying enough attention to my sick expensive car. (/s)
- Comment on bmw 2 weeks ago:
I asked the local BMW dealer if I had to take a class to unlearn how to use a turn signal.
He did not find it funny, which I found even more hilarious.
- Comment on These gender reveals are getting rather ridiculous.. 2 weeks ago:
Again, it’s not easy or ethical to test, but any charged particle interaction with a nerve for instance will possibly trigger an action potential, inducing the “light” that is witnessed. However, this is unlikely given that the optic nerves are pretty well protected.
What is more likely to occur is that a sufficient amount of gamma rays or x-rays ionizing the nerve or nerve sheathe itself and those unstable particle decay into something that releases a charged particle triggering the nerve signal.
- Comment on These gender reveals are getting rather ridiculous.. 2 weeks ago:
Sort of? Radiation refers to any ionizing wave- particle. This means ultraviolet, x-rays and gamma-rays are not possible to see.
Alpha and beta particles can only produce visible light if they are moving faster than the medium that light travels through. Because Alpha and Beta particles are massive they cannot reach c (speed of light in a vacuum) but in water, as being discussed, any velocity >0.75c will produce the light.
Electrons and positrons are a much lower mass and require much lower energy to get moving at a sufficient speed. This means beta decay is a candidate for it, but the beta decay of naturally radioactive elements is too low of an energy for this to be observed. In nuclear fission, the neutrons won’t interact this way as they aren’t charged. The immediate fission products, however, are usually of very high instability and some of these do decay by beta emission in a very short period of time.
Alpha particles, which are usually 5 mev, do not create the light, as they are much more massive. These are released from things like Uranium-238 to Thorium-234.
- Comment on what are the grievances with the "male loneliness epidemic"? 2 weeks ago:
“It’s stupid, it’s not a thing, it’s men’s own fault”
So as someone who recently learned my gender identity is demiguy, I can say it is and isn’t a thing.
Masculinity as a whole is a toxic concept in my book. A man is stoic. A man is strong, capable, and will put up or shut up. A man is attractive if he looks strong, acts strong, drives strong trucks, enjoys strength based sports, is emotionally strong, and essentially a lifelong warrior. A man can do anything he needs to by himself. A man can change if he needs to. A man has rough hands. A man dresses prepared. A man does not have too much emotional intimacy. A man is vulnerable only to the extent that he doesn’t appear weak.
All of those statements apply to the criticisms. It is stupid. Men aren’t socializing with hardly anyone. It’s hard to when you have to do the mentioned statements. It is a thing. Men do not have friends to call and shoot the shit with. Men are annoying when we text too much. Sharing real feelings is weakness. It is men’s own fault. It’s the nature of the characteristics of manliness.
The unfortunate side effect is that Incels have coopted it to defend their misogyny, and women who all have significant reason to be angry at this see it as terribly offensive.
To me? Yeah. I’m lonely. But it’s mostly because I didn’t understand who I was, and I didn’t have groups to fit in with. I like wearing tailored suits, but I love having soft hands. I like lighter clothing, cuddling, playing silly games with children, lavender and vanilla scented candles and candle lit baths.
But men can’t share any of that with each other even if they identify as men. Women are the only link to “softness” they experience. This leads to a compounding problem. Men need to accept that they will be alone unless they can connect on something OTHER than STRENGTH.