Wat’s Carbon Water-N-Stuff Thread - Concepts In Iron And Wood!!!

Congrats on the guns score. Tres cool. There was the guy in Band of Brothers who accidentally discharged himself to death with a souvenir Lugar. Keep that safety in your nose and don't drop the damned thing!
 
Change. The forgotten anniversary of the Wright Brothers' flight reminded me, my grandfather was born in a time when man did not fly, but died shortly after man landed on the moon. Just a man. Forgotten.



And he was long-lived for his generation. Died of something we can fix now. People complain about the cost of medicine and Social Security going broke but cannot see past the politics of free medicine for all, as if flight came without cost...
 
Congrats on the guns score. Tres cool. There was the guy in Band of Brothers who accidentally discharged himself to death with a souvenir Lugar. Keep that safety in your nose and don't drop the damned thing!


I remember that scene, too, and as a result, I had the same thought. This handgun doesn't have a grip safety. The one I had been looking at did. Trust me, I'll be doin' some more readin' and some fiddlin' before a live round ever gets into it.


Change. The forgotten anniversary of the Wright Brothers' flight reminded me, my grandfather was born in a time when man did not fly, but died shortly after man landed on the moon. Just a man. Forgotten.



And he was long-lived for his generation. Died of something we can fix now. People complain about the cost of medicine and Social Security going broke but cannot see past the politics of free medicine for all, as if flight came without cost...


Thanks for the Wrights reminder. Mom had an aunt and today would be her birthday. She turned 10 when the Wrights flew, and she died nearly 3 years after Armstrong's One Giant Leap. She died of something preventable.


We have more money than they rest of the world. We still would if not Bidenomics.
 
We have MORE than ever. It's just money, not wealth and we seem to educate to the former, if at all...

You sound too much like a responsible gun owner and are going to take fire from the words of tin that follow you relentlessly and it makes the cats restless. It is a good thing their fighting spirit is propped with balsa and not oak. Even walnut would be something to take stock of.
 
Words of tissue. KleenexTM is a name that belongs to a corporation and not to our tampon timz. They wouldn't know Responsible if it bit them on the yarbles, assuming they have any yarbles.


"Oh Sweet Jesus, Wat has too many guns (WTF is that?), so he's an irresponsible gun owner."


Where in Hell do they get this dreck-fer-"logic."
 
They'd answer you but all they have is the business iPhone and they seem to have misplaced the personal one. Probably left it at work during COVID and now it's lying on the desk in the cubicle with a dead battery...

... maybe the iPad...


Siri, find my Mac!
 
Dude in the commercial is singing a Christmas carol and I cannot stop translating it into the Latin of my youth. Now the damned thing will be stuck in my head all day. I want to go out and punch a Catholic in the face but I'd have to travel a couple of counties north to do so. They have a rural "ghetto" or as we refer to them, enclave.

I used to think it was about Mussolini, "Benito..."
 
Where is Hans Schmidt when you actually need him???


Fascinating toy. Think how the whingers pee themselves over such things. It's no wonder we have raised a nation of pussies and we have no one but the cunts in power to blame.


 
There is a shrill noise from libturds about "what about Britain and Japan?" and firearms. What about them? Last I checked, we don't want to be like them. Seems to some of us that the US has had to whip the shit out of each of them at different times and for different reasons.


I'm still trying to figure out how the wheels came off under The Great Society such that mass shootings started to "make sense" to some disturbed people. Where did the anger come from? Why have families disintegrated? Where went to cohesion?


WTF???


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Japan is the home of crazy stuff. Have you seen their game shows? Like the British, uptight in public and total freaks in private.
 
People don't realize that Japan isn't any sort of a "free" society despite being one of the most sought after trading partners in the world.

Depression is rampant there and the gov can't figure out why. My thought is that a "throw away" materialistic society built on the ashes of feudalism and stratified through both class/caste structuring and ritualistic abandonment of history/family has something to do with it. But that's just me, and what does a gaijin know about it anyway?

I would like to camp overnight in their "suicide forest" and walk out again the next morning. The ghost stories about the experience would be legion. The oldest continually operating inn in the world is there too, Nishiyama Onsen, in Yamanashi Prefecture. I should like to stay and star gaze while soaking in the hot springs there. Maybe I could wash away the ghosts after my overnight camping trip in the woods at the foot of Mt. Fugi.
 
People don't realize that Japan isn't any sort of a "free" society despite being one of the most sought after trading partners in the world.

Depression is rampant there and the gov can't figure out why. My thought is that a "throw away" materialistic society built on the ashes of feudalism and stratified through both class/caste structuring and ritualistic abandonment of history/family has something to do with it. But that's just me, and what does a gaijin know about it anyway?

I would like to camp overnight in their "suicide forest" and walk out again the next morning. The ghost stories about the experience would be legion. The oldest continually operating inn in the world is there too, Nishiyama Onsen, in Yamanashi Prefecture. I should like to stay and star gaze while soaking in the hot springs there. Maybe I could wash away the ghosts after my overnight camping trip in the woods at the foot of Mt. Fugi.



They also seem to be the most monolithic and least diverse socialites out there. Marching in lock-step seems to be the norm.


Here's wagering Wat sleeps amazingly soundly in the Suicide Forest.
 
They also seem to be the most monolithic and least diverse socialites out there. Marching in lock-step seems to be the norm.


Here's wagering Wat sleeps amazingly soundly in the Suicide Forest.

I would not. I'd be up all night encouraging my ghosts to join their friends and stay with them for the rest of eternity instead of with me. Ghosts with common interests ought to party together and leave us fleshies out of the deal.
 
They also seem to be the most monolithic and least diverse socialites out there. Marching in lock-step seems to be the norm.

Their society has a split right down the middle between their history and their future.

Once you get out of the city, Japanese life changes. In some ways it's better, and there's less depression. In other ways it's worse. and there's more depression.

Japanese people in the country tend to be less stressed but stuck deeper in the groove of their history regarding their "place" in Japanese society. Basically, farmers are always going to be farmers and there's no way up or out for them no matter how talented any particular individual is. The saving grace is that most of them accept this because their personalities are such that acceptance is okay.

City dwellers are overstressed because they know that no matter how hard they word, or how talented, or creative, they will always just be worker bees and never the one getting the honey. That realization brings on the depression cycle and many of them just check out. Some limit that to just checking out of the rat race, while others go camping in the suicide forest for an extended visit.

The solution is to revamp their entire society but that's not going to happen. Ever. Yet without it, there's no future for the nation or its people.
 
I would not. I'd be up all night encouraging my ghosts to join their friends and stay with them for the rest of eternity instead of with me. Ghosts with common interests ought to party together and leave us fleshies out of the deal.
No need to travel to Japan.

Try laying off from smoking those California Black Mamba THC-infused blunts.

Maybe your ghosts would then leave you in peace on their own.
 
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