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I was asking precisely so I could learn something...
bullshite, you didn't ask any of that nonsense in earnest, you simply wanted to stir shite and decided the deaths of these service members was a good place to start. You shtick here is obvious and tiresome.
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He should go for POTUS someday.
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Why is Army Reserve involved at this state of the war?
You are truly a dumb frick of a miserable human being.
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But I though Guard and Reserve was only for emergencies, not some kind of regular postings?
No, you didn't think. Anyone with even as miserably an underpowered brain as you possess know that NG and Reserve forces regularly deploy in support of Active Component forces. There are even AGR and ADOS slots posted all over the world. This is nothing new, you are simply incredibly ignorant and you've never even tried to correct this ignorance either.
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She has the right to refuse service.
You certainly didn't hold that opinion for some cake bakers not too long ago.
The amazing ignorance and imbecility of the modern Left, believing Iran’s interest in uranium enrichment was purely for energy and medical research. If these assholes ever developed a nuke, they would use it in an act of terrorism. There was never a chance they would ever honestly negotiate restraint in that regard.
re: Tehran getting blasted
Posted by Clames on 3/1/26 at 5:05 pm to TigersHuskers
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I am retarded today.
FIFY, bitch.
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Even a 15w charge would give him far more juice than he would reasonably need in a single day in a car. I keep an inverter in my center console and literally never use it.
I have a new Lenovo laptop and a new Toyota with dedicated USB-C charging ports and they certainly don't provide enough power, rated at 15W each. Most PD rated 12V adapter chargers max out at 30W, a small inverter can provide 200W easily. Personally, since I don't like driving with clutter of extra wires, I have a 140W M18 TopOff inverter or a Dewalt 220W 20V/60V inverter that can easily run my laptop. I also have the newer USB two-way adapter that works on Dewalt 20V or 60V batteries that can output 100W through the USB-C with the right cable, then turn around and charge the Dewalt battery at up to 65W.
Did you make sure the contacts were clean and the igniter has a solid connection to the grill? Would also make sure the spark path is clean too.
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Is there something in between that and California trimmer?
There are electric reel mowers under or around $200 but who knows if they are worth even that. Gas-powered reel mowers are basically the tools of those whose grass is either a significant hobby or maintaining golf courses these days.
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service merchandise
And Montgomery Ward.
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“I feel like I'm about to cry,”
Tears from the smell of him shitting his pants more likely.
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Too cheap to buy a box.
To cheap to buy any sometimes, given what is seen when local police post pictures of what they confiscate after a bust, the mags are loaded with whatever these guys pickup off the ground. 9mm brass case FMJ stacked on some nickel plated JHP stacked on a rat shot round and a .380 ACP stuck in there for good measure...:lol:
re: Atlanta Hawks are honoring historic ‘Magic City’ strip club with promotion
Posted by Clames on 2/27/26 at 7:39 pm to BowDownToLSU
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lemon pepper wings
and Lawry's must be the other flavor.
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I really wish there was a <$1k option for a walk behind reel mower, gas
Used 10-blade McClane on marketplace for $800 in my area...:lol:
re: What walk behind mowers do you like for Zoysia?
Posted by Clames on 2/27/26 at 3:13 pm to bayoubengals88
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Too late for that!
Not really, I'd go ahead and dump that oil now though.
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Any tips on maintenance?
Oil change every season, doesn't have to be anything special, any 10W-30 would be fine. If there isn't a fuel shut-off valve on it now, get one, and use it to run the carb dry after every use. If you have access to ethanol-free fuel, great, if not then not a big deal if you throw some Stabil 360 or Stabil Marine in the fuel jug. I keep a can of TrueFuel 4-cycle fuel too, use it to run out and flush the carb of regular gasoline at the end of the season. Do the same with my 2-cycle equipment using Echo RedArmor canned fuel too.
re: What walk behind mowers do you like for Zoysia?
Posted by Clames on 2/27/26 at 1:13 pm to bayoubengals88
It's basically in the same class as a Harbor Freight Predator engine, you might get by just fine as long as you maintain it well. I would run it lightly for a bit and dump maybe two oil changes through it before seriously running it, those engines generally come fairly dirty inside and produce a good bit of break-in wear metal that you are going to want to flush out right away. I would expect it to use more oil and gas than a similar sized B&S or Kawasaki engine.
Unless you go up to the very best of what is currently offered, I wouldn't try a battery powered mower. At the cost of getting into the eco system and spare batteries you can buy a commercial-grade walk-behind. Echo's walk-behind looks solid, good residential warranty, and not outrageously priced. If my Honda had a catastrophic failure that wrecked the engine and deck, I would probably go get an Echo LM-2119SP. I'm not a big fan of the smaller B&S engines but the 190cc engine is tolerable.
With Honda out of the game your options aren't all that great. Toro, Echo, or Stihl depending on your budget and local availability. High lift deck, sharp blade, and an engine with the power to keep the RPM's up is pretty much what you'd need for any grass. Just that most residential mowers are built poorly overall, the engines have poor durability, and you are still paying like you would for something that would have been commercial-grade in the past.
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Some barrel manufacturers suggest it "seasoning" a barrel.
Others say to go shoot it and don't worry about it.
It's also a depending on the use type of thing. There's always going to be residual stresses no matter the manufacturing process, heat cycling will help as well as shooting to burnish out the rifling but the only people that will notice are those that shoot while controlling pretty much all other variables. In a mass produced rifle shooting commercial ammo, I don't think there is any real benefit. Kind of like having an engine built from a used (seasoned) engine block, will be more dimensionally stable and less likely to crack under the stress of hard use.
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trying to figure out which pistol she was supposed to buy.
Which is all the more funny as none of them really know. One of the presumably brighter ones in the group I witnessed (presumably because he finished his 4473 faster than the other two) started looking at the handguns in the display cases. Didn't matter if it was a CZ, a Sig, or S&W...all Glocks to him...:lol:
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Eventually they were both escorted out the store.
Too bad they weren't escorted right into a jail cell.
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Everyone is a beginner at some point.
True.
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The 2A still applies to them.
Never stated it didn't.
My observation is more to do with the casual indifference to their own ignorance of what they are buying. Ostensibly, these are adults but may as well have been children picking out Nerf blasters for what was displayed. They were buying ammo (well, one little box of 20rds), probably going to be handling these weapons loaded before the day is out, waving them around for pictures for social media posts.
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