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48 people for a county this size is nothing.

I do think some is situational bias. When your in the trenches everyday it can skew your perspective.

I heard a new one today..... So a nurse that was refusing to get the shot and was looking to take a layoff. Came home to her 54 year old brother non-responsive. They rushed him to the hospital where he died. The sister (nurse) and fellow nurses say that was a covid death because the unvaccinated...

This has been the heart of my newest bitching....... where in the fuck is congress? How are there not collations, petitions to supreme court, counter legislation anything from them. They seem to be more will to give up their power faster than the people are to give up there rights. Truly shocking.

I can see where you are coming from but I think you know that's really a shitty play on numbers. That play would be neglecting that the vaccine is suppose to wane the infection rate. So by your numbers it has but only buy 20%. Pretty low efficiency rate from something that is being forced on people.

I have found that also. Unless it's on the nightly news it is labeled as a conspiracy theory. Syracuse news station reported 50% of of the current hospitalized were vaccinated, but was still a pandemic of the unvaxxed. So I asked the believers what do those numbers really mean and no one could...

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Original flavor?

But the failure wasn't with the hardware, which was my first take also. It was a base metal failure around the mounting studs. So it appears in the top photo the lug had god engagement, but the screws didn't protrude into the slide itself. So all the load was transferred through the stud right...

Sadly I think they will claim you over torqued them. I know you didn't but that's my guess how they will play this one.

Missed that tidbit. Yup shitty metal or opened up the thread so much that it didn't have enough metal left to resist the shooting force. Wait just had a realization did the screws go into the slide at all or just the lugs? If not it in the slide then that would be a huge issue.

Ok so that's what I was seeing. The picture of the bottom of the optic, the hardware didn't look like a shear failure. Well that because they didn't break. So the the threads on the slide gave out which now I see. First thoughts where there could be a few things (knowing your skill set...

Wow how tight of a fit was the optic to the slide? There shouldn't be enough movement there to create a shear failure. So if its not shear it would have to elongation. The force required to elongate that hardware should never be generated while shooting. My guess is the hardware had a bad heat...

I'm in the same boat. I'm trying not to be checked out at work but the truth is I can't. I was slated to run a multi million dollar company but I wont give up my morals for the all mighty dollar. I need to hurry up and get professional engineering stamp paperwork in while I still have time.

They stopped doing births before covid. They were sending them all to Rome.

We think this is terrible in terms of health care right now, but its just the beginning. Wait until the big national corporations start having massive layoff because of the mandates. National trucking companies, Walmart, target, grocery stores, Lowes, home depot, hell even fast food start...

What do you need? I have a decent ride on if your interested.

The numbers seem to be alerts that you haven't looked at the thread to look at yet.

My kids love the stuff. But it makes a huge mess. So now they can either play with it on the back deck or in the basement.

My target gun and hunting rifle loves that same round. I started using their lead soft tip at the same weight. They love it and have about the same accuracy.

The really sad part is the best to come. If they are ashamed by this just wait there's more!

It's hot air until active generals start taking a stand.

Time to buy a still and make something good out of them.

It's been 3 years and finally got my flag pole installed.

Sieved or given?

Depending on how much stuff you keep I think one of those collapsible bikes can fit behind a truck seat.

Definitely a different world here in CNY. My commute is 25ish miles one way. So If I needed to get home on foot it would take some doing. Especially considering I wear hard sole boots everyday and the terrain is very hilly. I still have yet to put together a bag of my own, maybe it will be a...

I still think for a long commute like that, one of the collapsible bikes are the way to go.

Have about 400 gallons of maple syrup at any one time ready to go ;)

Any recommendations to places to purchase the storage material. We pretty much only have walmart as a buck supplier of food around us.