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This statement is always true. Anyways today I couldn't work because it rained all day and spent the day watching movies with breaks taken to work out and hook up. Probably should have written something but I can't work unless I'm miserable or infuriated.

Don't know you or the situation but sounds like a pretty big red flag tbh.

How do you see the Northern soldiers then?Your average yankee had a pretty similar lot in life and few of them started fighting to overturn slavery. The same as I see the confederates.

Being above slaves, who were property, isn't exactly encouraging when your lot in life is living in a shack barely scraping by while some **** lives a life of decadence because he owns land and the state works for him. I guess I don't have the submissive nature to view dying for that as admirable.

I'll use my SKS to slow them down and chop their heads off when they're wounded so I don't need sword skills. Although I suppose I'd absorb them after a while. Following me around on tree-trimming day, waiting for nature to take it's course won't teach you a thing about fluid mechanics, soil chemistry or how to design a wireless network! Absorbing your lightning will.

So... I'm supposed to find it admirable that people would be willing to fight and die for one of the most disgusting practices of human history even though they had no personal interest in doing so? Because I'm sensing some mixed signals here.Average southerner would be concerned with protecting their social order rather than slavery itself.And while initially they went willingly eventually conscription was necessary. It's still a social order that doesn't benefit them. A good part of my family were confederates (those that came pre-famine) and they fought for the rights of the upper class to **** on them. Wrap it up in the gaudy costumes of "honor" and "freedom" if you will, but it's still fighting against your own interests.

I just clicked on this thread for the first time in ages and was I drunk when I wrote this or was I actually responding to someone? Probably both.

I'll use my SKS to slow them down and chop their heads off when they're wounded so I don't need sword skills. Although I suppose I'd absorb them after a while.

Honesty the more I think about it I'm convinced I'd end up being like Cassidy.

I'd be immortal if I could decapitate other immortals and absorb their power through lighting.

I lifted weights and am looking at meeting a woman to watch Fight Club with and do some stuff our mods would censor.

Something we've all done.

I went to public high school in Texas and can confirm that it was bad.

If they wanted to get the second amendment thrown out all they would have to do is propagandize cops and wealthy suburbanites being under attack by "undesirables", like militant leftists and muslims and immigrants and "urban" folk. They do that and a good amount of people who were previously unconditionally against gun control would change their unconditional support to include a big "but...".

http://archive.is/qTevt If true this is hilarious.

Done twice, already done, and not an option.

Whiskey, Tinder girl, and insomnia

The problem with anarcho-whatever suffix you wanna put here, is of course that violence is a very effective coercion tool. So as history has shown you very quickly degenerate into have and used-to-haves. And then it starts all over again. Excuse me statist scum, but the NAP will prevent all of that.

**** it Shady, let's be timecops. You'll be the married guy expecting a kid who plays it by the book and I'll be the loose cannon who does things his own way.

Bruce or I?

What if they've already gone back and they can't change anything because what they did already happened?

I've got a bulge like that and I like fitish women with thick thighs and round butts. In fact I woke up next to one this morning and drank a shake with her after running. Just thought I'd let you guys know.

I'm doing the same thing actually. The issue is that it's costing me about 4 months worth of work per year before you factor in books and all that stuff. It could be worse and blah blah blah but it's pretty god damn awful as it is and it feels like my life is a Springsteen song.

It's liberated whiskey. It could be pricer, but it's still a lot when you make 2.4k before taxes a month.

Color me shocked.