BF2S Forums EE Chats 2016

Jay wrote:

And your statist response is to write a new law making it illegal to rest a shotgun on your foot because clearly there is an epidemic if it occurred one time.

Kind of.

Everything ahead of the 25.4mm dia cauterised hole had to be removed as it was no longer connected to anything, including I think two toes.
That could have left him with a big camel toe type foot but they decided for stability to push it together and stitch along the middle and he now has a sort of ostrich claw instead.

Dilbert_X wrote:

25.4mm

That's an inch. This is an American libertarian message board, please adjust your units accordingly.

I'd own one if I lived on a large enough plot of land (e.g. farm - and not necessarily a big one). I think they need way more space than people think they do.

And I'm of course talking about a normal sized dog, not those pieces of shit you can put in a hand bag. 'Drop-kick dogs' or as my girlfriend puts it '4th-and-10' dogs (american football reference to those of you outside).

1927 LOVES small dogs though

I volunteer at the SPCA so I can play with dogs. I live in a shoebox apartment so owning a dog would be a no-no, even if I had so little self respect as to get a sub-dog. My flatmates at the last apartment I was in bought a cat. Made the place stink, plus the furry little velociraptor learned how to open doors so it could break into my room a chew my cables. Had to install the door handles upside down to stop it.

I want a dog

I just finalized the print version of the Guidelines I have been working on for 2 months. In 2 weeks I'll be a published author, ISBN and all...although you'll never know I wrote it.

SuperJail Warden wrote:

Pocshy2.0 wrote:

I just finalized the print version of the Guidelines I have been working on for 2 months. In 2 weeks I'll be a published author, ISBN and all...although you'll never know I wrote it.

Congrats dude. What is it about?

It's the guidelines for a disaster recovery assistance program aimed at helping private individuals, small businesses, farms, and not-for-profit orgs in the aftermath of a natural disaster. It's not much of a page turner, but I've spent the better part of my waking life for 2 months working on it. The embedded policy decisions took countless (often fruitless) meetings to make. It's not the only thing I've been doing, but it certainly has the most impact in terms of shaping the new program.

Anyone ever been to a Golden Corral? I think there are two in NJ and I haven't been to either. The only buffets here are Chinese and I am interested in what a buffet not run by Chinese is like.

The one casino buffet I went to was awful. Small selection and expensive. Of course it was in Florida.

KEN-JENNINGS wrote:

buffets are almost always shit unless they are in Vegas or a more catered type setting.  I've been to Hometown Buffet and it was shit.  Absolutely shit.

I had a seafood buffet last night at the interconinental in sydney. Pretty good, crab, lobster, balmain bug, prawns, oysters etc. was definitely satisfied

KEN-JENNINGS wrote:

notice i said "Vegas" and not "casino".  Casinos don't count unless they are in Vegas or Macau or perhaps Monaco.  Atlantic City is shitty.

Atlantic city is pretty lousy I hear. Something like 4 casinos closed in one year. There is nothing to do there besides go to the beach in the summer. They need to legalize drugs and prostitution and upgrade the trains to Manhattan.

Not me.