My SIL picked a local Indian place for her birthday spot. My fam and inlaws all went. Food was prepackaged and microwaved--I could tell.
Best part was when I stepped outside for a few minutes and one of the employees passed me, took a dump in the alley, and then went back in.
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I’d pay the Chinese absurd amounts to guide me to the Indian border so I can beat up Indian troops with sticks
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LIBERALS: "We have guns too!!"
ME: "Ya, we know. We get reminded every time one of you shoots up a school"
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If you’re still getting Covid boosters in 2026,
You’re a retarded faggot in a league of your own.
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Maybe a bit too spicy of a take for most people, but if you're even slightly to the right politically of Bush the commies are gonna line you up against the wall too, the wall might just be covered in the blood of men who had views that actually stood a chance at stopping them.
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T-Rex Arms Titan: 15-month review.
It’s only been public for a few months, but I’ve been running a beta unit since August 2025. OWB on competition and tactical belts, mounted with a Tek-Mount.
My use case has been training, both flat range and field, and competition. It has been with me in a range of settings, from the TN state USPSA match, to a 6 day CQB course at DARC.
👍very smooth draw and re-holster
👍 Big thumb release, much harder to miss than an ALS
👍 Puts your thumb right where it needs to be for guns with a manual safety
👍 Friction fit plus active retention, so if the release ever fails, it’s still a solid Kydex holster
👍 Zero functional wear after 15 months, even with the beta’s 3D-printed hood
👎 A bit bulky front to back to make room for the hood. Minor, but it’s the only thing it doesn’t nail.
It does exactly what it says it will. Might be the last overt holster I ever need.
We have a winner!
Replying to @Shelfka
I hate this kind of "Build" (you didn't build it you just put a bunch of shit on it) because it defeats the purpose of a compact gun to just slap a bunch of shit on it, like a magwell, comp, light, and red dot. All while still being worse shooting than full size.
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"Traditional gender roles are outdated" - until rent is due, until she needs PROTECTION, until she wants to be PROVIDED for, until she wants a man to LEAD and make hard decisions.
Then suddenly TRADITION IS SWEET.
A man watches his pregnant wife change tires by the roadside…ANIMAL. WEAK MAN. IRRESPONSIBLE.
A woman is snoring in bed while her husband is cooking, cleaning, doing laundry
- "Oh he's a real man, he's evolved, he's not intimidated by a strong woman." SHAMELESS HYPOCRISY.
Your role as a MAN is by FORCE. You MUST pay. You MUST provide. You MUST protect. You MUST die trying. If you don't, you lose your wife, your kids will disrespect you, society will call you a failure.
Her role as a WOMAN is by CHOICE. Cooking is choice. Respect is choice. Submission is oppression. "It's not 1950s, I'm not a slave."
So your own is SLAVERY, her own is FREEDOM?
You want a TRADITIONAL husband with MODERN wife privileges. You want a man who does 1950s duties while you do 2026 freedom.
And I blame the SIMPS. The foolish simp men who accept this deal. You are the ones empowering this nonsense.
You marry women who openly tell you they will do NOTHING for you, but you must do EVERYTHING for them and you clap for them.
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The Flux Redux: Know Your Objective First
The Flux Redux is a chassis system for your Glock. It turns your pistol into a short-barreled rifle that collapses into a concealable package. It's a cool concept. But before you spend money on one, you need to figure out one thing:
What is your objective?
•Do you want an SBR built around the Glock platform?
•Are you chasing the "trifecta" of a forced reset trigger, a stock, and a suppressor?
•Are you trying to shortcut capability instead of developing pistol skills?
Be honest with yourself on that last one.
The chassis won't make you a better shooter
A chassis is not going to make you a better shooter than you can be with just a pistol. If you train hard with a normal pistol, you can outperform a chassis system in almost every metric. Period.
However, if you don't train regularly, the chassis can give you an advantage, especially when you're shooting at distance and on small targets.
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You should never need permission but this should ALWAYS be the natural, predictable outcome of a shooting.
There are no rules in self defense.
There is nobody coming to save you.
You are your own first responder.
Hundreds of Bend residents apply for concealed handgun licenses following deadly school shooting
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having a gf is insane because it's like a critical security vulnerability that you let in your house
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I'm currently stressed out so I'm going to comfort scroll race war content on this application
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It's one of those fun times when infosec people start saying stuff like "you should buy some devices that work without an Internet connection, like pistols, shotguns, and rifles."
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You came to X and learned that maybe Hitler wasn't the bad guy after all based on actual real evidence and facts.
Then you learned that the VAST majority of Indians are literally retarded which is why they have rivers of shit and garbage
Then you learned that White people pay all the taxes which brown and black people need to survive in a White society.
Imagine what you'll learn next.
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🚨 NEW: Kaylub Giamanco, the HERO father who TOOK OUT the Bend, Oregon elementary school shooter last week, tells the story for the first time
"I started hearing children PLEADING for their lives. And then I started hearing gunfire and I just started army crawling faster and faster. And I told myself, this is probably the last thing that I'm ever going to do."
"I have to go in. People are going to die."
"I crawled through the bottom window that was shot out and continued onto the rug inside where there's a little breezeway with stairs."
"And then the special needs classroom was to my left. At that point, I was on the ground on my hands and knees. I re-racked my weapon to make sure that a live round came so that I knew that I was ready to go."
"And then I peeked through the window. And at this point I found my opportunity. And I'd seen a teacher on the left struggling with the gunman on the right with the rifle."
"And I knew that they were on both sides of me, and I knew that he did not know that I was there. And so at that point I swung the door out and open and I stepped in and I fired."
This man deserves the Presidential Medal of FREEDOM! 🇺🇸


































