CriedWhenBrucieLeft
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Laying siege to their assholes is a totally disproportionate response.
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phantomoftheicarus
Bleeding Freak
I have, but unfortunately my trebuchet hasn't actually been delivered yet, so I'm stuck with a much inferior catapult instead
At least rebuild that into a mangonel. Come on!
Black Wizard
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I used my new wok (this way).
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With all due respect Zare that came across as, uh, kinda insane sounding!
There is nothing insane sounding about self defense.
Maybe the aim to the head part tho
Really when you know how a cheap air gun shoots it might be useless if the other guy is in a thick jacket. Perhaps wait until summer then shoot him in the sack.
Black Wizard
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Einstein was pretty close when he said the World War after WW3 would be fought with sticks and stones. The Balkans are already on toy guns.
CriedWhenBrucieLeft
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Indeed. Maybe I didn't think what you described sounded like self-defense though?
MW564
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It's sounds more like the Rainbow Six Siege equivalent of "Self defence" to me.
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I most certainly meant that.
Black Abyss Babe
I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold
Successfully, or did you end up doing a wok of shame?
Travis The Dragon
AFTERGLOW!!!
Damn, that sucks! You're getting there though! I can't wait to hear about your first solo flight!OK, so today I was going to do the last navigation flight with instructor, hoping to do the first solo nav later this week. To the west, beautiful clear skies. Over the home aerodrome a very stubborn layer of cloud.
Instructor is keen to go, thinking it should be possible to sneak out below the clouds and intercept the intended route once we get past, so we prepare the plane, start up and take off ... then realize that instead of breaking up, the clouds are actually thickening. Conclusion: Only safe option is to go straight back and landOn the positive side, I made a really smooth landing.
Gonna try again tomorrow, if weather permits.
Number 6
Ancient Mariner
I'm afraid of flying. Have only traveled by plane once when I was 10. But, I intend on doing so again in the future. Gotta get over your fears, right?OK, so today I was going to do the last navigation flight with instructor, hoping to do the first solo nav later this week. To the west, beautiful clear skies. Over the home aerodrome a very stubborn layer of cloud.
Instructor is keen to go, thinking it should be possible to sneak out below the clouds and intercept the intended route once we get past, so we prepare the plane, start up and take off ... then realize that instead of breaking up, the clouds are actually thickening. Conclusion: Only safe option is to go straight back and land
Gonna try again tomorrow, if weather permits.
Better luck tomorrow!
Forostar
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I would charge that as an assault.
We have a trebuchet in the shed, in pieces. True story. It's not full size, but still.
Dr. Eddies Wingman
Brighter than thousand_suns
No luck today. In addition to the low clouds, a thick fog is covering the entire city and miles and miles around it. But the forecast for tomorrow and Friday is much, much better
One funny thing is that I normally feel uneasy with heights. But inside the aircraft, it's a whole different story even when flying almost inverted (which I did during the pre-solo checkride, where I practiced spin entry and recovery with the chief instructor).
If you have a friend who is a pilot, ask to go up with him in a small plane. Sitting alongside the pilot and seeing how things work during flight might be helpful in overcoming your fears (maybe?).
You gotta get over your fears, definitely. When I was a kid, a spider in the room would have me looking for a heavy object to smash it ... nowadays I don't care as long as they don't crawl on me. It helps knowing that the ones we have in Norway aren't very venomous ..I'm afraid of flying. Have only traveled by plane once when I was 10. But, I intend on doing so again in the future. Gotta get over your fears, right?
Better luck tomorrow!
One funny thing is that I normally feel uneasy with heights. But inside the aircraft, it's a whole different story even when flying almost inverted (which I did during the pre-solo checkride, where I practiced spin entry and recovery with the chief instructor).
If you have a friend who is a pilot, ask to go up with him in a small plane. Sitting alongside the pilot and seeing how things work during flight might be helpful in overcoming your fears (maybe?).
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