I can relate Bubba. People are all different, some more eloquent or skilled than others. When it comes down to it, no one person is actually better than another. Why do you think some people chose to be condescending or look down on others? It makes them feel better, but why?
they are broken as ppl some bullshit happen to them causing them to be that way ......if they have kids they just pass it down cycle never ends untill something ends them ....
sorry make the 27:80 rust to alu by weight
There are other reasons that people abuse others other than making themselves feel better. Like when that person is absolutely ridiculous, or an arrogant ignoramus, or a clamoring gasbagknowitalldouche. You get what I'm saying. I, for one, rarely feel better about myself after criticizing others. I feel just about the same as before. It's just a fun way to pass the time...
Who would want inflatable dogshit?
Did you delete your last post on this thread?
I did, but I thought about it some more and put it back. Did you think a mod got me? There's no mods up at this hour
reported for what
He's already on a watch list, based on certain keywords and phrases in his post.
Incorrect.
Stupid, fairly common, litigious logic that doesn't put the blame where's it belongs, on the perpetrator and makes sharing knowledge a crime. Conspiracy charges are a great way to suppress the transfer of knowledge.
Come on. Its an end of the world thread and I shared a booby trap trigger right before that.
What ever man. That may be true but not necessarily right.
I was working in a shop where we did mostly aluminum and steel surface grinding. One of the old timers showed us how to take the slurry, dry it and mix the alum and iron and an oxidizer into it to make something similar, but it was never as violent. He said because the ratios were never right and the coolant residues slowed the reaction. I have a couple gallon buckets around here somewhere of the slurry I saved, just in case.
I have about 10 gig's of survival related books and government manuals on my smartphone, that I've downloaded from bit torrent sites.
One book you and anyone else who doesn't have it, should check out is; Outdoor Survival Skills by Larry Dean Olsen. This book is on the additional reading material for the wilderness survival merit badge. It contains enough information that if you are lost with nothing on you, you would survive. It goes about as primitive as it gets.
