echelon1k1
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the same can be said about your slavish devotion to a two party façade...
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the same can be said about your slavish devotion to a two party façade...
see4
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Cute. But I suppose all your world of warcraft earnings have garnered you a financial stake in a company? How about your thousands of hours on call of duty? Hows that workin out for ya?
I realize when I told you I was Schedule K1 on 1099 you had to go run and look that shit up, but now that you know, you can ask me any specifics you would like. You can ask me things like, how and when did you incorporate, and in what state(s). Did I S Corp, did I llc? You should ask me things like my yearly filings and my quarterly returns... Go ahead bro. Ask, lets make a new thread of it. We can lay it out in detail. I will even school you in how to start your own business.
see4
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you got me all wrong Aussie. I don't believe in a 2 party system either. I think its total garbage. I also believe in smaller government. I believe in the right to bear arms. I own a half dozen assault rifles for god sakes. I think you misunderstand my political stand bro. big time.
echelon1k1
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your limited means is shining through again... All I know of warcraft is that it makes a great south park episode, you on the other hand seem to think computer gaming is a measure of worth... I mean honestly who would even refer to the above without being immersed in it 24/7?
I can see you now in your "corporate headquarters" saying "it rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose" add to that your current avatar it all becomes clear;
[video=youtube;wXPTRttT1wE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXPTRttT1wE[/video]
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
I am compelled to comment.
An assault rifle by definition has a select-fire provision.
Unless these are class III confections, they are semi-auto versions of military long arms and not assault rifles.
Now, i hold it possible that you do indeed have the select-fire articles, Federally regulated as "machine guns".
But I consider it likely that they are the far more prevalent civilian autoloaders ...
echelon1k1
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No buffalo bill, you've made it quite clear you stand in front of a mirror singing "i'd fuck me"...
echelon1k1
New Member
Long Guns bro, Long guns...
see4
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I stand 5/6ths corrected.
1 Class 3 auto sear.
Would you consider an SBR with suppressor an assault rifle? Also Class 3, which leaves me at 4/6ths corrected.
see4
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Fuck yea! I think I've posted that clip a dozen times. Shit never gets old.
see4
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Im looking at a 338 Lapua for my next purchase. Maybe a Savage or Armalite. Can't seem to get a hold of the Barrett I like. Or do you mean longer than that? 20mm?
[video=youtube;7ft2j6J4NcY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ft2j6J4NcY[/video]
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
I stand 5/6ths corrected.
1 Class 3 auto sear.
Would you consider an SBR with suppressor an assault rifle? Also Class 3, which leaves me at 4/6ths corrected.
While I frankly envy you the suppressor, i will opine that no soldier* worth his alkali metal halide would walk, or ride, or jump into battle with a non-select-fire primary weapon.
*I do give dispensation to weirdos like snipers and sundry SpecOps practitioners.
echelon1k1
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you sound like an expert on the term "shrinkage"...
see4
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fuck all the nonsense, i just like wasting money on things and blowing shit up. im glad i got in and out of the military when i did. i'd just assume move to brazil before i get trucked off to some bullshit war in some high heat desert country. [though i suppose Arizona, err, I mean Southern Madagascar is just as rough]
see4
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wikipedia cracks me up sometimes....
Shrinkage may mean:
- Shrinkage (accounting) – the loss of product inventory.
- Shrinkage (statistics) – a technique to improve an estimator.
- Shrinkage (fabric) – a common problem when laundering garments.
- Shrinkage (casting/molding) – slight dimensional reduction brought about by the reduction in volume of the cast or molded material as it cools and solidifies. When shrinkage of a part will present fitting problems, e.g., interchangeability, the casting pattern/mold cavity is made slightly larger.
- Slang term referring to human penis size, particularly when the penis and scrotum contract in response to chilling.
You must mean I know a lot about improving statistical estimators. And you would be correct!
Sorry dude, you already gave it away when you advised doing a 1031 exchange on a primary residence and not knowing the exemption on the capital gains.
Go argue in the mirror.
see4
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Please cite. Because I am almost certain those words never came out of my mouth, and would argue that you are engaging with the wrong fellow.
338 Lapua magnum you mean. Why? Why on earth would you want that caliber of rifle? Just for the "cool" factor? Or are you intending to actually use it for some purpose other than poking holes in inanimate objects? I mean you hardly have any guns at all, it would make much more sense to get a long gun that has a cheap and easy to get caliber choice. Why shoot a rifle that for $20 only buys you 2 cartridges?
Do you even own a .22 rimfire?
What current general strategies do you use to give your company a sustainable competitive advantage?
Also, what is the current ratio of your companies times interest earned?
echelon1k1
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I have to agree, just for the cool factor... Same with a DDm4v2, unless you're in a profession that requires that kind of out of the box setup... 338 calibre is legal here but I don't have $10K + for the platform and have no practical use for such a precision rifle but if I could, Blazer R93 TAC...
see4
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I do own a .22 rimfire. My friend's 8 year daughter uses it. I use it when I go camping, the bang doesn't wake the "neighbors". But yes, I want a 338 for the cool factor. I also want a 50 cal for the very same reason. Poking holes in inanimate objects is fun as fuck. Animate objects are more however. But to answer all your why's... because I can. Simple as that. I buy stuff because I can.
Current advantages are niche market placement and intellectual property. The only debt obligations I own are NNN scheduled payments and minimal salary expenses. When I do make capital expenditures, it is typically used with cash on hand, but in the rare case I've had to borrow, my terms are less than 1 year. We spent $85,000 on collocated racks and backbone connections.
Yea, I researched the Blazer, that's the rifle on the top 10 sniper weapon list, no?