FireManDan @coachingfire

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FireManDan @coachingfire

5 days ago

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Florida just made guns and ammo tax-free for the rest of the year. Today through December 31. No cap on the rifle. No cap on the ammo. No cap on the optics. Tents? Limited. Fishing rods? Limited. Firearms? Not a dime to Tallahassee. DeSantis signed it. The legislature passed it. Four months. Zero sales tax. Use it. This is a Second Amendment state acting like one. Stock the safe before New Year’s Eve.

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3 months ago

@ChipJohnson01 😄 60 with a bogey

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6 months ago

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6 months ago

@steverb10 @OWU_WBB @GeneseoKnights @WASHUBears @DSUBulldogs Nice job on the call tonight guys! Loud and clear in Jax.

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6 months ago

@malletcncworks Cool truck 👍

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6 months ago

Malletcncworks-From Our Woods to Your Home @malletcncworks

7 months ago

Im curious of opinions here. 1981 K5 Blazer runs and drive 60 miles a day. Every thing but the air works. No rust or holes decent paint clean interior. Unknown mileage but let's guess at around 150k What do you think its worth?

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6 months ago

@malletcncworks 86 with 98k on the clock. Just tested all 8 with 180 psi. Needs some paint, but super clean.

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6 months ago

@malletcncworks Yes sir

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Sama Hoole @SamaHoole

7 months ago

"They came for religious freedom." Right. Yes. Some of them. Partly. Read the actual letters they sent back home. Not the ones that got turned into school textbooks. The ones written in the first winter, by people who'd survived the crossing and were now looking at a landscape so alien and so abundant that they didn't have the vocabulary for it. They wrote about the meat. Passenger pigeon flocks so vast that early settlers described the sky turning dark at midday. Not briefly. For three days. One flock. Continuous. The sound compared to thunder that refused to stop. Estimated population: three to five billion birds. A single hunter in a single afternoon could kill five hundred. No licence. No lord. No penalty. Just birds, endlessly, for the taking. Deer walking into camp. Salmon running so thick in the Pacific Northwest rivers that witnesses said the water appeared to boil. Bison herds that took four hours to cross a ford. Oysters the size of dinner plates, piled in reefs along the Atlantic coast that you could harvest by reaching over the side of a boat. Now understand what these people had come from. England under the Forest Laws. Norman law. The forests, a third of England, legally defined as the king's personal hunting ground: where killing a deer carried the death penalty, and maiming one carried blinding and castration. Where a peasant could live on the edge of a wood teeming with game and starve legally while watching the lord's gamekeeper patrol past. The Enclosure Acts were already beginning. Common land, the land that ordinary people had grazed animals on for generations, being fenced off and handed to private landlords one parliamentary act at a time. Six million acres would go this way eventually, and with it went the pig in the back garden, the cow on the common, the ability to keep yourself in protein without paying someone's rent for the privilege. In the meantime: pottage. Bread. Turnips when you were lucky. A bit of lard if the week had gone well. Meat on feast days if the harvest hadn't failed and the price hadn't climbed and your teeth were still functional enough to manage it. These were not people who had decided, in a detached philosophical way, that liberty was preferable to tyranny. These were people who were hungry. Specifically for meat. Who had heard from sailors and merchants and adventurers that there was a place across the water where the game belonged to no one, where the forests had no keeper, where you could shoot a deer because you wanted to eat it and face no consequence beyond the satisfaction of having eaten it. The New World wasn't a political idea to the average emigrant. It was a place where you could eat like a lord without owing a lord anything. They crossed an ocean for a steak that didn't require someone else's permission. And they ate it. And not one of them, in all the letters, ever suggested they'd made the wrong call.

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8 months ago

This thread. Is gold.

Caroline Di Russo @CaroDiRusso

8 months ago

As I said earlier, regime change - in Venezuela or elsewhere - is a very serious and consequential thing. No doubt. But the satirical commentary following the fall of Maduro has been sensational. The irony. The sizzle. The absolute bangers. Here are my faves so far.

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jackwindsor @jackwindsor

8 months ago

Ohio is now on the world stage. All our governor has to offer is “it’s the price of doing business.” Well, maybe under your feckless leadership @GovMikeDeWine but I - and 11.6 million other Ohioans - aren’t going to stand by idly and applaud your attempt to justify waste, fraud and abuse. We work too hard to waste another penny of our hard-earned money on payments to institutions run by squishes like you. #Ohio #News #SomaliScandal #BreakingNews

General Mike Flynn @GenFlynn

9 months ago

I’m told this guy was an employee in Columbus Ohio at one time when the fraud was initiated. Politicians in Ohio are involved…and this is a huge multi-billion dollar racket. Stop this shit show now, arrest these people and shut all the payments down yesterday!!!

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Amazing Maps @amazingmap

9 months ago

Ohio elevation map

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FireManDan @coachingfire

9 months ago

They spelled learing incorrectly.

Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson

9 months ago

Advanced Learning Center. A daycare listed as operating only on weekends, in a location that previously housed a smoke shop. Owner: Abukar Hassan Receives public funding.

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9 months ago

We need a Nick Shirley in every state in the Union, not just Minnesota. @X journalism is the way.

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9 months ago

There are weapons all over home depot. Catch me in the tool section. 😄

Fenix Ammunition @FenixAmmunition

9 months ago

At my BJJ gym we often have wild discussions like "how many people at your average Home Depot do you think you could fight before you became physically exhausted"? It's a fun thought experiment. You know most of them will be completely untrained and incapable of offering much

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10 months ago

@rossmacleodputt

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10 months ago

Elephant Signal 🐘🇺🇸 @ElephantSignal

10 months ago

Name a doctor you trust more than Dr. Jill Biden.

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Chad Harrison 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 @Texas_jeep_guy

11 months ago

He gives the best comparison between the USDA food stamp program and the NPS rules about not feeding the animals. This is the problem we have now the ones getting food stamps have become dependent.