Post: #326

My laptop had its BIOS updated a couple of hours ago and became bricked. A screwdriver and some Google search remedy that problem. It feels good when you can fix your own stuff.

Post: #327

Swam from Alcatraz. Feels good to accomplish stated goals after a period of self sabotage.

Post: #328

Bought the dip.

Thanks to fellow forum member thebassist, I bought an extremely valuable cryptocurrency named Obsidian at a very low price that was only available for a period of 3 minutes or so.

Already up 300$ in about 30 minutes.

Post: #329

I have done one approach today and 20 approaches last month.
Been busy with classes, but still doing couple approaches when I see some IOIS.

Post: #330

Just finished all the duolingo lessons for spanish, now all that's left is to do strengthen my skills.

Post: #331

I'm singing House of the Rising Sun for my class. It's lots of fun and nice challenge to start entering into my high notes. I still strain to go up there, but I can hear my notes starting to sound more pleasant and less painful to listen to.

Post: #332

My last crypto trade was so successful that I cashed out every dollar I've put into crypto, + enough for a fun vacation, and still have plenty of money left to invest with.

Literally cannot lose now.

Post: #333

Its official, I have finally set a quitting date for my job!

6 weeks from now I say goodbye to working for others and will transfer full time to working for myself.

I can't wait for the day where i wake up and there aren't 50 emails waiting for me to look at about crap i don't give a shit about it, dealing with individuals i despise and helping them produce products i loathe.

Post: #334

Kicked ass today. Homework, sparring, jumped some college guys' jeep off, one of my favorite beers is back in season, invented a delicious new vape flavor, and I got D&D tonight.

Great day.

Post: #335

I bought the world's biggest steak at the store just now.
You guys should see this thing, it's absolutely massive. Perfectly marbeled, with a giant bone on the side that looks like it came from a dinosaur, not a cow.

Tomorrow I'm gonna cook that steak, make some glazed carrots to go with it, and have myself an amazing meal.

Post: #336

Drove by a local family owned furniture store today. Its sign said "Pumpkin Spice Sofas!" Haven't laughed that hard in a while.

Post: #337

(10-21-2017 03:06 AM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:  I bought the world's biggest steak at the store just now.
You guys should see this thing, it's absolutely massive. Perfectly marbeled, with a giant bone on the side that looks like it came from a dinosaur, not a cow.

Tomorrow I'm gonna cook that steak, make some glazed carrots to go with it, and have myself an amazing meal.

Post pics! And how much was it?

Post: #338

(10-21-2017 05:55 PM)Monty_Brogan Wrote:  

(10-21-2017 03:06 AM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:  I bought the world's biggest steak at the store just now.
You guys should see this thing, it's absolutely massive. Perfectly marbeled, with a giant bone on the side that looks like it came from a dinosaur, not a cow.

Tomorrow I'm gonna cook that steak, make some glazed carrots to go with it, and have myself an amazing meal.

Post pics! And how much was it?

Yeah Sam, we wanna see your meat...no homo.

Post: #339

Couldn't not share this with you lads...

Rescue dog Nora was scared of people until she met baby Archie

Quote:A DOG who was abused by her previous owners and left scared of all people has struck up a sweet friendship with a baby.

English Pointer Nora was so badly treated that she was left a quivering wreck and had to be taken to a dog shelter, reports The Sun.

Quote:There, she was rescued by Canadian mum Elizabeth Spence but the new family pet struggled to fit in.

But as soon as Elizabeth gave birth to her son, Archie, the pair developed an incredible bond, with the baby becoming the only person Nora wasn’t scared of.

Quote:The pair are so at ease with each other’s company that they are often snapped sleeping side-by-side or playing together.

Quote:And sometimes, even the family cats get involved as they all snuggle up together on the bed.

Mum-of-three Elizabeth says she thinks the unlikely pairing is down to Archie’s chilled personality.

“Archie is an extremely laid-back, happy, good-natured baby and all the animals seem to really respond to that, particularly Nora,” she told pet website, Dodo.

Post: #340

(10-04-2017 12:11 AM)Greyman Wrote:  Swam from Alcatraz. Feels good to accomplish stated goals after a period of self sabotage.

--Signed, Clint Eastwood

God save us from people who mean well. -storm

Post: #341

Check out this clever dude.

Post: #342

My girl wanted to write a book about "The loss of femininity in France": how women become more like men and losing both their charms and their privileges.

I smell money to be made here if I work as her editor and publisher.

I don't know why I feel proud of her the same way I would be proud of my (unborn) children.

Too much redpill, not enough fucking, making family, building society and civilization.

Post: #343

Been having a pretty action packed fall and have a lot more trips and events planned I'm pretty excited for. It's not looking great for my wallet, but the memories and experiences I'm getting are well worth it.

Going duck hunting tomorrow for the first time pretty stoked about it.

Post: #344

(10-24-2017 08:23 AM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  I don't know why I feel proud of her the same way I would be proud of my (unborn) children.

I do. That's awesome brother. It's a great & rare feeling these days. Good for you!

Post: #345

I went duck hunting last week and it was an amazing experience.

Sitting there in the tall grass on the bank of a pond scanning the horizon looking for birds I took in a whole new appreciation for nature and the wildlife around me. I was paying attention to things I had never cared to pay attention to before, like the differences in how certains types of birds fly and behave. First show of the morning before the sun was ever really up in the sky I got a Gadwall Drake:



Magnificent looking bird. My buddy recommend I get it stuffed to commemorate my first game ever taken during my first ever hunt especially considering how impressive of a bird it was.

Looking forward to going again and now even more looking forward to my Elk hunt in a few weeks.

Post: #346

I'm in Ukraine and back on the Revo.

Post: #347

Last Thursday I started my first online project (web stuff). I am not some kind of web expert (I learned this a little bit when I was around 13 years old and now revived it) and web looks so, but also the price (I am aiming only for small extra money). I thought, that it has just lost between all of the offers on the internet, but I just recieved first order. It´s small thing, but I feel good.

Post: #348

I got stood up last night. No matter, enjoyed the Halloween party anyway and then walked home enjoying a beautiful night.

My cute neighbor (7/10), was outside having a smoke. I stopped to chat and she wound up at my place. Didn't get the bang, but that's headed in the right direction...it'll happen.

Post: #349

Finally started grad school applications. Met the right guy who inspired me to stop lolly gagging.

Post: #350

Main girl right now is 21. I'm 30. Friends all have nagging wives/girlfriends their same age. They are all hating super hard right now.