Post: #17726

Im so happy I work with men. Today at work got into a heated argument with another guy. We took about 10 minutes apart. Got back together and it was over. No more problems.

If that was a woman she would have held a grudge and backstabbed me every chance she got.

Post: #17727

(05-13-2016 03:04 PM)realologist Wrote:  Im so happy I work with men. Today at work got into a heated argument with another guy. We took about 10 minutes apart. Got back together and it was over. No more problems.

If that was a woman she would have held a grudge and backstabbed me every chance she got.

Also, sorry the podcast is taking forever.

Post: #17728

(05-13-2016 12:49 PM)Requiem Wrote:  Skipping sodium on a river:

That is really cool! I love this place

Post: #17729

Where can I get sodium? I have to add this as my next project after sending big balloon into the atmosphere with attached camera.

Post: #17730

This is how you disable the "click here to continue" pages:
1. Go to User CP

2. Go to Edit Options

3. Deselect "Show friendly redirect pages." and click "Update Options".

Post: #17731

You da real MVP bro ^^^

Post: #17732

The "I'm not a robot" page?

Post: #17733

I want to see what a tonne of Sodium metal would do in some lake.

Post: #17734

(05-13-2016 03:04 PM)realologist Wrote:  Im so happy I work with men. Today at work got into a heated argument with another guy. We took about 10 minutes apart. Got back together and it was over. No more problems.

If that was a woman she would have held a grudge and backstabbed me every chance she got.

Good for you brother.

I had a girl call in on me this morning because she felt "some type of way"

Aloha!

Post: #17735

The "quick reply" is not showing up on both the mobile and web versions for me. Anyone else have this problem?

Post: #17736

(05-11-2016 10:48 PM)Gustavus Adolphus Wrote:  I think one of the signs that you have a lot of good quality friends is that, subconsciously, you think they are high value members of the forum. Y'all just haven't really talked about it yet.

I have a friend that is just getting back from extensive travel after being in NYC after Dallas- doing the independent thing while traveling through a bunch of cool locations. Sitting here talking to him with a bunch of bros, sounds just like the deal a lot of the cool expats/ travelers here roll into for a time.

Sadly my three close friends are beta, mostly beta and alpha as fuck but loves homos and is liberal as they come.

The super beta guy has been helped many times by advice from this forum that I sent to him by email, just snipped it out. He would reject it if it came from some other source than me.

Its really hard to find what I consider normal, well adjusted people. Especially in China. Its where a bunch of liberal, political science majors go to get work.

Post: #17737

Where in China are ya?

Post: #17738

(05-13-2016 03:04 PM)realologist Wrote:  Im so happy I work with men. Today at work got into a heated argument with another guy. We took about 10 minutes apart. Got back together and it was over. No more problems.

If that was a woman she would have held a grudge and backstabbed me every chance she got.

That is indeed a situation where I would also be thankful NOT to be working for a woman. Thing is - they weren't built on an emotional level to be "in charge" especially when they are bossing around men. Those instincts to hold grudges were designed for purposes that were supposed to be used outside the work place - in situations related to protecting their unborn children, etc.

More reason why my LTR stays home - I wouldn't have it any other way and she is much happier as a result.

Post: #17739

Ran into someone I haven't seen in a couple of years. First thing he says is "Wow, PR, you got buff!" I was caught off guard because I've been focusing so much on losing the 10 or so extra pounds on my waist that I don't always notice the larger arms/shoulders/chest.

Re-ignited a hobby that I like to do first thing in the morning and create things. Overcame a large obstacle to my growth by noticing a consistent error. Immediate improvement.

Made forward motion on a project related to said hobby and my profession. I see my goals a bit clearer now.

Trimmed up my appearance that emphasized my cleaner haircut a bit and went out. The IOIs and extra attention, including being approached by cute girls, coupled with complements earlier in the day was just damn fantastic.

Post: #17740

I remade some of my kitchen's over range cabinet doors, I bought a sheet of sanded birchwood ($25 bucks at homedepot!) cut the sizes I needed, milled out the door slot grooves, tapered the edges, and sanded it all down.

Now I'm having a hell of a time staining, the grain pattern keeps making lighter areas, which when I recoat those parts, it then mismatches the darker grains. Maybe I should have used a grain tamer.
And I think I got a slightly different color stain than what everything else is. Godamn colors.

Post: #17741

(05-13-2016 04:31 PM)storm Wrote:  This is how you disable the "click here to continue" pages:
1. Go to User CP

Still having problems posting full posts, even after following the instruction.

Tried on different engines, google, safari & firefox. Just fails after ticking the robot box, or message saying 'php too large....'

Any advice? Have I missed something?

Post: #17742

(05-10-2016 11:26 PM)King of Monkeys Wrote:  @WalterBlack

I've been wanting to see that movie, but I ended up watching Keanu today instead. It was a solid first movie from Key & Peele, but I think their biggest funny muscle still lies in sketch comedy.

I'm hoping to catch Civil War at a local drive-in. How did Civil War measure up to the other Marvel films?

Civil War was good, I personally preferred "Winter Soldier" to it.

Robert Downey Jr. and the guy who plays Capt America steal the show with their acting. Also liked the fight scenes, scoring and the development of the rapport between Bucky and Cap.

This film really reminds you in every scene that Marvel is creating an expanded movie universe. They have so many tie-ins to other franchises that you could call is Avengers 3. The plot struggles to keep Cap as the protagonist while giving the other Avengers sufficient screentime but it's not as muddled as Batman V. Superman.

Oh and the kid who portrays Spiderman looks and sounds like a 6th grader.

6/10, would watch again.

Post: #17743

(05-14-2016 03:30 PM)Goldin Boy Wrote:  

(05-10-2016 11:26 PM)King of Monkeys Wrote:  @WalterBlack

I've been wanting to see that movie, but I ended up watching Keanu today instead. It was a solid first movie from Key & Peele, but I think their biggest funny muscle still lies in sketch comedy.

I'm hoping to catch Civil War at a local drive-in. How did Civil War measure up to the other Marvel films?

Civil War was good, I personally preferred "Winter Soldier" to it.

Robert Downey Jr. and the guy who plays Capt America steal the show with their acting. Also liked the fight scenes, scoring and the development of the rapport between Bucky and Cap.

This film really reminds you in every scene that Marvel is creating an expanded movie universe. They have so many tie-ins to other franchises that you could call is Avengers 3. The plot struggles to keep Cap as the protagonist while giving the other Avengers sufficient screentime but it's not as muddled as Batman V. Superman.

Oh and the kid who portrays Spiderman looks and sounds like a 6th grader.

6/10, would watch again.

That is my biggest gripe with the movie. The kids lines are spot on, just the voice and face of the kid are far too immature sounding.

Post: #17744

(05-14-2016 03:37 PM)cascadecombo Wrote:  That is my biggest gripe with the movie. The kids lines are spot on, just the voice and face of the kid are far too immature sounding.

I just looked him up on wikipedia, apparently he's 19(maybe 18 when filming?). He looks like he hasn't even grown facial hair. Maybe he's a early candidate for TRT haha

Brief aside: Has anyone else notice that there seem to be more British and Aussie actors in American films and TV shows the last few years? I wonder why....

Post: #17745

I can't wait for the day this garbage is escorted out of the White House.

Post: #17746

Earlier today, I was sitting at a bar having a late lunch or an early dinner or whatever. Two stools down from me was some guy who was with some girl. This girl was maybe barely bangable, which in my opinion makes her way above average for the D.C. area. I could tell these two were in some kind of relationship. This wasn't some online dating meeting or something. All of a sudden, this girl starts complaining, being argumentative, and basically being a bitch. I thought to myself, "There's only one correct way to handle this. This guy needs to get the hell out of here, not say anything, stick her with the check, and delete her number from his phone." As soon as that thought crossed my mind, the guy bailed without saying a word. I thought, "That was one of the best and smartest things I've seen in a while." Maybe fifteen minutes later he came back, basically acted like nothing happened and resumed a conversation with her. The guy got my hopes up and then completely let me down.

Post: #17747

Went shooting this morning.

Just bought my Harley and on my way to steal your girl.



It doesn't get more 'Merican as fuck as that.

It's surreal walking into my garage and seeing that black beast sitting there.

Post: #17748

Facebook deactivated.

I fucking can't stand the supreme faggotry anymore. Especially being on the west coast of liberal transgenderism.

Can't even comment on a post by my partially awakened friend because he's too much of a pussy to keep from deleting it after his feminist girlfriend started bitching about it.

I'm not mad. Just disappointed. Have to focus more on the good things in my life.

Post: #17749

Someone will probably make a thread on this if they haven't already:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/...29151.html

Quote: Denmark will become the first country to no longer define being transgender as a mental illness

I don't know what to say. The whole article is very grating to read.

Post: #17750

(05-14-2016 01:47 PM)spokepoker Wrote:  I remade some of my kitchen's over range cabinet doors, I bought a sheet of sanded birchwood ($25 bucks at homedepot!) cut the sizes I needed, milled out the door slot grooves, tapered the edges, and sanded it all down.

Now I'm having a hell of a time staining, the grain pattern keeps making lighter areas, which when I recoat those parts, it then mismatches the darker grains. Maybe I should have used a grain tamer.
And I think I got a slightly different color stain than what everything else is. Godamn colors.

You need to use some sort of sealer before staining. I know there are specific stain pre-conditioners but cant recommend any particular ones as Ive never used one, I usually just finish with rub on poly whick is a look I really like.It kinda yellows over the years and gives wood some aged-vintage look.