re: What's the principle enjoyment from things like ships and guns?

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Same with ships.

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The people who train watch seem weird to me. I never understood it.

I know a guy who works for Norfolk Southern, he says they become a problem sometimes.

I just went for a couple of beers, some non halal steak while my wife sat in a summer dress, so feeling pretty comfortable in my 96% white Christian city thanks.




The secure alphas sure are biting today though

Regular soy consumers have the ancestral feeling of holding a weapon of war suppressed within them.

I'm over 60 and if I had a garbage can full of just .22 ammo I could plink away all day and be happy. Been that way since I was a kid.

I have a few guns and enjoy shooting them but I'm not as into them as some others.

That said, I have way more golf clubs than most people should and love to tinker and build sets so I can definitely understand why people would have those same feeling about guns.

I get enjoyment from my 68 charger. My hobby is B body Mopars

Ships from all eras are cool as hell.

It's the way we turned the sea from an impassible obstacle to a water road.

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don’t care about boats or ships but don’t give a rats arse if other people do.

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I think I get it. That's an ancient, primal vessel (no pun intended) of freedom, seeking new land and abundant food, escape from danger or stagnation. It's youthful excitement. It's the same excitement as getting your fast car as a teen.

It's also one of the great original war weapons, and so battleships represent the allure of war and military control but across distance and shortened time. It's the original fighter jet and bomber.

Guns. They are survival. Protection. They allow you to foray for food, new lands, and protect loved ones. It is security in one's ability to do the most important tasks: protect and provide. It doesn't get better. A people or person what doesn't appreciate that is a cuck or a woman.