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re: The Anarchist Cookbook

Posted by BobABooey on 6/14/25 at 9:06 am
I bought several books from Paladin Press but never the Cookbook. One of them had a recipe for gunpowder using 3 common chemicals and that worked but you could go into a sporting goods store and store or gun ship and buy a big can of gunpowder without any hassle so what was the point?

I got a kick out of a series of revenge books written by a guy who called himself George Hayduke. They were mostly pranks, basically, like placing a newspaper ad for a garage sale at your enemy’s house and encouraging early birds.

The same folks sold things like waterproof cannon fuse - make your own fun where there is none.
I was stopped at a light and a woman drove onto the street from a parking lot and hit my car. I can only imagine she was distracted because it was so avoidable. Anyway, I got out to get her insurance info and the driver was deaf. She spoke like deaf people speak.

I went back to my car and told my ex-wife the other driver was retarded. She went and spoke with her and said I was right.

Maybe your theory is fact!
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Second of all, even if there is goading, so what? All these cops need to do to not be goaded is walk away and leave the auditor alone.

Police are fine with goading Americans to break the law (e.g., prostitution stings, aggressive undercover drug sales, plot to kidnap Governor Whitman, etc) but have a problem when a citizen puts them in a situation where the cop is tempted to break the law.

Police shouldn’t be allowed to mute their cameras, which happens often in bodycam videos.

I like Jeff Gray - Honor Your Oath videos. Military veteran who has run into some real winners. When he sues, he asks for amounts like $1,776.
Many of these people claim they fled their countries to seek asylum in the U.S. because they faced persecution in their home countries. They didn’t challenge the government or law enforcement in their home countries. But they come to America and suddenly become brave freedom fighters in a country where they are lawbreakers and truly deserve to face some sort of justice.
The fact she’s not wearing shoes freaks me out the most.
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She is not bad looking)

Not Mandy, right?
Very nice job, as usual. The paint job is next level. Are those a couple of .50 cal shells by the window?

I listened to some programs about D-Day from each side’s perspective over the last couple of days and a German talked about unsuccessfully trying to deploy their Goliaths. I had never heard of a Goliath and I found this description below. Supposedly, the Germans got the idea from some prototype they captured while overrunning France. The story I listened to said they couldn’t get them started so they were a non-factor on D-Day.
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It was a diminutive tracked vehicle about 1.5m long that could carry up to 60kg of light explosives and was remotely controlled via 3 cables that spooled out of its rear. Some 7,564 were produced in all, split between 12V battery and gas engine-powered variants. They were largely deployed by assault pioneer (Sturmpionier) units, and were hoped to give the advantage of surprise. They were used on all fronts including German counters to the allied invasions in Normandy.

Looks like Tamiya has a neat little kit with a Goliath.
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WAKE UP, PEOPLE!!!!

ISWYDT
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Posted by: BobABooey

Checks out.
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Servicemen after WW2 were given great respect.

We used to hitchhike between Covington and Madisonville in the 1970’s. It was so common for us, I can only remember one ride. A guy picked us up in a truck and he had a decal on the vehicle or something in the cab and we asked what it meant and he said he fought in Vietnam. Being young boys, one of us asked if he killed anyone. He said it wasn’t all about that kind of thing and he went to serve his country when asked.

He was a good dude we never would have met if we didn’t hitchhike.

re: Getting laid off tomorrow

Posted by BobABooey on 6/4/25 at 8:52 pm
In a joking way, bring up the anniversary of Killdozer. Say how that guy sure must have been mad to do such a thing. But keep it light; don’t want to scare the guy.
I kinda liked that purple and gold bathroom door. Not gonna lie.
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The girl saying they are “kidnapping” people

Sounds like they should go seek asylum in Canada.

Sorry, guys - someone already put a ring on it!

re: TEEDY DOES IT AGAIN!

Posted by BobABooey on 6/4/25 at 6:12 pm
Phase de deux
I understand her anger at not getting special treatment. Imagine being elected or appointed to some public position in Louisiana, you try to use your power for shady purposes, and someone says “That’s it! - we’ve put up with this too long! Corruption in Louisiana ends here and it ends now!”

re: H-E-B Question

Posted by BobABooey on 6/2/25 at 8:36 pm
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The only problem with HEB

Their bagged lettuce doesn’t seem to last as long as other places.

The brisket queso dip in the prepared meals section
Their HEB coffee
Lots of choices of frozen healthier bread
Two varieties of unhealthy frozen garlic bread my kids love
Texas shaped tortilla chips for the queso dip
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my cat

When my apartment was broken into, my cat was still hiding under the bed even though the back door was wide open. Worthless!

One of the strangest things about the break-in was the thief took (among other things) my bed comforter and all of my personal hygiene stuff like soap, shampoo, deodorant, etc. The cop said they just clean out all the contents of bathroom cabinets and countertops and go through it later looking for prescription meds. They throw it all in a sheet or blanket and haul it out in a bundle.
Mad Magazine did some futuristic Peanuts strips back in the 1970’s. This was one when the characters are 65.