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General / Re: Practical Supercars?
« on: May 20, 2014, 03:28:48 AM »
Look at this!
http://www.arielatom.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=70&Itemid=197
The Ariel Atom. Its faster than a Bugatti Veyron, and street legal. It doesn't have an interior or anything and I'm including this because its relatively cheap; less than 60k. So for the price of a Maserati, you can buy one of these and a luxury car.
http://www.arielatom.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=70&Itemid=197
The Ariel Atom. Its faster than a Bugatti Veyron, and street legal. It doesn't have an interior or anything and I'm including this because its relatively cheap; less than 60k. So for the price of a Maserati, you can buy one of these and a luxury car.
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General / Re: DAVE GRADY Redefines Pathetic Loser
« on: May 13, 2014, 11:28:18 PM »Ahh yes...Our good friend Dave is at it again. and quite the ladies man might I add
http://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/rnr/4461002191.html
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Posted: 6 hours ago
CUM SAY SHIT TO MY FACE YOU CUNT!!!! (DARE U TO STEP OUTSIDE YOUR HOLE)
#1 I AM NOT PATHETIC
#2 I AM NOT JOBLESS
#3 I AM NOT UGLY
#4 I AM NOT A FUCKING LOSER
#5 I AM NOT STUPID OR ANNOYING OR ABRASIVE P.O.S
#6 I DO NOT HAVE A TINY DICK, I AM WELL ENDOWED!!!
BUT OF COURSE YOU WILL NEVER SEE IT BECAUSE YOU SAID YOU DON'T WANNA BE NEAR ME,
SO I GUESS SOME OTHER CUNT WILL!!!
SO HOW ABOUT YOU COME AND SAY SHIT TO MY FACE YOU BITCH!!!
DARE U TO STEP OUTSIDE YOUR HOLE
I think its hilarious that he denies all this, but never addresses the sister-fucking.
So Dave, does that mean you fuck your sister?
BTW, in addition to having a large and small intestine, Dave Grady has a medium intestine.
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General / Re: Practical Supercars?
« on: May 05, 2014, 01:33:34 AM »
My brother pointed out that the 911 has some common parts with other Porsches. Not the absurd engine though.
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General / Re: Don't initiate violence?
« on: April 27, 2014, 04:50:51 AM »Yes killing your master does not violate the NAP. A direct frontal assault on the government would be suicide though. I believe we in the liberty movement need to concintrate on long turm statogies. Since I can not go underground for a while, I am working more on infrastructure. I recommend the Bad Quaker's beyond civil disobedience series. I need not reinvent the wheel on a thread that pretty much is a simple documentation on one man's journey.I know the goals of liberty can not come from violence, but to be honest I don't think I could just stand there and watch some thugs taze a 7 month pregnant chick.Adam Kokesh proved that even feining aggression towards the state will lead to bad things. Be simpathetic, polite and practice damage control when in a conflict with a state employee. That is your best bet to help everybody young man. I also think you were confused. Defense doesn't violate the NAP, with that said it is never moral to initiate aggression.
Am I just old fashion and wrong? Or is there a line when one can honorably start retaliating the hard way?
When can one initiate violence?
You'll have to define, "initiate aggression".
If I am a slave, do I have the right to attack my owners in their sleep if it's the only way to freedom?
The state is the state because it has the monopoly on violence.
It's the threat of violence that ultimately keeps people from infringing on your freedoms. We've turned over so much of that threat to the state, we have what we have cow. It's almost a perfect ratio.
As the populace's ability to make violence decreases, the states ability to oppress grows.
Beliving that you're some kind of Glenn Beck Ghandi and that's going to solve all the problems of the state is ridiculous.
I've written (most) of a book on civil disobedience for liberty.
I haven't published it, but if anyone wants me to write up parts over here, I can do that.
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General / Re: Practical Supercars?
« on: April 22, 2014, 11:56:06 PM »That title belonged to the Acura (Honda) NSX for a long time. Production ceased years ago but it's coming back in 2015.
I give that a resounding hell yes, and will add that I like you as a person just for saying that.
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General / Re: "I really just want to be an artist"
« on: April 20, 2014, 01:04:32 AM »
Wow, what an impressive failure of a human being. Thank you Dale for finding that slug for us.
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General / Re: Are you a derpabetic?
« on: April 18, 2014, 02:48:00 PM »
Sounds like a good show Dale.
Never understood why so many homosexual men are proponents of feminism though. That could be its own show, though.
Never understood why so many homosexual men are proponents of feminism though. That could be its own show, though.
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General / Practical Supercars?
« on: April 13, 2014, 10:11:48 PM »
In engineering, every decision is a form of compromise. When its about building a car, often, its about making the most practical designs.
Carburetors were used till fuel-injection replaced it. Fifties era cars had radial liquid cooling, in the case of Volkswagen, air-cooled engines. When electronics became useful, computers started popping up in cars. But we don't have porcelin-engine blocks because although its extremely useful (it wouldn't need a radiator, and would get amazing mileage) its not practical. A small fender-bender would make it useless.
Supercars happen when you ignore the practically portion of design. (Should we make the seat adjustable? Hell no!) Ferrari, Bugatti, Lamborghini, Saleen and a bunch of other makes build cars that get horrible mileage, overheat in normal freeway driving, and have parts that are impossible to replace.
They need almost all of their parts custom made, so they're crazy expensive to begin with. I saw one GT40 with a cracked windshield. The owner hit a rock on the track, and couldn't find a replacement. He took it to a fabricator to get a new windshield made. Some companies skimp out on very expensive cars. It was a recent development for Ferrari to put good interiors in their cars.
Lamborghini seems to say fuck-you to all their owners, by designing cars with gas-caps in the middle of the trunk, and manual seats. Even Honda can make electric-seats. Aston-Martin's drop off by about 90% of their value by the time they hit 40k miles.
You can compare them to commie-cars like the GAZ, Coda, and Porshe 914 in how reliable they are. Thats with tires that cost 10k to replace every 5k miles. Thats an entire Gaz, Coda, or Porsche 914 for one service. And you cant not buy the service.
So, I wanna know, what car wins the supercar title as most practical daily driver?
Carburetors were used till fuel-injection replaced it. Fifties era cars had radial liquid cooling, in the case of Volkswagen, air-cooled engines. When electronics became useful, computers started popping up in cars. But we don't have porcelin-engine blocks because although its extremely useful (it wouldn't need a radiator, and would get amazing mileage) its not practical. A small fender-bender would make it useless.
Supercars happen when you ignore the practically portion of design. (Should we make the seat adjustable? Hell no!) Ferrari, Bugatti, Lamborghini, Saleen and a bunch of other makes build cars that get horrible mileage, overheat in normal freeway driving, and have parts that are impossible to replace.
They need almost all of their parts custom made, so they're crazy expensive to begin with. I saw one GT40 with a cracked windshield. The owner hit a rock on the track, and couldn't find a replacement. He took it to a fabricator to get a new windshield made. Some companies skimp out on very expensive cars. It was a recent development for Ferrari to put good interiors in their cars.
Lamborghini seems to say fuck-you to all their owners, by designing cars with gas-caps in the middle of the trunk, and manual seats. Even Honda can make electric-seats. Aston-Martin's drop off by about 90% of their value by the time they hit 40k miles.
You can compare them to commie-cars like the GAZ, Coda, and Porshe 914 in how reliable they are. Thats with tires that cost 10k to replace every 5k miles. Thats an entire Gaz, Coda, or Porsche 914 for one service. And you cant not buy the service.
So, I wanna know, what car wins the supercar title as most practical daily driver?
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General / Re: It's been a very bad weekend.
« on: April 06, 2014, 09:19:34 PM »I'd ask a lawyer, but I believe possession with intent to distribute doesn't require the prosecutor to actually prove you're a drug dealer. He just has to prove that you had a lot of drugs. I don't know how you could prove that you're not a drug dealer. A public defender will probably advise you to plea out, but a regular attorney may do the same depending on your circumstances.
Use tax forms to prove you don't have any undeclared income? Its a legal document.
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General / Re: It's been a very bad weekend.
« on: April 06, 2014, 04:37:20 AM »
Beg, borrow, or steal if you need to to get a lawyer. Public Defenders will not give a shit about you.
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General / Re: I'm Here.
« on: April 04, 2014, 04:13:50 PM »
Oh hey, Mr. Lindsey is here too.
Hi Jizzy.
Hi Jizzy.
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General / Re: Movies that others need to see.
« on: April 04, 2014, 04:10:53 PM »
What genres do you like? Do you want highbrow or lowbrow? Do you want to see the kind of film you usually wouldn't?
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General / Re: Seriously fucked up Krokodil House photos
« on: March 31, 2014, 10:04:01 PM »
Sadly, that just looks like a typical crack-house. Russia is poor, so their poor are even poorer than our poor.
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General / Re: REBELLION: Hundreds of Thousands Refuse to Register Guns in Connecticut
« on: March 31, 2014, 09:42:42 PM »
This will end well.