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Lawless · Friday at 9:18 PM

Emerson0311 · Friday at 9:18 PM

gigamortis said:
"If this is all true is doesn’t bode well for Dan Bongino and he will likely be asked to depart from his position, if he has not already resigned. This type of emotional response is considered a significant sign of instability amid executive level office holders. The either/or threat never works at this level.

Apparently no one could see this coming."

I don't see it as instability. I see it as sticking to one's morals.

I have walked off a few jobs in the past myself over issues I knew I was in the right about.

Its looking like politics isn't a place for people with morals.

Yes but… I have also quit/lost jobs on this basis before. It did not change the situation at the job; it just meant I needed to find a new job. Being right still means being broke.

Longshot231 · Friday at 9:16 PM

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You go girl! Stunning and brave

Lawless · Friday at 9:15 PM

Emerson0311 · Friday at 9:14 PM

sirhrmechanic said:
No idea the validity of this but it fits with a few posts above.

Could a software bug or error have done this? A virus? A sensor failure?

Seems like fuel feed cutoffs are the sort of thing that should be controlled by a real live toggle switch. With a cover on it. And a really strong spring to keep it from moving by itself?

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I’ve read there is a an alert about these switches.The active airline pilots will know.

Maggot · Friday at 9:13 PM

Lawless said:

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Emerson0311 · Friday at 9:13 PM

Step away from the carbs and sugar. Be habitually active, including strength training. Bad diet kills. Young-ish and training hard will lower the impact of bad diet, but in your 40’s+, bad dietary habits trump everything.

gigamortis · Friday at 9:10 PM

Fx51LP308 said:
And that's the thing. You "walked off." You didn't "threaten to walk off" if something didn't go your way. I've done it myself, as well.

You don't "threaten" to do it. You just do it. Because your life in that job ain't worth crap if you threaten your bosses like that. If you really want to stay, for whatever reason, then so be it. Suck it up and live within the environmental rules that prevail. But, if you really want to go, you should go. The situation ain't gonna get any better. And once you communicate your displeasure to your management, your life ain't worth a plug nickel after that. They'll most likely get rid of you before you can come to a decision.

If you want to stay, then stay and don't let them know anything of your feelings. If you want to go, then go (hopefully after you've found work elsewhere).

I don't see it as "threatening" to tell them of walking intentions. Its simply "notifying" them. If it ends up with me leaving, then whoever is left behind can eat each other. Off to another horizon for me.

Lawless · Friday at 9:09 PM

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Lawless · Friday at 9:09 PM

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Lawless · Friday at 9:08 PM

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Lawless · Friday at 9:06 PM

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Jabot · Friday at 9:01 PM

Widowmaker300 said:
Anyone running 175 noslers with rl26? I’ve got great data. But my groups are best at 1 moa so far.
Do they like jump?
Berger’s shoot great in the rifle but refuse to shoot them for hunting from a previous bad experience using them in my saum

Never shot the the 7mm nossler bullets
But shoot them in a 6.5 mm
Jumping those 90 thousandths.

Nossler bullets can be tuff to shoot accurately, very sensitive

Lawless · Friday at 9:00 PM

ST42 · Friday at 9:00 PM

I just had to post up about my New TACOPS Green Hornet. Mike built this hammer for me over the past 6 months. I am just now getting the time to let this baby sting. Integrally Suppressed, and accurate as all get out. This rifle will be great at controlling the local tree rat population.
I brought a selection of ammo out to the range today. I was happy to see that it had no problem holding minute of squirrel head with almost anything that it was fed. I scoped it with a USO MR10 and it seems perfect for the job.
I was really happy with the CX and R50. Checkout the SD on the R50! Yep it is going to be a great little hammer. Since I need to conserve the R50 for comps, I was also very happy to see that the Lapua Center X was holding its own. I was running behind, but I had to try a few at 100 yards. Two sighters and 2.5 mils up and it was printing extraordinarily well. I suspect If I had taken my time, those groups would have tightened up substantially.
I can’t Thank Mike for he’s incredible work on my Hornet. Definitely loving this rifle.

Labanaktis · Friday at 8:57 PM

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Labanaktis · Friday at 8:56 PM

Cheers from Marquette MI Lake Superior shoreline.

Lawless · Friday at 8:53 PM

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Widowmaker300 · Friday at 8:52 PM

Anyone running 175 noslers with rl26? I’ve got great data. But my groups are best at 1 moa so far.
Do they like jump?
Berger’s shoot great in the rifle but refuse to shoot them for hunting from a previous bad experience using them in my saum

vh20 · Friday at 8:41 PM

babyguppy said:
RPGs - 1960 stuff still at work

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Eh, you’re not going to get 5 RPGs to hit at exactly the same time, and below the waterline. This looks like a demolition operation to me.

ClangClang · Friday at 8:36 PM

hollowoutadime said:
Here's an approx 30" square pad pad poured for a steel column to support triple LVL's for a second floor.

I had to cut through the basement slab to excavate it. It's 16" deep, so about 22 -24 60# bags.

It's very similar to what you're doing.

Here's a front porch supported by a footer and poured walls and deck, sitting next to brick veneered poured walkway.
Probably another 900-1000 bags.

This guy concretes. You probably have a bunch of bow kills too.

338LM_Sniper · Friday at 8:34 PM

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