how to slow down?
04-24-14, 01:55 PM
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Write lengthy rants on BF, and any other internet forum that catches you fancy. Then compile it all into a book. It may not sell, but might help you avoid the Oreo's.
04-24-14, 02:02 PM
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And LabRat2k3 - there'll be none of that suppressor talk here in the PRK. It's verboten. he said "break".
04-24-14, 02:30 PM
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My mistake. I read AAC-SD 308 but my brain saw AAC 762-SD. Sometimes I forget that the whole world isn't like my hillbilly home. Hope the authorities don't have you pinned to the floor while searching your place for the evil suppressor you talked about online 
. Sorry for the slight thread drift.
. Sorry for the slight thread drift.
04-24-14, 02:36 PM
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Perhaps you can study law and plan your retirement?
I'm glad to hear you are on the mend.
I'm not one for meditation but those that do it, speak very highly of it.
I'm glad to hear you are on the mend.
I'm not one for meditation but those that do it, speak very highly of it.
04-24-14, 02:39 PM
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04-24-14, 06:01 PM
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My mistake. I read AAC-SD 308 but my brain saw AAC 762-SD. Sometimes I forget that the whole world isn't like my hillbilly home. Hope the authorities don't have you pinned to the floor while searching your place for the evil suppressor you talked about online . Sorry for the slight thread drift.
. Sorry for the slight thread drift.TH, what scope did you go with? I got mrad SWFA SS fixed x16 power in between Seekins rings and weaver 20moa rail. Day 1,sighting the scope in at 100 yds then pushed out to 1100+ yards. Nothing in between. Good way to break in a newb LOL
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04-24-14, 08:38 PM
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It wouldn't take much effort to pin me down. I might be screaming in pain though. But they won't find any evil suppressor in my home. The AAC-SD just came with a thread protector fancy nut looking thing.
TH, what scope did you go with? I got mrad SWFA SS fixed x16 power in between Seekins rings and weaver 20moa rail. Day 1,sighting the scope in at 100 yds then pushed out to 1100+ yards. Nothing in between. Good way to break in a newb LOL
TH, what scope did you go with? I got mrad SWFA SS fixed x16 power in between Seekins rings and weaver 20moa rail. Day 1,sighting the scope in at 100 yds then pushed out to 1100+ yards. Nothing in between. Good way to break in a newb LOL
Oh, and I mistyped, it's a 5R, not a 5D. I had cameras on the brain, I guess.
04-24-14, 09:37 PM
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Got a Bushnell Elite Tactical 3.5-21x50mm Matte Black Tactical Rifle Scopreload with 208stuck it on a Larue 20 moa rail with some american rifle rings... and I *need* to get that thing to the range.
Oh, and I mistyped, it's a 5R, not a 5D. I had cameras on the brain, I guess.
Oh, and I mistyped, it's a 5R, not a 5D. I had cameras on the brain, I guess.
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04-26-14, 06:18 AM
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Dang, sorry to hear this! When I broke my foot the pain took care of the slow down. My one piece of advice is to guard your weight like a hawk. I so regret the weight I gained while off the bike/running.
04-26-14, 09:31 AM
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Cooking is therapeutic for me. I don't do it nearly enough, but if I can find a nice recipe that'll take a little while to make, I find it helps me unwind. It doesn't have to be unhealthy, like desserts or anything like that. It could be as simple (and tasty) as a pot pie or a chicken and vegetable soup.
You could also get an Xbox or Playstation. Those are fun, as well.
You could also get an Xbox or Playstation. Those are fun, as well.
04-26-14, 09:35 AM
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When you are able consider a recumbent bicycle. Your life will be forever changed. Sorry about your injuries. Sounds like you need a good lawyer.
04-28-14, 12:40 AM
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What a bummer!
Best of luck finding something to keep you occupied.
Best of luck finding something to keep you occupied.
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04-28-14, 04:15 AM
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I think focusing on something to occupy mostly your mind will be the way to go by the sounds of your injury. Research a topic of interest, read a few books.
Sorry to hear of your accident, I wish you a speedy recovery!
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