GlockSpock

You fun at parties too or just online?

You know…there’s a Glock I’ve never owned. Maybe I should try that.

Talk about an awesome knife that if you lose isn’t worth crying over! Very much one of the “secrets” of the knife world.

Good recommendation for @Grand Torino, but OP will probably just search TEMU for one that looks similar.

Bump. These are boxed up and in my office, ready to go. I'd love for them to be out of my office and headed to a good home.

Great in theory, sometimes not great in practice. Sometimes, tree work comes down to experience and capability (and insurance). None of this is directed directly at you, I don't know your experience or lack thereof. It's just...general advice. My Dad has fallen many trees in his lifetime. He helped his step-dad all the way from growing up. I'd trust him with anything that he currently "says he can do". Some people think it is as simple as owning a chainsaw. Sometimes, those people end up dead. A Reddit I rather enjoy: https://www.reddit.com/r/FellingGoneWild One of everyone's all-time favorites:

Born earlier this week, little Arwen Elizabeth GlockSpock. Such a little sweetheart.

Want to add to your book collection or maybe start one? Make me a reasonable offer! I’ll include a set of these 50 stickers to the buyer! So, I collect Stephen King books. My goal is a 1st Edition/1st Print of all of them. That'll cost me. I generally use this website for identification and pricing: https://www.stephenkingcollector.com/1st_editions.html Sometimes I buy "lots" and keep the ones I want. It is finally time for me to cull some of the "extras" and "Book Club Editions". $80.00 Shipped, Payment via Zelle. Quite a few of these came from an owner that I'm pretty sure never read them. I'm very, very particular in my copies, especially the newer ones. A collector has to make some exceptions for older books. I'll pass on a book at a good price if it isn't in a really nice condition. I'll admit, I haven't absolutely scoured all of these but they all seem very nice, no writing (that I saw), and generally good or fine binding. 11/22/63 - Book Club Edition (Acceptable or Better) A high school teacher discovers a portal to 1958 and attempts to prevent the assassination of John F. Kennedy, but time itself resists change in unpredictable ways. Cujo - Book Club Edition (Fine/Near Fine) A rabid St. Bernard traps a mother and her young son inside a sweltering car, turning a routine errand into a terrifying struggle for survival. Duma Key - Book Club Edition (Acceptable or Better) A construction worker suffering from a brain injury moves to a secluded Florida island, where his newfound painting talent manifests supernatural abilities tied to a dark force. End of Watch - 1st Edition/1st Print (Near Fine, Tiny Stain on Top) The final book in the Bill Hodges Trilogy follows a retired detective as he battles a brain-damaged yet dangerously powerful serial killer who has developed mind-control abilities. The Dark Half - Book Club Edition (Acceptable or Better) A writer’s pseudonym comes to life as a vengeful entity after he "kills off" his pen name, unleashing a brutal rampage tied to his own dark past. The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon - 1st Edition/1st Print (Fine/Near Fine) A young girl lost in the woods for days relies on her love for baseball and her idol, pitcher Tom Gordon, to survive as she is stalked by a mysterious presence. Mr. Mercedes - 1st Edition/1st Print (Near Fine, Tiny Stain on Top) The first book in the Bill Hodges Trilogy follows a retired detective hunting a ruthless killer who once drove a stolen Mercedes into a crowd and now taunts him with a new deadly plan. Song of Susannah (The Dark Tower VI) - 1st Edition/1st Print (Fine/Near Fine) The penultimate book in The Dark Tower series follows the ka-tet as they split up to rescue Susannah, who is trapped in another world while carrying a sinister entity inside her. The Talisman - Book Club Edition (Acceptable or Better) A boy embarks on a dangerous journey across a parallel universe known as "the Territories" to find a mystical talisman that can save his dying mother. Wolves of the Calla (The Dark Tower V) - 1st Edition/1st Print (Fine/Near Fine) In The Dark Tower series, Roland and his ka-tet arrive in a town where children are periodically kidnapped by mysterious riders known as the Wolves, leading to a desperate battle.

Glock magazines added.

Bump. 40 left.

Just had a baby this week, hoping to clear out some stuff and generate some funds. For larger quantities or a mix and match, send me a message. I'll see what I can stuff in a box and how much it will cost to ship. Payment via Zelle. //////////////////////////////////////////////// Magpul PMAG 30 A4/M4 GEN 2 MOE 5.56 30rd Magazine - MAG571-BLK Qty Left: 40 $220.00 for Qty:20 Shipped via USPS Priority //////////////////////////////////////////////// Magpul PMAG 17 Round Magazine GL9 Glock 17 9mm - MAG546 Qty Left: 50 $90.00 for Qty: 7 Shipped via USPS Priority I can give you larger quantities cheaper if you want, 7 of them fit perfectly in a USPS Small Flat Rate Box. I have no idea how many would fit in a USPS Flat Rate Medium Box. ////////////////////////////////////////////////

Yeah, just wait until some sleep deprived single mom of three accidentally gets in the wrong vehicle at Walmart and gets blasted for it.

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And a usual disclaimer, obviously the ones where people die or are seriously injured are not funny. Some of these videos could very well be used to show the seriousness of gun safety to others.

If you want them sorted by popularity but aren't super familiar with Reddit, I'll help: https://www.reddit.com/r/Idiotswithguns/top/?t=all

I discovered /r/Idiotswithguns today. There are so many differing reactions for these videos. Some of them are hilarious, most of them infuriating, and some of them outright dumb. Enjoy.

I'll have to setup my lighting gear to take photos of the lens. But this morning I took photos with the lens, which is easy. All photos taken at f/2.0. Beautiful day outside, yall. P.S. You should be able to click or right click and in some form or fashion (depending on device and operating system) view the photos in high resolution.

Is anyone interested in this lens? I'm selling it for $500. I haven't posted photos yet but if someone is interested I can bump that up in priority. It's a great lens and in almost like new shape. The hood shows some wear and the tiniest of a tiny spot on the front element has a small coating irregularity. It takes great photos but it limits my Canon R5 to 6fps so naturally I want to upgrade to the 85mm f/1.4L (I just love the older, "bargain" EF lenses, ironically I don't own a single RF lens). Specs/details/pricing at Amazon.

I have an extra box of these, each one of the packs are individually sealed and currently unused. You should be able to "recharge them" if needed as well. With tax and a coupon they are $47.44 on Amazon.com as shown here. How Does $35.00 shipped sound?

https://distill.io/ I used to use that back in the early 20's when GPU's were impossible to find. It works great for some sites, those that are mostly static in nature. I was mainly watching AMD's site for their GPU's and their page is very simple/static. I don't know what success you'd have with something like Best Buy. What I loved about the service was if you install it on multiple machines you can essentially designate which machine makes the check. Example: I could be at work but my home computer was loading AMD's site every 30 seconds. As soon as it detected a change my browser at work would submit a ding and could even automatically open the page in a new tab (if I recall correctly.

I imagine that you are right, a customer having to answer the questions verbally. Even then, it seems to potentially introduce a level of either error or deniability that would offer...no paper trail.

Found this video to a local shop. They are advertising a "super simple" process, at around 0:10, "Our front desk girls will do the entire background process for you --- There's no more paper forms, and no more stress on your end". Is that completely kosher by the book? I've never seen it done this way.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8976710/ I watched this movie over the weekend. Nutshell: They are all sextuplets but do not know of each other's existence. The movie is about them coming together and meeting each other for the first time. There is one of the siblings that...eh...is really smart and nerdy and intertwined somehow into intelligence but lacks emotional intelligence. At the end of the movie, one of their siblings is sitting on a beach (connected via FaceTime) and says something that gets a rise out of them. The nerdy sibling says something to the extent of "I have drones in the area, do you want me to hit him with a drone strike?". It just...made me think of you keeping an eye on your Wife remotely and taking out threats she never knows about. Actually, that would make a great movie. International traveling wife that travels for fame and fortune but rich nerdy guy stays home all the time. She never understands or appreciates him at all but come to find out he runs a full intelligence operation out of his basement just to keep her safe. He never tells her and she never notices. Shenanigans ensue.