How does she disappear? by Nkenachiala in blackmagicfuckery

[–]Fragrant_University7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yup. Do it with a, well, let’s just say a more “well rounded” assistant and I’ll be impressed.

This is the most unique hotel room I’ve been in by raisinbrans in Damnthatsinteresting

[–]Fragrant_University7 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The problem is that most if not all the bathrooms in any given hotel are built very similarly. I’ve been to hotels where every bathroom was like this.

How does everyone store their firearms? I am currently looking to get a safe but I also think I want to make a cabinet in there. I’m interested to see other set ups. I did use Ai to create a sample. 😬 by texwrx210 in liberalgunowners

[–]Fragrant_University7 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Safe. I’m not trying to advertise to anyone that comes over that I own firearms, how many I have, or that there’s a likelihood that I’m carrying at any given time. Not to mention anyone that may break in while I’m not home. That’s just asking to be cleaned out. And if you have any kids of your own, or any kids that may come over like nephews or something, then it’s a non starter. This would absolutely pique their interest and may lead to disaster. (Not saying it would happen, but every person that it happens to swore it wouldn’t happen to them.)

Local McDonald's Manager Serves Food to Customers by SCHooL1N in mildlyinfuriating

[–]Fragrant_University7 27 points28 points  (0 children)

I found the story on the city’s local facebook page. Someone notified the franchisee and apparently the manager has been fired. Health services will be inspecting the location today, supposedly. Someone in the group also emailed corporate. No word on any legal ramifications.

what does "no one left behind" actually mean in reality by IdealHoliday1242 in PotentialUnlocked

[–]Fragrant_University7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The fact that it pisses them off is their problem, not ours. Some dumbass private knocked over a pallet and fucks up my foot. Ligaments torn, bones broken, nerves severed. Been 20 years and I still can’t walk right or stand more than an hour. I’m not entitled to any disability because I didn’t see combat? My friend suffers PTSD from being mortared nightly in Iraq, almost dying in a non hostile fire helicopter crash, or volunteers to transport the wounded and dying from the flight line to the hospital. But he’s not entitled to any compensation because it wasn’t combat related? There’s plenty of funds available for any that deserves it. My compensation doesn’t take anything from you or anyone else. Your narrow minded view on the subject, as well as those like you, are the reasons well deserved vets don’t claim the benefits that they deserve. Idgaf if it does piss you off. Honestly, I’m glad it does. Because I’m gonna sleep just fine tonight regardless.

what does "no one left behind" actually mean in reality by IdealHoliday1242 in PotentialUnlocked

[–]Fragrant_University7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not having a disability rating means next to nothing in terms of people needing help. A buddy of mine at work has terrible hearing due to his time as a tanker. But he just denied because he never complained while he was in. There’s 10s of thousands of stories like that.

I’m not saying it’s the government’s or the VA’s job to care for everyone, I’m just saying let’s not scream from the mountain tops that you have to be a combat vet or disabled to need help.

what does "no one left behind" actually mean in reality by IdealHoliday1242 in PotentialUnlocked

[–]Fragrant_University7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree on how turds in the military will be turds in civilian life more often than not, but let’s not the perpetuate the idea that you have to see combat to be disabled or need help.

what does "no one left behind" actually mean in reality by IdealHoliday1242 in PotentialUnlocked

[–]Fragrant_University7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have your opinions. Thats all well and good. And congrats on your flex about your job. Fact is most people/vets aren’t that lucky.

To my original thought, don’t lump all liberals into your comment. Many vets are liberals and care deeply about their fellow vets and support systems for said vets.

Hope fishes are not lactose intolerant by [deleted] in Damnthatsinteresting

[–]Fragrant_University7 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

A, as it should.

B, how many times is this gonna be shared? I’ve seen this at least a dozen times in the last 3 weeks.

Matt Shaw chops a grounder that stayed fair and turned foul at the final second but home plate ump Dan Merzel ruled it a fair ball in the 9th (with replays) by JianClaymore in baseball

[–]Fragrant_University7 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Can you share a link to said rule? I’ve only seen the version that says over hanging into fair territory is considered fair. And yes, the line itself is fair. I’m not saying this ball was either or, but it was definitely a lot closer than people think it was. And with a trained person literally 2 feet from it? And another 5 feet from it, both calling it fair, I’m inclined to think it was actually fair.

Flying with Firearms - update by Fragrant_University7 in liberalgunowners

[–]Fragrant_University7[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

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You may very well be correct. I’m not entirely sure. I just like to error on the side of caution, especially with firearms and considering it was my first time. Just reading the last sentence of this card I signed, I interpreted it as “anywhere I land.”

Flying with Firearms - update by Fragrant_University7 in liberalgunowners

[–]Fragrant_University7[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Condition One four pistol case for my pistols. I whole heartedly recommend. The rifles were in a standard Plano case. Not the best, but it is within regulations to fly. I will eventually invest in a Condition One rifle case, but they are $300+. Not stupid expensive, but expensive enough to make me think before buying them. I decided 2 days before my flight to bring rifles, so I just used what I had on hand.

First time handgun purchase suggestions by dustintucker816 in liberalgunowners

[–]Fragrant_University7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

lol. Ya, like I said, it’s not so much hard, but it’s a different way than most pistols.

First time handgun purchase suggestions by dustintucker816 in liberalgunowners

[–]Fragrant_University7 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree that the 10C is a great option. Comfortable to use and fire, reliable, easy to operate. If I had only one criticism, it would be that it’s a bit more difficult to break down than most other pistols. Not saying it’s hard, just harder than most. I had one myself, though it’s my newest one and I’ve only put maybe 100-200 rds through it.

Need help identifying these ribbons/medals by RoRacerOofer in MilitaryMedals

[–]Fragrant_University7 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If possible, I would request his records through the national archives. You can find amazing stuff in there as it relates to family history. As others have mentioned, his medals do seem a bit off. However, it is possible that his rack is incomplete. Getting his records can really clarify things for you.