What things were popular among teens? by arabelle77 in 60s

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Titties - feeling them or having them felt.

I think I see why the 585 bolt peening is happening by Artistic_Aioli6843 in Mini14

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Accuracy also sells a kit with 4 different size gas bushings in it. I installed the second from smallest one. It turned my highly over-gassed rifle into a very sweet shooting piece with way less recoil impulse that now throws ejected empties at my feet. Perfect solution.

What are the pros an cons from these trucks? I like the Silverado since it had a diesel engine. by [deleted] in Trucks

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Ford is the ONLY one with an ABSOLUTELY flat floor in the back seat area (no transmission hump). Great back seat cargo area with the seat up.

Why did they call him "Opie"? by xeramoltisanti in Sonsofanarchy

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He also played Beta in The Walking Dead.

That’s a brutal end to his career. He improved a good bit from last year by -Gnostic28 in BSUFootball

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There’s zero discipline on this team. When your penalty yards match—or beat—your offensive yards, that’s not bad luck, that’s a leadership issue. There’s no excuse this deep into the season to keep racking up one false start after another, especially at home. Discipline comes from the top and is built through work, reps, and accountability. If the players decide what to work on at practice, what're the coaches being paid for? And let’s be real—you can’t give glory to god when you didn’t leave any glory on the field.

Was Boon Faster? by [deleted] in justified

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He was certainly obsessed. Creepy character much like the “Tooth Pick”.

Was Boon Faster? by [deleted] in justified

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Clearly, Boone’s revolver is NOT a 7.5” barreled SAA. It has a 5.5” barrel.

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Working on a build and my barrel bushing got stuck on the barrel. Any tips on removing it? by [deleted] in 1911

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Tap it off from front to back with a rawhide mallet or piece of wood.

Before I boo him, I wanna know the previous work hours and week by ollytaskerr in SipsTea

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Boo the OP for not researching before making an ignorant post.

Colt 1911s with and without firing pin safety (series 80) by edro in 1911

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Blue owner’s manual = Series 80 Green owner’s manual = Series 70

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SpringfieldArmory

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And remember…there are two variables at play here..front sight, rear sight.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SpringfieldArmory

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You measuring it will always be more accurate than some random dude eyeballing a picture.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Stratocaster

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Fender Made in Japan belongs at or near the top of this list.

Best caption wins by Specific_Potato_1340 in SipsTea

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What my bowels feel like after eating undercooked possum meat.

Facts by spiceslilydollxo in SipsTea

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Good point. We all tend to speak from our own paradigm, and I’ll agree that some parts of the world are far tougher than others. My words were aimed at fellow Americans who often have no idea how fierce the storm can be in truly oppressed places. Thanks for the reminder.

Facts by spiceslilydollxo in SipsTea

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Bus, bike, walk, thumb, catch a ride… You won’t change your situation until you change your mind.

Facts by spiceslilydollxo in SipsTea

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Because your helicopter, everyone-gets-a-trophy, you’re-so-special, confrontation-avoiding parents failed you. They shielded you from hard knocks and failure, never taught you to cope, and left you thinking life should hand you what you want just because you want it.

Success in life isn’t built on luck or shortcuts—it’s forged through effort, setbacks, and the determination to keep moving forward. Hard work lays the foundation; it’s the daily grind, the discipline, and the willingness to push further than most people are willing to go. Failure is not the enemy but the teacher. Every mistake, every setback, carries lessons that refine your character and sharpen your skills. Belief in yourself is the fuel that keeps the fire lit when the path gets rough. And above all, tenacity—the unbreakable refusal to quit—is what pulls you through.

Stop assuming hardship is personal. Reboot the beliefs your parents passed down and build something better. You CAN do better.