Eric Smith

Flash. Flash. Flash. Then wait for it. Nothing for awhile. Here it comes. Double flash!

[Eric Smith @SuperheroSmith]

@RealWayneDupree Cheese danish.

Crème brûlée.

Cheese cake.

One of those, likely.

[Eric Smith @SuperheroSmith]

@Sarahsred7 Drive like a jerk

Have a daughter and name her Annyleighee

Go to Lagoon

Behave as if you’re better than other people

[Brigham's Burner @FiredUpCoug]

When you say I have to accept “the Nicene Creed” to be Christian, could you be more specific?

Do you mean the creed produced in A.D. 325 at a council convened by the Roman emperor Constantine, who was trying to settle the Arian controversy and preserve unity in his empire?

Or do you mean the version most Christians actually recite today, which comes from A.D. 381, when another Roman emperor, Theodosius I, convened the First Council of Constantinople to settle further disputes and more fully define the doctrine of the Holy Spirit?

Because that seems like a pretty important distinction.

One was created under Constantine, a Roman emperor with no priesthood authority, whose interest in Christianity was inseparable from his interest in imperial stability.

The other was expanded under Theodosius, another Roman emperor who used state power to enforce religious uniformity.

And somehow I’m supposed to believe that my faith in Jesus Christ is invalid unless I accept the theological conclusions of emperor-sponsored councils held centuries after Christ and His apostles?

You are free to trust those councils, led by rulers of the same empire that crucified Christ.

But please stop pretending that your post-biblical, politically entangled, imperial committee language is simply “biblical truth.”

And stop acting like you have the authority to decide who is and is not Christian based on a person’s willingness to pledge allegiance to Rome’s preferred definition of the Divine.

[DK🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸 @1Nicdar]

Don’t ever let anyone talk you out of spending $500 on a new gun.

That $800 will be the best $1300 you ever spent. 🤠

[Eric Smith @SuperheroSmith]

@langdontactical I heard the comp eats the cerakote, overall poor reviews. Who says otherwise?

[The Babylon Bee @TheBabylonBee]

The evidence speaks for itself. https://t.co/1FiGedX8BL

[Eric Smith @SuperheroSmith]

Notice the breed.

[Eric Smith @SuperheroSmith]

I have a nephew named Calvin because of this cartoon.

And like the cartoon, he is a terror.

[Eric Smith @SuperheroSmith]

YES!

[The Babylon Bee @TheBabylonBee]

Study Finds Connection Between Checking The News, Longing For Jesus To Return https://t.co/C5ohQzSFDx

[Eric Smith @SuperheroSmith]

@Guns_com 1917

The Patriot

Dunkirk

[Eric Smith @SuperheroSmith]

@9to5mac @mvcmendes I had to read much of the article to discover The Outsiders is not a novel from the sixties written by S. E. Hinton but rather some sort of exercise and training app. Lame. The book is better.

[Eric Smith @SuperheroSmith]

@WilsonCombat Yes, likely my next carry pistol.

[Eric Smith @SuperheroSmith]

Why? Pride. Shooters don’t want to feel as if their purchases are substandard. It’s often finances that keep weapons and accessories out of reach; or it’s new experiences or releases that render what they have second-class. They can’t be wrong; therefore, they get snappy and toxic to protect what they do have—mindsets and collections.

[Eric Smith @SuperheroSmith]

@kay_z67 I was not that worried. Y2K didn’t frighten me. Other world-ending scenarios didn’t seem likely.

[Eric Smith @SuperheroSmith]

@gunenthusiast01 I generally default to FDE.

[Eric Smith @SuperheroSmith]

@spikesguides Ha! I just made the some discovery recently and changed my wish list from their new model to an ACOG.

[Eric Smith @SuperheroSmith]

@ammolab1 Never a P90. In any situation, especially survival where stress will be high, excess time will be low, I hate loading those mags.