Gr81disp

Magician, physicist, and former cop. I love cooking, shooting, and spending time with family.

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@DaingenKeltoi The funniest part is, you failed the test and don't even know it.

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@DaingenKeltoi @mikeroweworks Loose lips sink ships and I will not be stacking chairs on the deck of the Titanic.

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@M_A_A_Again @TateNews_ In defense of his grip (but, importantly, NOT his footwear) he may have learned to shoot right handed if he learned to shoot on a gun without ambi controls.

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@airmanchairman @minkeymagik @dwarkesh_sp 33AD

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@airmanchairman @minkeymagik @dwarkesh_sp The other reason the Church was so slow to adopt the vernacular during the service was because they were worried about local translations accidentally leading to heretical beliefs due to inaccuracy. Looking at many modern denominations, this was a well founded fear.

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@airmanchairman @minkeymagik @dwarkesh_sp Actually, it was to illustrate Bible stories to people who couldn't read because the literacy rate was about 2%. Latin wasn't adopted to keep people ignorant, it was the universal language. The "love language" speakers (French, Spanish and Italian) had little trouble with it.

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@MaxAmericanus @Lv10noob @minkeymagik @dwarkesh_sp Actually, I misremembered, there were about 18 before Luther with the first as early as the 300s.

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@airmanchairman @minkeymagik @dwarkesh_sp Yes, just like how you would have to explain living in a trailer park and driving a Bugatti.

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@Lv10noob @minkeymagik @dwarkesh_sp There were 12 German translations before Luther...

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@BabyAlchian @dwarkesh_sp People weren't restricted from buying Bibles even before Gutenberg, it would just cost the entire budget of a large village to do so. That is why they were chained up in Churches and only the clergy had access to them, they made them!

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@Fortnite Either fix the lock-on rifle or get rid of it.

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@MOOK_XC @altonbrown Modern...depends on your definition. Useful...have you interacted with the govt before?

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@DegenLordy @GrappleClips He wasn't a good wrestler in the late 90s. Hogan had been wrestling since the late 70s...

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@AeonsPlaything @nut_history Now, there are probably a lot of things Wesley Snipe isn't good at, like paying his taxes, but the man is a legit martial artist (not fighter, martial artist).

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@Fortnite F*CK THE STICK OF TRUTH

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@therealgonch @outsider_trade @TPCarney Exactly, and the media brought it up in 2016 as an example of there being "no scandals." In less than 2 years, I had either forgotten about it or just not heard of it. You guys were like, "Oh yeah, I remember that!" when the entire left had never heard of it either.

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@therealgonch @outsider_trade @TPCarney I literally had to look up what the hell people were talking about in 2016. I was very well aware of F&F, the IRS targeting the Tea Party, and all the real scandals that the media ignored in order to pretend the tan suit was a thing.

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@therealgonch @TPCarney The greatest gaslighting in history is the left gaslighting itself into believing the tan suit was actually a thing on the right.

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@notjessewalker Because Marty retained the memories of the original timeline. The real brainteaser is to ask, what happened to new timeline Marty when the OTM returned? Did he get overwritten?