Greedy mgtow treats himself

[Anonymous 5]

Jim01 wrote:

I bought myself a PS4 a week ago to play Uncharted 4 and absolutely loving it. My weekends are beer, vodka and PS4/XBOX and I couldn’t be happier….seriously if you ever succumb to the bulls~~~ pressure from the media, just spend a weekend doing what you want to do and think how if you were in a relationship you would have to do what SHE wants to do (ie dragged round shops and watching crap tv)

MGTOW = freedom

Nice man! I just started the PS4 thing with this game metro 2033 or something- strange enough the protagonist reminds of Mgtow. Cheers on your days off.

[OgreParticipant 5863]

That’s one hell of a rig ILA. I’ve got all of the components shipping to me to build my own tricopter that’s designed for a little bit more playful situations. I’ll be following the proven blueprint illustrated here.

Yours is cool, but I like to live dangerously. I will probably kill this multiple times for less than your gimbal alone cost. I look forward to seeing your work, but I love proximity flying in tree heavy areas. It’s the zero death simulation of taking an F-18 through NYC at 100 feet off the ground.

I failed to realize in my youth that I was the prize. I was going to work. I was going to earn. Little did I realize that due to feminism, that no longer meant I had to share. Road soon, Desert after.

[RennieParticipant]

Anonymous wrote:

I go through my flight checklist just like the real thing, It scares the s~~~ out of me what the big ones could do if they struck a human being, Unlike heli and those gyro birds, loosing radio contact at full power is a death sentence to whatever it hits. Getting hit by a Seamaster with 6ft. wing span 1.5sq. in. nitro-methane doing 180mph is gonna f~~~ing hurt! I dented the guardrail across the lake WITH A LITTLE ONE!

A guy did accidentally kill himself with a drone, he lost control, it flew into him, chopped the top of his skull off and he died almost immediately.

[Anonymous 11]

I’m a thrill seeker. I could have been killed up in the North Georgia mountains while mountain biking. A stupid truck was coming out of a switchback as I was setting up for it. I could not setup properly. There was a 1.5 meter deep trench at the apex. I slammed into the mountain after going into trench. Nothing happened to my bike, but I broke a wrist. That ended my speed freak phase.

I feel safer out there with the sharks, alligators, drunken poẃer boaters, and rogue waves. There is an adrenaline charge being in a 21 inch wide boat 3 miles from nearest land. Some people freak out over it even experienced people too don’t like it. It’s my crack. I do get into the zone due to having to look out for threats.

This is the time of year we get a bunch of newbies with new boats. They are idiots from ramp etiquette, put in and take outs, to operating them. We had one pass us on the right in shallow waters loaded with dead trees. He had no clue he was not in the channel. He did not know how to read the channel marker buoys or marine rules of the road. Sparkling new boat too.

Our State finally got around to mandated training, but it’s for people born after 15 years ago so not much good these days.

[Anonymous 42]

Anonymous wrote:

Nothing happened to my bike, but I broke a wrist. That ended my speed freak phase.

Hey CP, fellow AJ (Adrenalin Junkie), I gave up downhill skiing in the mid 90s, after hitting a death cookie (ice chunk frozen to trail) at about 65 mph after coming out of corner, it put me on the edge of the trail, steep slope past the edge and ALL TREES! The only thing that went through my mind (as I ripped the edge of the trail) was no no no no no! not off the trail! NOT into the TREES! My outside ski was off the edge of the trail sucking wind and my inside ski was not far behind! That was last day I wore my down hill skis, never did it again, gave it up cold turkey. Down hill skiing is the most dangerous skiing there is. Now it’s just back country, mogul, terrain parks, and half pipes, no more groomed flat trails at the highest possible speeds, F~~~. THAT!.
Here’s the trail (downdraft), but notice this herb isn’t in a tuck going straight at full speed.

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