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post 1455848583 08-02-2016, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted By insomniac23⏩
has that **** been hiding here? PM explanation pls
He started following me on IG

And requested to follow my gf lol
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post 1455848813 08-02-2016, 10:16 PM
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cweb didn't you sell that ELCAN and buy two scars with it? that's sticking out in my mind for some reason
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post 1455849083 08-02-2016, 10:18 PM
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R3L3NT, can the "sparkly" component of Burnt Bronze be put into other colors?
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post 1455849173 08-02-2016, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted By CdtCox⏩
Where is she from?
just outside of raleigh
Originally Posted By rtm0004⏩
Prob doesn't know, she went nc.

Brutal, hope you're ok pin
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post 1455849773 08-02-2016, 10:23 PM
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Originally Posted By pinhooker⏩
just outside of raleigh
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LOL @ you guys if you don't play disc golf.
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post 1455850123 08-02-2016, 10:26 PM
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Originally Posted By CdtCox⏩
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LOL @ you guys if you don't play disc golf.
NE of raleigh, podunk

never played disc golf, but im pretty good at kan jam
post 1455852533 08-02-2016, 10:52 PM
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Originally Posted By pinhooker⏩
NE of raleigh, podunk

never played disc golf, but im pretty good atkan jam
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Originally Posted By CdtCox⏩
Descript.




LOL @ you guys if you don't play disc golf.
Around here disc golf is code for go smoke pot while hiking.
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post 1455853223 08-02-2016, 10:59 PM
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lol, played disc golf for freshman PE. it beat playing real golf so that was cool
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post 1455854323 08-02-2016, 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted By Steve707⏩
Around here disc golf is code for go smoke pot while hiking.
Well, I'd do that too if my urine wasn't analyzed.



Srs, if you have courses near you and aren't playing, you should.
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post 1455855193 08-02-2016, 11:21 PM
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post 1455874263 08-03-2016, 04:58 AM
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33 on my ACT. I heard that they have a monkey make random selections for answers and that the Monkey usually gets around an 18.

Why would you not retake the test if you only got 17?
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post 1455875383 08-03-2016, 05:17 AM
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Sup beeches?

On the Gen5 G19, I'd buy myself one without the finger grooves. They're too small for my meaty phalanges.
Inb4 farles tries to tell me phalanges are just the bones.
Originally Posted By MoeBettuh⏩
Took the SAT in either 7th or 8th grade. Don't recall what I got. At all. Have paperwork on it somewhere. Wound up taking the ACT when I was a junior or so...got a 29 which got me what I wanted.


These days they are having kids do test prep to get ready for the exams so they can artificially increase their scores. IDK about you guys, but that stuff didn't exist when I was a kid. At least not to my knowledge.
Maybe not at your school.
One of our math professors had SAT prep, it was more of an efficiency class and really changed the way I took multiple choice/standardised tests, especially with the IB "papers" and the tests my HS biology prof gave us. Schit, i used the same technique to take the TA vibration analysis tests in the past eight months and finished the level II exam in almost half the given time. And that's going through the test twice.
Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
The real world, and even college, involves stress from things like timing and importance.
Any skill can be taught and learned. Those "bad test takers" just didn't want to put effort into learning how to take a test.
If what I've posted offends you, please feel free to leave your need for validation below.


dont put words in my mouth either you stupid little sh_t
post 1455881073 08-03-2016, 06:29 AM
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Got a 31 the first time, 34 the second. Experience with the format definitely helps. I'm relatively young but test taking abilities have helped me avoid student debt thus far (currently in an MBA program).

The reason they have to use standardized tests is because everything else is sorelative. I got a very high GPA in high school, but I went to a rural HS and they didn't offer things like AP. Between that and the quality of the instructors and the slight variations in the curriculum, etc., you're really comparing apples to oranges with regard to past education. Regardless, a high GPA does show some natural intellectual ability, ability to master a system, hard work, or a mix of all the above. I think in that light it's relatively easy to see why a standardized test is important for an admissions department combing over the applications of thousands of prospective students.
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post 1455884423 08-03-2016, 07:08 AM
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my rubber dummy target arrives friday, I am excite
post 1455885473 08-03-2016, 07:16 AM
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Originally Posted By 400Lb
Sometimes I miss the days you guys and the mods would go full retard on each other

Now you are all tame and friendly.
So I should start posting Hillary memes in here then?
post 1455885923 08-03-2016, 07:20 AM
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Originally Posted By Iceman1800⏩
So I should start posting Hillary memes in here then?
It's a trap.
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post 1455886923 08-03-2016, 07:28 AM
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post 1455887783 08-03-2016, 07:35 AM
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I've been trying to find a good quality airgun that I can practice shooting in my basement. I am having a hard time finding anything with realistic feel and action, that has good velocity and accuracy. I seem to recall a few threads back somebody was posting about a Glock replica that seemed to fit the bill. Anybody know anything about that? Everything I've been finding online and in stores seems to be junk. I don't have a preference for lead pellet, BB or airsoft as long as it's realistic and accurate.

I have a Gamo Whisper Silent Cat pellet rifle and it's fun but I want a good pistol to practice with too.
post 1455888273 08-03-2016, 07:39 AM
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Originally Posted By UncleWade⏩
Got a 31 the first time, 34 the second. Experience with the format definitely helps. I'm relatively young but test taking abilities have helped me avoid student debt thus far (currently in an MBA program).

The reason they have to use standardized tests is because everything else is sorelative. I got a very high GPA in high school, but I went to a rural HS and they didn't offer things like AP. Between that and the quality of the instructors and the slight variations in the curriculum, etc., you're really comparing apples to oranges with regard to past education. Regardless, a high GPA does show some natural intellectual ability, ability to master a system, hard work, or a mix of all the above. I think in that light it's relatively easy to see why a standardized test is important for an admissions department combing over the applications of thousands of prospective students.
Mirin your brain. I took it twice and came up one question short of a 32 each time. I would have had a 33 if they scored it like the SAT (took the best of each part and made that your final score). Would have been a free ride to school if I had gotten that one extra question either time. Still a little salty, could have been a handful of SCARs and a few dozen cases of ammo ahead right now.


I don't mean anything personal by this Tyler, but people in your situation are the reason they need to have standardized tests. I went to some podunk school where kids would have a 3.9 GPA be top 10 in the class and get a 20 on the ACT. Going just off GPA and class rank screws the kid who goes to a much more difficult and competitive school who ends up with a 3.7 and is outside the top 20% of his class, but is way smarter than any kid in the reject, rural school like the one I went to.

I always thought standardized or cumulative exam type tests were a good measure of what you know/learned. It is one thing to generally understand a concept, but to be able to recall it quickly and make extrapolations off what you know is a strong indicator of whether or not you actually learned it.

Kids in college would always complain that the tests were nothing like the homeworks or were way harder. What good would it do to have you regurgitate the same step-by-step process on a test that you've already done before? That tests nothing. Presenting a problem that is unique from what you have seen challenges if you really understand what was taught and are able to use that information and apply it to a new problem. That is a much better gauge for not only measuring understanding of a concept, but for how well you will be able to apply what you've learned in the real world. Life isn't going to give you a problem that you can just find a similar one to in the notes.
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Originally Posted By DualRectifier⏩
I've been trying to find a good quality airgun that I can practice shooting in my basement. I am having a hard time finding anything with realistic feel and action, that has good velocity and accuracy. I seem to recall a few threads back somebody was posting about a Glock replica that seemed to fit the bill. Anybody know anything about that? Everything I've been finding online and in stores seems to be junk. I don't have a preference for lead pellet, BB or airsoft as long as it's realistic and accurate.

I have a Gamo Whisper Silent Cat pellet rifle and it's fun but I want a good pistol to practice with too.
I love my laserlyte targets. You get to use your actual gun and can switch it between guns of the same caliber. Granted there is no recoil, but you wouldn't get mimicked recoil with an airgun either.
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Originally Posted By El
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my rubber dummy target arrives friday, I am excite
"target"

oooooook



Just make sure you don't get too cocky and just cut the slit in it a little smaller than you think at first. You can always make it a little bigger, but once you slice too far you are hotdogging down a hallway for the rest of the time you own it.
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Originally Posted By mm394006⏩
I love my laserlyte targets. You get to use your actual gun and can switch it between guns of the same caliber. Granted there is no recoil, but you wouldn't get mimicked recoil with an airgun either.
I looked into the various packages but they seem to have mixed to bad reviews. If I'm gonna set up a backstop I may as well use something that actually shoots a projectile.
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Originally Posted By mm394006⏩
Just make sure you don't get too cocky and just cut the slit in it a little smaller than you think at first. You can always make it a little bigger, but once you slice too far you are hotdogging down a hallway for the rest of the time you own it.
now those are the words of a man that's been burned before
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Originally Posted By Millz⏩
I've used about 500 rds of CCI Blazer 115gr 9mm through my CZ 75, no problems with it. It runs through the CZ75 so now I going to buy more.

Here is 1000rds CCI Blazer 115gr 9mm for $190:

https://www.laxammo.com/handgun/9mm-...ds-5202-detail

Shipped to AZ it's $203. Good deal for me, but I still need to get on that Dillon 650 time.
Got pretty excited for this until I realized how short of a shipment that would be for you. Came to $217 for me.
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Originally Posted By Steve707⏩
Around here disc golf is code for go smoke pot while hiking.
We call that a regular hike here in Colorado
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Originally Posted By mm394006⏩
I don't mean anything personal by this Tyler, but people in your situation are the reason they need to have standardized tests. I went to some podunk school where kids would have a 3.9 GPA be top 10 in the class and get a 20 on the ACT. Going just off GPA and class rank screws the kid who goes to a much more difficult and competitive school who ends up with a 3.7 and is outside the top 20% of his class, but is way smarter than any kid in the reject, rural school like the one I went to.

I always thought standardized or cumulative exam type tests were a good measure of what you know/learned. It is one thing to generally understand a concept, but to be able to recall it quickly and make extrapolations off what you know is a strong indicator of whether or not you actually learned it.

Kids in college would always complain that the tests were nothing like the homeworks or were way harder. What good would it do to have you regurgitate the same step-by-step process on a test that you've already done before? That tests nothing. Presenting a problem that is unique from what you have seen challenges if you really understand what was taught and are able to use that information and apply it to a new problem. That is a much better gauge for not only measuring understanding of a concept, but for how well you will be able to apply what you've learned in the real world. Life isn't going to give you a problem that you can just find a similar one to in the notes.
That ^
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