Random Thought Thread

beeinak said:
With all due respect I think you should learn more about what rights most Game Wardens have. If the officer had any suspicion of a violation, OR that any hunting was taking place, they can search the vehicle as they have the right and duty to enforce firearm restrictions for hunting.

While duty to inform generally involves concealed carry, it is asinine to not be respectful and forthcoming when dealing with law enforcement. Fish & Game officers assume everyone is carrying a weapon, so to act like a hardass because it is ‘none of his business’ is not a great way to interact. It woukd be taken as that you have something to hide, which will increase likelihood of being considered ‘suspicious’ for a violation which will lead to a legal search.

I usually have multiple weapons in a vehicle and would disclose to any LEO if asked for ID or by direct question.

Many interactions with LEO’s would have a different outcome if people were honest and forthright with them.

Full disclosure I am very pro LEO, first responder, and healthcare worker as well as being very pro gun/knife/dog😀
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I must of misread the posting....?

*I certainly didn't say anything about being disrespectful, I'm very polite and friendly.
* I thought I read that they were driving down the road? If in the woods defently a different conversation would have taken place.... I get that.
*a DNR agent doesn't have probable cause to stop every vehicle on the expressway and search the vehicles.... Why would they want to?
*he said no hunting was taking place, even less cause.

Were they dressed in blaze orange, did the car and them match the description of criminal poachers? I'm just curious what laws they were breaking for getting pulled over in the first place?

We are a country of laws.
Imagine thinking it's ok to get pulled over and searched every time you drove somewhere? Why is this Ok?

For sure, a good topic for conversation.

-For the record, I'm very Pro Constitution, Pro America, and against communism.

I too respect the law, and have numerous friends and associates in law enforcement of various sorts. That doesn't Mean anything.

:)


Edit* maybe I shouldn't of used the word "Damn" that seemed to change the context, and trigger folks....... I Should of wrote.... "None of their business"
(Smiling politely, while spoken)
 
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Crag the Brewer said:
I must of misread the posting....?

*I certainly didn't say anything about being disrespectful, I'm very polite and friendly.
* I thought I read that they were driving down the road? If in the woods defently a different conversation would have taken place.... I get that.
*a DNR agent doesn't have probable cause to stop every vehicle on the expressway and search the vehicles.... Why would they want to?
*he said no hunting was taking place, even less cause.

Were they dressed in blaze orange, did the car and them match the description of criminal poachers? I'm just curious what laws they were breaking for getting pulled over in the first place?

We are a country of laws.
Imagine thinking it's ok to get pulled over and searched every time you drove somewhere? Why is this Ok?

For sure, a good topic for conversation.

-For the record, I'm very Pro Constitution, Pro America, and against communism.

I too respect the law, and have numerous friends and associates in law enforcement of sorts. That doesn't Mean anything.

:)


Edit* maybe I shouldn't of used the word "Damn" that seemed to change the context, and trigger folks....... I Should of wrote.... "None of their business"
(Smiling politely, while spoken)
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Also, I Will apologize for leaving a reply (in the first place) I lost track of where I was last night....... Didn't mean to upset anyone
 
My fist is very sore today.

I was instructed to break a board with a ''dropping hammer fist''.

I did so. However they failed to disclose the large knot in the board on the side facing the instructor holding it.

I broke the board. but the knot made it very much more difficult than it should have been.

oh well. Awesome Martial Arts things.
 
tinfoil hat timmy said:
My fist is very sore today.

I was instructed to break a board with a ''dropping hammer fist''.

I did so. However they failed to disclose the large knot in the board on the side facing the instructor holding it.

I broke the board. but the knot made it very much more difficult than it should have been.

oh well. Awesome Martial Arts things.
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Timmy:
Through many years of training and lots of sore hands/joints/muscles, I found using Zheng Gu Shui and Shaolin Brand Golden Dragon oils really helps. For bruising, Arnica topical is pretty amazing.

Stay hydrated and stick with it!
 
beeinak said:
Timmy:
Through many years of training and lots of sore hands/joints/muscles, I found using Zheng Gu Shui and Shaolin Brand Golden Dragon oils really helps. For bruising, Arnica topical is pretty amazing.

Stay hydrated and stick with it!
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yes I feel very dried out today. I was completely soaked yesterday. I wish I could train like that every week
 
Finedirk said:
Recipes online now are horrifying. It seems like they’re all in this format with pages and pages of blather with pictures and various ads on and on to the point you forget you were even looking for the recipe and get confused and close the window.
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But they just have to tell you about their extensive family history and the spiritual experience they had with a Nepali shaman and how it changed their thinking about one of the ingredients they've put in the recipe!
 
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