I think some three letter agencies actually use photorec occasionally

or their version of it anyways

thats what I hear anyways

I used to work in missile defense systems I'll leave it at that

Thank you to everyone for the congratulations and kind words on our new arrival 👶 We are so beyond blessed to have this community; it brings me to tears to know my son is already so loved by so many. We can't wait to introduce you to him.

We're so happy for the both of you! @missliterallywho

Farage is *SAVAGE*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUNcOpXfrfc

I'm rewatching the tunnel opening, holy shit dude

some people are saying it's actually a representation of an old swiss myth of die teufelsbruecke

looking into it

Interesting: https://www.bloombergquint.com/onweb/2018/09/19/u-s-married-men-earn-much-more-than-others-demographics-trends#gs.jqe4=nk

People look at married men and see a level of maturity

Generally

Also married men go out of their way to make more money to provide for their families

Insurance companies have studied this for decades and know what they're doing. Young, single men are much more of a liability behind the wheel of a car than young, married men.

Who here is knowledgeable on US history?

There’s a lot of US History, big guy

What sort

I know the democrats were the real racists

^^ 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻

SO true

man, I've been having a weird day. full of _strange_ conversations

quick question: i was told that there are IE servers for people of different faiths, how does one access one if one is interested?

(not meant to be controversial - I’m cool with all European faiths, just have one I’m interested in bc of my own background)

There is a "religious server" (mostly Christians at this point), and a (unofficial) Heathen server.

@Alex Kolchak - NY for the record it is not an official IE server because it would break rule 3, there is a "religious server" that may not follow IE rules and whose members may not all be IE (though most of them are)

I left the religious server as it was toxic af and not helpful to the cohesion of the group imo.

@NateDahl76 I'm trying to figure out how defensible Andrew Jackson is

hmmm, ok. Thanks for letting me know. I’ll think about it

I'm looking for a historical figure for one of my speeches

@Jacob Admiral Aleksandr Kolchak

Choose a figure that is "controversial" now (WASP preferably), but wasn't at all like 10 years ago.

renaissance man, navy officer, anti-bolshevik fighter

@Asatru Artist - MD that's a good one

@Jacob Christopher Columbus ?

I'm thinking of doing Andrew Jackson

https://www.amren.com/news/2010/06/how_the_south_w/#.W6LBZtZlDRg

@Jacob he's on the 20 bro. You're fine

Andrew Jackson is absolutely defensible, Indian tribes in Florida were notoriously violent. But you will have people asking you about the trail of tears

Didn’t an IE member do a similar presentation but entirely explicit like a year ago?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nCiRzl1BDGw

Good stuff. ^

What was the context for that speech?

Was it for a class?

My guess is as good as yours, friend. Appears to be for a class

It was a lecture for a college class

My speech on immigration will be explicit

I have to write a paper on the Israel vs Arab conflict. I get to choose a side and I'm gonna go wild.

Throw a wrench into the discussion by writing it about the Coptic Christians

Eh not too much Coptics. I may talk about Assyrians Catholics though.

The Coptic Orthodox Christians are the ones caught in the middle of it all and murdered by both sides.

Coptics are only prevalent in Alexandria, Armenia and Ethiopia.

Assyrians are the one's caught in the middle.

A lot of them fled to Michigan a while ago because of it.

I can assure you we protected and provided safe haven to many in Iraq while I was there. They're all over the M.E.

@NateDahl76 dude that is almost normie friendly

I think the title could be a little softer

A lot of nonchristian ME's came to MI too <:teehee:381917632359563264>

Eh, they may be a minority but if I'm not mistaken the prevalent group in Iraq is Catholics of the Assyrian rite.

That was the group that went from 19% of Iraq's population to 3% with ISIS.

@Trashboat Dearborn must go.

It sure doesn't look like any other city thats for sure

@Phillip Wiglesworth - FL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaldean_Catholics here. They're called Chaldeans. They're all over Michigan.

*nods* We have quite a few here in Florida, too. They even opened their own church right here in my town (Tallahassee).

(the Coptics, I mean)

@Procella Eques yeah man it’s pretty impressive

I'm messaging it to some facebook friends

I don't think its quite facebook post but its message worthy certainly

It’s pretty good. Dude has solid enough optics and demeanor that the poster thought he was the professor. Glad I shared it on here

How often do you guys buy groceries?

I just moved into an apartment alone and I'm figuring out how to do life

Short answer: as often as you need to

I guess the amount of trips I make isn't particularly important as long as I stay within budget, right?

Me? My waifu does the shopping, usually once a week if you buy a few gallons of milk or whatever you use the most

I keep realizing I forgot to buy something

For example, I just realized I don't have a potato masher or a strainer

Oh, like pots, pans, and utensils?

At least you only have to get them once

whenever you buy something, think: do I have the stuff to make this?

I was trying to hold off on grocery shopping until Friday but this stuff is kinda important. Yes, kitchen stuff, but if I'm gonna go make a trip I might as well do next weeks groceries.

Potato smasher, lol. Making your own mashed potatoes?

Well, no, because I'm on keto, but mashed cauliflower

That's why I didn't think about getting it earlier. I bought cauliflower, but a few days later I realized you can mash it like potatoes. It's really good, I did it with a fork yesterday.

@Jacob I go grocery shopping almost every day after work, since it's extremely convenient for me to do so (store is next to my shop), and since I'm on a motorcycle it helps me be very picky and restrictive on what I buy. I know exactly how much/what I can pack in my bags to get home, and it prevents impulse buying. I also generally stick to just getting stuff on sale (BOGO), and that's what'll be for dinner for the next night or two.

I have a store near by, too, but it WinCo is 1 hour 30 minutes away

The stores near me aren't particularly bad (except Safeway, which is a rip off), it's just that WinCo has both an amazing selection and amazing prices

Motorcycle grocery shopping = cope posting irl

lol

Is it unreasonable for me to spend that kind of time getting to a grocery store? The prices and selection are just too great to pass up

I love it 😃 They know me so well at the store, that they even know exactly how to bag my items for me now so it'll fit in my m/c bags properly.

Normally I'd put it off until later since I have homework, but tomorrow I'm trying to get a job interview, so I definitely won't have time

I'd say yes if you are buying for a while.

An hour and a half away? Dude...

Yes to what?

But 1.5 hours is pretty crazy. Gas alone might make up any difference you saved. :-p

An hour and a half drive to get groceries? One way?

I don't use gas, that's why it's so far 😉

I don't have a car

If I had a car it wouldn't take that long

Ah ok. Still 3 hours of your life gone though.

Are you taking the bus?