but anyone who handled my paperwork got a cut of the sale

so they sent the paperwork literally around the office so all of the senior staff touched the packet

needless to say I quit after 2 months of dealing with that

and went straight back to school for cybersecurity lol

dear god

thats fairly horrifying

well, cybersecurity is a needed field

yeah I'm happy with the choice

anyway, I'm out for the night. Good talking to you, though. I'll keep what you said in mind though and will be sure to get the ball rolling on those job applications sooner rather than later. Take care!

seeya

my gf works cybersecurity

Get her programming socks, if you haven't already. Would have been the perfect Christmas gift

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/8hww1j/programming_socks/

**Forgotten Weapons** Uploaded a new youtube video!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LW67KnNPqo

https://youtu.be/kXgBvcgAVCg

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So in order to buy a rifle in my home state, i need to git licened figure printed, and interviewed, or I can drive 20 mins to virgina and buy one today with a back ground check and a 3 day wait.

Wait, no, no 3day wait.

just a background check, fuck yeah.

and that is a legal purchase

Yeah check if your state allows gun purchases across state lines

@Dennafen maryland?

I know maryland has a bunch of weird laws

AR15s not allowed unless they have heavy barrels, no sales of magazines over 10 rounds but ones purchased out of state are ok iirc

being in florida is pretty nice compared to most of the garbage states

TX law has some quirks

I received a hard case for my Mosin-Nagant as a Christmas-gift:

Gay. It should be a vintage wood lookin mother fucker

Are you allowed to store your rifle with it's bolt in your jurisdiction? Some of the People's republics have banned that

What is the point of having a gun if you can't have a gun that works?

Thats what the tyrants want with their "Safe Storage Requirements"

The most common reason to own a gun in the US today has been self defense

If the gun isn't accessible quickly for self defense legally then you've already eliminated a bunch of future gun owners/gun rights supporters

And by making it illegal having a firearm ready to use for self defense you have effectively criminalized self defense

Arguement is that it's premeditated if the weapon is kept in a condition ready to fire.

If I have a firearm in condition cold i can respond in five seconds or there about (bolt closed, unloaded) If I have the firearm disassembled who the fuck knows if I can use it to defend myself. I am looking at a carbine against the wall with a blue mag in holding the place, a ready mag close by, now I can put that into action effectively in responce to a threat, but as it is stored, it is not a danger.