Felons dont get C&Rs or have 750 kicking around

Or an extreme slavaboo.

I enjoyed shooting my friend's mosin, but I'd never get one myself.

I'd like to fire a blunderbuss. That'd be pretty cool.

I would have considered it at 150, not 250 tho. Thats nearing Lee Enfield money and for a hundred fifty more I can get a K31.

If they ever go back in stock

Literally no reason to buy outdated milsurp when a modern rifle is the same price.

Milsurp is a meme.

>get a modern rifle because you need to be higj speed low drag when shooting durr and paper at 100 yards

I'm speaking from a price standpoint.

If I lived in the west where 1000 yard ranges are common I'd care but I don't

So why not get a neat gun that will only get jarder to find and more expensive

*Crosses one more region off the "where John might live" list*

@Matthew I told you what state I lived in multiple times.

I don't think you have. Only that it's not Texas.

This might jave been during your 4loko sommelier stage

Maybe you imagined telling me during one of your boxwine binges.

No I checked, definitely told you.

Hmm.

I did before I deleted it anyway

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peasant is made up from peas

please take a moment and wonder why

Peas are nice, sometimes I make bread from mashed peas

...You what

John, why are you so fucking strange

I mash field peas to make a peas pudding

I call it bread because its not really a pudding because I bake it

You can't...call things they're not

What do you call ground up peas baked in a covered dish?

A baked vegetable paste.

Wheat is a vegetable

Do you call bread risen vegetable paste

peas padding exists

i mean

pudding

jeez

I make it whenever I have the nursury rhyme stuck in my head

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Khrushchev wrote in his memoirs that Beria had, immediately after Stalin's stroke, gone about "spewing hatred against [Stalin] and mocking him." When Stalin showed signs of consciousness, Beria dropped to his knees and kissed his hand. When Stalin fell unconscious again, Beria immediately stood and spat.[33]

Alliluyeva noticed how the Politburo seemed openly frightened of Beria and unnerved by his bold display of ambition. "He's off to take power," Mikoyan recalled muttering to Khrushchev. That prompted a "frantic" dash for their own limousines to intercept him at the Kremlin.[35] ```

Go to bed shrimp

We all know he was assassinated