Message from @Tom B
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Was pretty cool
Wait so its 50/50 again??
Hhh man thats sucks
I'm just glad America is becoming independent again when it comes to space travel. What barry did to close down NASA back in the day was a great blow to America's superiority, and we direly need that foothold back. Space is the next frontier, and we need to get out there!
Yeah it was stupid to be dependent on other countries on this
My Dad worked in the space program and was so devastated the day he told me that there is no future in space because US politics is abandoning it. However, today we are watching the launch (fingers crossed) together, Dad is 84 and slowly becoming optimistic again đŸ˜„
pretty exciting!
@Malady that's awesome! Almost made me tear up a bit to hear that!
Yeah its gonna be a whole new industry soon
Space travel and all that
When President Trump signed into law space force, I was soooooo excited!!!!
Ye
The flag is dope as fuck
The space force one
I know right!
Hahahahaha! Go America!!!
> Looks like Trudeau’s brother
@Finntheepic Dead set does look like that cuck hey. Good call.
I honestly hope they get it under control
And neutralize the domestic terrorists
Truly hope for everyone's safety and swift return to sanity
@Tyler Zed thank you for setting this up!!!
@beebarf the bard hey what's your opinion on a good age to start my daughter learning about gun safety and then shooting? Anyone else chime in of course. She's 8 and I want to have a firearm at home but not until I have her learn some basics. I was thinking 9-10 yr old generally is good - haven't gone to the nearest range yet to inquire, anyone have some thoughts?
I don't know, we were wanting til 12 years old to even have the husband get his guns from his dad. Things have evolved.
I gather from others that it also depends on the maturity of the child
I was taught some basics probably about 6. I was in cub scouts so that was partially why but my family is also big hunters so I had been shooting 22s longer then I can remember.
> @beebarf the bard hey what's your opinion on a good age to start my daughter learning about gun safety and then shooting? Anyone else chime in of course. She's 8 and I want to have a firearm at home but not until I have her learn some basics. I was thinking 9-10 yr old generally is good - haven't gone to the nearest range yet to inquire, anyone have some thoughts?
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> We've been taking our 9yo daughter to the range for around 7 months now. She is very bright and understands the dangers and respects the weapon in her hands.
@Malady
mine has expressed a wish to start so I thought maybe the range has someone there who can at least talk to her and show her basics
i don't think she's old enough at 8 to shoot
but i have been known to worry lol
That being said, while we got to go shoot guns fairly often, it was always drilled in the safety and the guns were kept lock in the safe when not in use. Can't speak for everyone's kids but for me being exposed young it prevented it from being forbidden knowledge.
Everyone is different. Maybe see a firearms trainer if you can afford it?
> That being said, while we got to go shoot guns fairly often, it was always drilled in the safety and the guns were kept lock in the safe when not in use. Can't speak for everyone's kids but for me being exposed young it prevented it from being forbidden knowledge.
@Stargatemaster96 That last sentence sums it up perfectly. Take away the mystery and all that stuff and there is understanding and respect.
I could probably swing that - we moved to Arizona from California, and it's very different from my youth lol to say the least. She's expressed a wish for her first car to be a "big old truck" and wants to learn to shoot