Mim where are you from my friend?

Hell.

I like your attitude, you want the postive and the uplifting

That's the good attitude, that's what we'll destroy the eternal Bongo with

Hal you live in Denmark?

Epic.

I just want to grill for god's sake

GG @Deleted User, you just advanced to level 2!

Lads.Im thinking about uni now that ive set myself up with neetbux here in Germony after working.
Civil Engineering or Mechanical Engineering?

Would you rather work with building's, bridges, roads and public works etc,? or with cars, vehicles, heavy machinery, and precision equipment, etc?

I did an apprenticeship in metalworking so i could realistically go either.

But im kinda thinking of applying for both since mechanical would pay better afterwards.But civil engineering is 100% sure shot since its unrestricted admission

And i have priority here in Germony since (((EU))) (((diversity))) (((multi-kulti))) foreigner

Kinda rediculous that its easier to get a study spot abroad than in the homeland

I feel personally attacked

Also lots of guns will last if you clean them regularly and store them properly. You don’t have to put over $1,000 to ensure it’s a good gun. Of course it does mean better quality but that’s usually more in the terms of you can shoot a lot of rounds and your gun won’t melt as quickly.

You can buy cheaper weapons and replace their cheap parts will higher quality, it’s cheaper doing that then buying an expensive gun.

It’s about how much you clean it and how you store it.

If you don’t take it apart and lube it often it doesn’t matter the expensive gun you have

So that's why they made us clean our guns all the fucking time even on days with no shooting

*in the army

Yes

Cleaning it without even shooting it prevents rust

Makes sense

https://youtu.be/nMfq7vDZBd0

And you can't fix a rifle the same way you prevent rust on a knife

If only though

When you don’t clean your rifle in boot camp

Nothing as fun as stabbing dirt

Lmao

My humanities professor