You have to be prepared and liking guns isn’t some horrible thing with American consequences.

Again… Nobody is arguing that this isn’t true…

… Just that every leftist does not have to like guns. Don’t know why this is so hard a concept.

you like guns

No, they’re a necessary tool for change.

So you like guns because they provide change.

No, I’d prefer if we could have change without having to shoot people.

Who said anything about shooting people? They’re just fun range toys.

My friend, it’s ok to be wrong. The more you shuffle goal posts around the more foolish your argument looks. Nobody once said that guns or marksmanship aren’t normal hobbies, they said leftists don’t inherently like guns. Not even that leftists specifically don’t like guns.

It is fun to shoot targets and clay pigeons and you should try it.

I go to the range every week to shoot my collection of guns. You and I liking guns due to them being fun does not mean leftists as a whole need to enjoy them.

In what way does this detract from what they said?

“We don’t like guns, we need them”

“Oh yeah, well what about the times you needed guns?”

Well duh, they’re on the street because they’re experiencing decision paralysis on what house to live in that day.

As a part time Linux gamer myself I couldn’t agree more

Can’t you make this same argument for normal driving, or practically anything?

“The splattered biker wasn’t innocent because he knew riding his bike in the bike lane was a dangerous situation, akin to strapping a bomb to his chest”

I understand that it’s a joke, but the humor isn’t making sense to me, and I especially don’t see how it’s at the expense of AAA games

I’ve never understood these memes. If you don’t want to play whatever game, don’t play it. How do you somehow convince yourself that you’re superior to others due to your inability to run certain programs?

Like others have said, it’s definitely not “too good to be true” territory, but there’s so many things that can be wrong or not right with it that you’re much better off getting a new printer. Sure you might save $100 getting a used one but the chances of you spending weeks chasing a problem that you admittedly have no knowledge of diagnosing is just way too high for it to be worth it. For someone with a bunch of knowledge and experience this would be a decent deal, but so is a car with a check engine light or salvage title… could be (probably are) opening yourself up to way more headache than the money’s worth.

leaves chicken on counter for a week

The chicken’s fate isn’t sealed until it is converted to poo.

There’s still time for you, little one

Care to elaborate? I’m not really seeing the parallels… I guess there’s a line between Invincible/ Omni-Man and Zuko/ Ozai, but the only similarity there I see is good kid stops bad dad, and their characters and motivations are pretty different.

I usually try to just make myself do one of the “boring” things listed (like watch a show or play a game), if it’s so insanely boring that I’d rather do nothing then I’ll stop but even if I don’t find joy out of the activity I initially picked it’ll usually tell me what I do want to do.

Mom never took me to get tested because she didn’t want me to grow up with “that label” or whatever. Jokes on her cuz I basically had that label for everyone except me and her my entire child and teenage life.

I had to stay up to push my sleep schedule back to catch an early flight. I didn’t know we were going back until it was about to be 2am (when I planned to go to sleep) and it was suddenly 1am. Normally I’m happy to get an extra hour of sleep but this time it meant having to wait an extra hour to sleep.

Yeah, I get the sentiment but… this is pretty not fantastic, lol.

But… but they added little white triangles for vampire teeth :(

That’s because soft times build hard men, but hard men times will soft build hard time soft men. We just need to stay strong ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽

It is from the brand Elegoo. The printer is pretty dated at this point, so it’s not the one I’d recommend. There’s probably more robust systems out there.

I’ll offer a counterpoint. If this is your first printer, don’t build it from a kit. Most printers will require some assembly, and that’s totally fine, but if you have no experience with 3d printers (and likely anything similar in size or technical requirements), it’s going to be way too easy to make some small mistake that results in days of diagnosing where you went wrong.

My advice would be to find a decent mid-range printer, and if you really wanna dive deep in to the hobby, build or buy a big fancy second one later. I’m still rocking my $150 Neptune 3 from like 3 years ago, I’ve thought about upgrading but haven’t really needed to.