FPSXpert

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[–] FPSXpert@discuss.online 0 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

This is why one of my "divestments" is non-cash valuable currency, items such as weapons / tool stockpiles, and training / knowledge. Seriously on that last one is so important if you have a day off learn how to use basic hand and power tools. Learn to cook something. Learn how basic gardening works. Take a CPR and Stop the bleed course, how to do basic electrical work, etc. You don't have to be professional at them but learn how to do them.

Best case scenario, you can be cheaper and look sexy knowing how to cook clean and repair. Worst case scenario, those are going to be worth more than Benjamins in a true SHTF scenario.

[–] FPSXpert@discuss.online 24 points 2 weeks ago

"It's okay, I put the park-anywhere lights on"

[–] FPSXpert@discuss.online 7 points 2 weeks ago

Don't smoke, kids, or you'll look like this 😂

[–] FPSXpert@discuss.online 1 points 2 weeks ago

I'll die on that hill with you. Most likely from self-induced health problems from loving the good food here too much, but for all the crap that we deal with the good food is a plus.

[–] FPSXpert@discuss.online 8 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

I'm gonna put it this way: In an apartment complex I used to live in, AT&T service was terrible while Sprint (still a thing at the time) and Tmobile had okay service, and Verizon had great service.

One of my neighbors there was literally worked for AT&T as a telcom engineer or something, and was as such eligible to get free cell service from AT&T.

He paid the hundred bucks or whatever at the time for Verizon, instead of the literally free service he could get from his employer, because it was so terrible. Good riddance.

[–] FPSXpert@discuss.online 3 points 2 weeks ago

Me using a VPN on the internet all the time and failing the captcha multiple times: Maybe I am a robot?

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