hydroacetylene
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hydroacetylene
5m ago
VA is also a great benefit; it can save vets thousands per year, or even more than that if they develop health problems.
hydroacetylene
8m ago
Point of clarification- are these actual military academies(which in the USA are not going to have ‘lumps’ in them- they’re difficult enough to get into to weed them out), or ‘military’ schools that are actually ultra-disciplined private schools serving the elites to warehouse their failsons through the teen years? The latter is very believable, I have trouble believing the former.
hydroacetylene
22hr ago
Technically, thé bottleneck is earlier than that- in the carolingian era writing technology changed to use standardized fonts, codex binding, and parchment/vellum, mass produced by professional copyists(as opposed to much better educated scribes). If ancient works survived to this point in Western Europe, we usually still have them- even if only one or two copies- barring political upheaval that might burn libraries and the like.
hydroacetylene
22hr ago
The Clinton DoJ actions were hugely controversial at the time and even the normies think ruby ridge was an abuse of power.
hydroacetylene
23hr ago
There is no such thing as a ‘hunting rifle’. You can hunt with any rifle chambered in the appropriate caliber- hunting with AR-10’s or AR-15’s rechambered in 6.5 is increasingly popular. In fact for a long time thé most common hunting rifles were WWII surplus.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
The food is really good, really cheap, and you drink soda instead of water.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
It is quite normal to refer to ‘the girls in the office’ referring to secretaries and the like in my dialect, or ‘girls trip’/ ‘girls night’.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
The majority of Ancient Greek learners are religious Christians, although in a classroom setting it’s much more split. If you search for Greek lessons the majority of it will be ‘read thé New Testament’. Latin is significantly more driven by academic needs(and there are academic disciplines in which Latin is indispensable), but this is often subsidized by seminaries.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
Hungary, thé one without the brutal civil war, checks out.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
Traditionalist isn’t really a boo word. The stereotype of traditionalists among other conservative, self consciously orthodox, Catholics(and there are many tribes of very serious Catholics in America) in the USA is more ‘very strict, politically conservative, probably a smoker, maybe a bit eccentric, but 100% serious. Probably a bit full of their community but, like, there’s reasons for that.’ than as a fundamentalist stereotype. It’s more like nonzionism’s theory about the hierarchy of Jewish observance in Israël than intertribal warfare- despite many of these people absolutely not wanting to go to mass in Latin, follow a strict dress code, stop eating meat on Friday full stop, accept censorship of their media diets, etc.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
And to note- school vouchers may not be your priority, but they are a thing that the Catholic literati considers very important. There are obvious institutional incentives, but robust religious freedom laws favoring Christians and expanding school freedom are what you would expect Catholic literati to do with the ability to make tweaks.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
While legal in some states, you probably can’t do it as a practical matter; thé bullet isn’t big enough.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
The polite way would be to refer to ‘ladies’ or ‘girls’. Some people don’t like the latter but it’s not controversial with the normies.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
No? ‘Girl’ implies unmarried, but referring to a woman as a ‘girl’ would be uncontroversial and normal outside of liberal bubbles, and ‘lady’ is a perfectly normal polite term to refer to a random woman or girl in third person. ‘That lady waiting in the cafe’.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
Again, belief in election fraud is just baked in with republicans, has been for a while, and the normies don't really care.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
Abbott and Desantis are officially ‘not sûre’ who won the 2020 election.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
There are still people who keep old English learnable(indeed, you can get some pretty good online courses)- and unlike Latin, Greek(Greek programs would barely exist anymore if it wasn’t for evangelicals buying ‘New Testament Greek’ lessons to cover expenses), or Hebrew, this isn’t due to religious necessity.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
Im wondering if these books are ones nobody wants to store, rather than being priceless treasures- IIRC libraries destroy books almost constantly as part of normal inventory management. That’s also probably the lowest cost provider.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
You are supposed to use hollow points for big game, although it’s not necessarily the law in every jurisdiction.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
I hunt with an AR-10, but it is indeed correct that you cannot deer hunt with an AR-15- although they are wrong about the mechanism.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
Arent the poor parts of America still a lot richer than their Australian equivalents?
hydroacetylene
2d ago
You could visit the Balkans to check that right now.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
For industrial uses? I’m not sure what they do in chemistry labs.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
Texas law is Like That, because the dominant party is dominated by Germans trying to regulate Mexicans and Scots-Irish, and has been for a long time.
‘Military’ school is mostly private(not service affiliated) for secondary schools for the sons of wealthy families who are too into drugs to maintain a passing GPA, yes- and if the quality of admit has legitimately declined, then this is still news.
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