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Got home to this!

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I guess y'all's idea of division of labor is just different.

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We never discussed it, it just kind of fell into place. We take care of our own laundry and random kitchen messes but there's some things that one of us just always takes care of.

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But why is she having to make and remind you of all of your appointments? She's not your mom. And then y'all have to ask what women bring to the relationship, seriously?

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She doesn't have to. I've never asked her to. She's just good at that sort of thing and enjoys keeping my planner updated :lol:. I'm not much of a planner, she is. When we started dating I was working two jobs and in school full time so sh*t got hectic and she helped out with putting all my shifts, tests, and classes in my calendar so I wouldn't have to worry about it. She just kept on doing it.

I keep her vehicle maintenance taken care of so she doesn't have to, that doesn't mean I'm acting like her dad.

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And tall. Don't forget tall

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meh. Sure, it helps. If you have little man syndrome and are insecure about your height you won't do well but plenty of short guys end up with quality women.

I guess you only attract sh*t women


I guess I found a diamond.

for me it's frequent sex, constant support, voice of reason, does most of the indoor housekeeping, cooks 4 or 5 nights per week, reminds me of appointments, makes my appointments for me, an extra income, keeps me from becoming completely feral. She's made almost every part of my life better. I guess the only part that isn't better is that I don't hunt or fish as much. This isn't because she complains about how much I do it, it's because I like staying home and being around her.

I'd sip it

I use Grok and Microsoft Copilot. Copilot has helped me a lot with formatting excel sheets and such.

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to ensure the city won't go the way of a Detroit.

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:lol: :lol: :lol:

I'm already getting anxious for October.

Trying a new arrow setup. Sirius Supernova 2.0 350 spine arrow with a 100 gr insert and 100 gr tip. Bohning Alpha vanes on top of a wrap. 501 gr total arrow weight at 255 FPS. It's 100 gr heavier than what I'd been shooting so it gives me a little more spacing on my pins so they're not as crowded.

I've been shooting the same length arrows since I was 16. Would tune adjust the rest/nock point until it paper tuned. With these I set the bow level/square and started with a full length bare shaft. I trimmed 1/16" or 1/8" off until it bullet holed then fletched the arrow and checked again. Ended up with a ~28.5" arrow. Magnus Stingers are flying true to the field points out to 30 yards, haven't had a chance to shoot them further than that yet.

I had been shooting Gold Tip Kinetic Pierce micro diameters for a few years. It seemed like they broke every time I shot a deer with one.


What lighted nocks are y'all using? I'd been using Nockturnals. I didn't have good luck with them. Seemed like they'd go through the deer and turn off after if they even lit up at all.