Clyde Tipton

Sub Zero put the trip move on Sonya Blade.

I know someone who recently acquired one.

Decently cute girl dating a police officer of all things. He beat her one night so bad she lost her eye.

First time I saw her afterward it was sewn shut while she was waiting on a fake eye. That alone will freak you out seeing someone's eye sewn shut. Like you could see the stiches through and over the eye lids. Like a really convincing halloween make up job, but it wasn't October.

Then she got the fake eye and of course it doesn't move like the good one, so that was odd.

About the third time I ran into her I told her how horrible it was she was going through that, and I was sorry it happened. All cool now.

Close one eye for 30 seconds and imagine having your vision altered like that for the rest of your life in an instant.

Oh yeah, the cop is in prison where he belongs.

Another guy I used to hunt with had one. He was 9 years old and his dad was skinning a deer and would jab the knife in a tree the deer was hanging from when he needed both hands to pull the hide. Well, the dad was distracted and the little boy was on his tippy toes trying to reach the knife but could barely touch it. It finally came loose and hit him right in the eye. Another one gone in an instant.

The cool part was we shared a duck blind a few years on a lease and he was great to hunt with. His depth perception was shite so his shooting was not good. I got to shoot a lot of ducks and geese that year, :lol:

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Irvin McGuire incident

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Can you imagine the moment of realization?

I guess I'd start trying to aim for the water. :lol:

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There was no exit wound

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Ok. I've shot a bunch of deer that had no exit wound and the round was designed to do exactly that and leave a bigger exit than entrance wound. Bullets can deflect and travel perpendicular to line of the shot staying lodged in the cavity of the target.

Looking like the Jayden Daniels of Mogadishu.

Liberal posters thinking they found an ally...

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Robo dialers validating numbers.
If you answer or if voicemail picks up or if it just rings its validated as a real working number that scammers use to target you.

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What's amazing is our government acted like they were going to do something about this, but somehow it's just gotten worse.

I'm no telephone engineer, but couldn't a program be written that scans then quickly determines if an incoming call is A) from out of the country, B) spoofing/disguising the actual number and C) block said call to any American verified phone number?

I think the call centers robo call multiple numbers at a time waiting for someone to pick up. If they have their hands full with some other sucker and then you answer you just get the dead air.

Sometimes you can hear the chatter of the entire place in the background.

You think stray dogs in America are ever walking along the train tracks, and one dog says to the other, "You know, I heard there is a tropical paradise somewhere that has over 1000 strays that are free and happy to play with each other as they live out their lives in the care of people who really treat them well?"

Then the other dog says, "Stop it, Carl. All you ever do is talk about some magical place that doesn't exist." as they go back to chewing on a dead crow they found in the snow.