Soon he'll be ready to go out and fight creepers!

That's brilliant, but I'm ready to go back to ignoring her.

This Trump thing has gotten out of control in that it's more of a distraction than the normal, meaningless election-year distractions.

Well, what-do-ya know.... So when we use the computer until we're ready to go to sleep, what we are actually doing is the opposite and keeping ourselves up.

Who knew!

Unfortunately, I can't give the father that much credit, because I've seen many a parent, frazzled by their children or work or driving, have completely inappropriate violent reactions to innocent behavior. I've seen it from my own father, and many others.
That said, to me it's totally possible, even likely that Comicbookguy was being a dangerous dickhead driver...just uncertain.

What is certain is that Angrydad's reaction was completely inappropriate. He 1.left his child alone in a car in traffic 2. started an angry confrontation with his child present and 3. reacted with violence when not acknowledged in the way he wished. Not one of those things is good parenting, and put together it's actually actionable.

I have seen 'professionals' say that the less reply you give an angry/road raging person accosting you in your car, the better. I do understand your point though, that it would make one more angry to feel they are being ignored when they are insistent on being heard.

I don't think it's such a leap to think Angrydad might have gone berserk over nothing in the first place. He went completely berserk over being dismissed, why not go partially berserk over not being allowed to merge? (one of the things that had my father go berserk and actually ram another car over that tiny slight) He smashed the window over being disrespected, not over his child being in danger, so to me it could easily be the initial reason he got out of the car, that he felt disrespected (could be, not is).
Comicbookguy's attitude could be seen as smarmy and provocative, or could be following the often given direction to minimize conversation or reaction as much as possible and continue filming, advice I've seen many a time when 'professionals' discussed how to handle road rage. I'm just not ready to go either way for certain on Comicbookguy without seeing the driving issue that started it and/or knowing what kind of guy he is, but I am certain Angrydad's behavior went WAY too far, provoked or not.

In short, I don't disagree that you may be 100% right about Comicbookguy being the legitimate cause or even deserving of what he got, I just can't say for certain either way based on this scant evidence, but I can be certain that dad was in the wrong, understandable or not. If someone being an asshole is reason to be an asshole one's self, we're going to be knee deep in assholes soon! ;-)

I went to find your other videos and now know your name and other stunts because of this video here. Cheers, Tancrede.
But I can see timing being an issue you might want control over. Ideally, you'd want to release this buzz-worthy video-byte closer to the date when the real video is actually ready to go... so people don't forget.

Balls of titanium or that winning, "today was a good day" , ready-to-go outlook...

Two seconds on google and it confirms the arrested man is correct. You can carry a rifle without a license and within plain view of the public - loaded and ready to go - as long as you don't carry it in a manner to purposefully cause alarm.

At 3:00 mark - the police officer retrieves the .45 from his pocket and arcs the barrel across the arrested's torso and the back of his head.

My Spanish is close to non-existent, but to paraphrase it says something along the lines of:

Watch the 60m final between two athletes of more than 90 years of age.

[something about being a good example to us all, and what an emotive contest this was between the two Nonagenarians] in the 60 metre dash in the final of the European Athletics Championships: The Finn Ilmari Koppinen, 95 years of age, against Belgian Emiel Pauwels, 94, who took the victory.

The European Veterans Athletics Championships in San Sebastian ran between March 19 to March 24. On the left, the Belgian Emiel Pauwels, 94. On the right, the Finnish Ilmari Koppinen, 95.

Ready, Set, Go!!!

The Finn takes advantage in the first meters and appears to be prevailing. However, the Belgian mid-career recovers and manages to cross the finish line first with his arms raised.

In reality, the two men both won, with the two solo contests of different categories of the 60 meter dash in the same race: Pauwels, of over 90 years, and Koppinen the age of 95.

The Belgian achieved a time of 17.70, while the Finn crossed the finish line with a time of 17.89.

A little steel wool and those things will be ready to go again.

Um, but this is not a temporary structure. So what if it takes only a day to "build" if you end up not wanting it there in a month... Disaster areas do not stay as such.

I love the idea though. I wonder if you can DIY with the right canvas and concrete. If they're selling it ready to go for under $5k, I can see it being very useful. Even better if you can build it yourself for under $0.5k.

What's "not cool" about it? The plane is designed to fly in and out of remote airports with short unpaved runways. It's basically using the propeller as an air brake which allows for a near vertical descent without building up excessive airspeed. Sky diving operators use it because it can make it back to the airport before the sky divers hit the ground and be ready to go up again. Other planes would take several minutes to safely descend from high altitudes, using more fuel and time.

This just felt fake due to the fact that the brother and the dude looking at this at the computer get outside and stop the car from taking off in about 12 seconds--maybe a touch less than that. First, typically you go to the program and look at what is happening, this would take you atleast 5 seconds unless you have it ON SCREEN, READY TO GO!

Next, you have to tell your brother and start to go outside to the car--I'm going to guess this might take anywhere from 5-10 seconds depending on where your brother is at. THEN you have to get to the car outside, the quickest part almost, about 5 more seconds.

Seemed fake to me.

I mean, is their house robbed every other weekend or something? Why the hell are they on adrenaline when it comes to "getting someone" for house property or maybe a robbery related issues. Nobody I've ever known has been that paranoid and I've known paranoid people. The viral-video/commercial line seems like what this is to me (maybe even a straight up one to some degree, because of the username... connection).

Sweet! Do you guys use Skype/Vent? Is that the name of a server or just the area in-game? I've not played at all yet but yes I'm already all pre-loaded and ready to go for tonight. Hit up my profile w/ info if you'll let me into your secret club!

I have the beta preloaded and ready to go and I've organised with some people already who are playing on Anvil Rock this weekend.

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