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To /k/atch a predator

I set up a few storylines in this update. as always, comments are welcomed and feedback is valued.
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>>32926766
>http://pastebin.com/94EBmhf3

>no lewding the bun

i am disappoint

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yeah, it's that time

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This was the first time the vehicle had been driven with no input from Lily at all. And it showed. The ride was a little more jerky, the gear changes not as smooth and the engine sounded and behaved.... just a little different than it used to do

She did tell you that she could manipulate the vehicle. If a round was loaded, she could fire it. She also had certain control over the engine, and maybe even drivetrain, with the gearbox. You were still curious about a few things. First and foremost, how that actually worked. But that was likely the kind of question you would never get an answer to, even if Lily or anyone else actually wanted to to tell you. Was it a conscious thing, like picking up a can from a table? Was it some sort of semi-conscious thing like breathing? Or maybe entirely automatic, like the heartbeat? Could she start the vehicle up from her bed and drive it away without even seeing it? Does she feel anything when someone else starts it? Can she feel it move?

All of this had been a little of a touchy subject, and you did try avoid it. But you did have the feeling that you would get an answer to at least some of these questions in a matter of days. For good or bad

Love is funny like that. It makes it difficult to see flaws in someone. And anything that was a flaw is brushed aside as “no, that’s nothing serious”. You always knew Lily had a closet full of skeletons, but you figured you could live with them. But what if it wasn’t so much a closet as a shipping container full of skeletons. How much of her past could you overlook?

>>32926619
No grandpa guns for me.

>>32926628
your grandpa was relatively young when the AR15 was invented anon.

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>>32926619

Idiots who built mine put the ejection port on the wrong side.

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>>32925559
I'd call you a fucking idiot but I'd be a hypocrite.
>tfw I got drunk last night and shot a single 9mm into the dirt of my suburban backyard.
>got lucky police weren't called.

>>32925559
when are you planning to sell your guns?

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>>32925559
>>32925587

Do you people drink and drive too? For christ sake, have some responsibility. Before I start drinking I put my guns away.

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>>32924016

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Here

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post criks

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>>32923697
ur crik a shit

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>>32923697
>Not animated
Just highlight all the non-webm/gif ones and press delete.

>>32923188
How did it get destroyed?

>>32923192
Psycho wife

>>32923188
Sounds like your hard-use gear wasn't very durable.

>>32922696
But you can?

Is that a serious question or are you just venting?

>>32922696
the people that own select fire guns have a vested interest to lobby to keep them regulated because preban weapons have "collector value" due to their limited supply aka machine guns are a guaranteed investment right now. a bunch of people that own machine guns are gonna be pissed if we make it legal to buy machine guns again

>>32922574
Well, currently, I think the F-22 would win simply because it's actually functional.

>>32922574
They're both shit! They cannot climb, cannot turn... they are lemons! A MiG-19 could take them out without any problem. The F-16A is the best fighter ever made!

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>>32922487

spare mag often stays in the truck.

>>32922502
>SOG
Are they good knives for the money? Without triggering the Samurai fags, I've seen a bunch of SOG knives in my price range and have been tempted to get one. I'm assuming they hold up better than the gun show chicom shit, right?

>>32922517
Not anon, but hit or miss. They have knives from the low end of the spectrum on up to the higher end. Their lower priced stuff is better value than the higher priced, simply because the higher end stuff starts competing with benchmade, spyderco and even better/more gucci brands.

>32921980
Learn to use catalog, subhuman.

RIP in pieces, gypsy fuck.

>>32921980
>Givi
>Motorola
>Valhalla

Haha, you fucking wish, Vatnik.
I don't think being blown up by your GRU "friends" after you've outlived your usefulness counts towards dying in battle.

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>You're two US-made parts short of 922r compliance by my count, you better take that picture down!

>>32920621

>Better have a safe for that , it's the law.

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>Hey, the range officer said no rapid fire!

First of all that doesn't even make physical fucking sense

Second of all, most (read: all) nuclear warheads are loaded down with computer systems and sensors that tell it exactly if and when to detonate. Actually triggering a nuclear explosion requires a very specifically timed and metered series of micro-detonation in order to start the fission domino effect - even if a missile did just slam full retard into the mountains somewhere and explode, the damage and fallout would be minimal and there would be absolutely no risk of a nuclear explosion.

>>32920517
>a very specifically timed and metered series of micro-detonation
Anon, wat? Nuclear warheads use a two point implosion system that requires nano-second simultaneous detonation to produce a critical mass and nuclear yield.

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in

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>full of normal people

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>>32920230
No Memes

First for ai is a fellon

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