From this site with several more eerily accurate satire of IT. http://www.thewebsiteisdown.com/

He's much too savvy in skilled labor while also being knowledgeable about engineering to be a redneck.

With the current price of the plastic used for the 3d printers, it's pretty impractical. If there is a legal means of obtaining these parts, like a federal firearms license, that's probably the better way to go.

You can make your own guns, that's not illegal, but manufacturing a gun and selling it to someone else is already regulated.

#4 "Man... I don't know what the FUCK you just said, Little Kid, but you're special man, you reached out, and you touch a brother's heart."

The fact that whoever made the video did not spellcheck and used "brake" instead of "break" makes me question how well they did their research on survivor stories. It's more likely that these are just the top 10 survival stories of google searches. I'm sure there are less well-known stories out there.

The fact that whoever made the video did not spellcheck and used "brake" instead of "break" makes me question how well they did their research on survivor stories. It's more likely that these are just the top 10 survival stories of google searches. I'm sure there are less well-known stories out there.

I just did a 200kg leg press yesterday, and that's what 200kg looks like. Yikes!

Makes me think of the quad players in drum & bugle corps.

That is some beautiful board-work! I'm used to seeing tricks on ramps and shit, but this is some agile elegance!

A server rack is an insignificant cost in a datacenter this size. That tech is a lazy dumbass for using anything other than a ladder. He should have pulled the server, set it on a mobile bench, done his work, and put it back. I do this type of work for customers every other day. This jerk is probably one of the reasons we don't really have chairs in our datacenter.

Well, unlike the U.S., more liberal countries actually focus on rehabilitation and succeed. It's much more costly to taxpayers to house violent criminals for life or try to execute them.

I've been listening to Dub FX for a couple years now and downloaded his Everythinks a Ripple album from his website. It's well worth it, and here's his facebook page https://www.facebook.com/dubfx.