But if we learn from a mistake and become better for it, shouldn’t we be rewarded for the learning, rather than punished for the mistake?
Our world, with its rules of causality, has trained us to be miserly with forgiveness. By forgiving too readily, we can be badly hurt.
$&@* durham is outlawing dog tie-outs on jan 1. my HOA doesn’t allow cheap fences. where’s my bailout so that i’m not a criminal?
@ddahlke you can never have too much firepower when it comes to defending yourself against clay pigeons
buy this game, now. the price is right at $5 - http://idek.net/Tly
i haven’t purchased a firearm in over a year… i’m digging a rotating bolt, gas-operated semi-auto 12 gauge shotgun http://idek.net/TlV
@sweetlydrifting counterintuitive, i know. unless you’re in a hybrid car, coasting in gear cuts off the fuel and results in ‘engine braking’
@sweetlydrifting a bit - when you do that you’re actually using more gas than if you coast while in gear
very similar to an idea I had, though my version was a shotgun in a side holster like they use on horses: http://idek.net/TgT