The Testingtard's Lament: Boo-Hoo-in' Revolution

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#1376 Post by Count Chocula »

If you buy a farm, Aaron, you must wear suspenders. The beard's a good idea too.

It is THE LAW!1!1!

EDIT: what is this Feds and appeals thing of which you speak?
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#1377 Post by Aaron »

Short version:

The government has been illegally deducting the amount of our VAC pensions from the long term disability we pay into and receive if medically released. So they owe me personally many thousands and vets as a whole around 300 million.

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#1378 Post by Aaron »

timmy wrote:Aww c'mon sarge

Bibs and braces
I'm thinking old combat pants and flannel shirt.

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#1379 Post by Count Chocula »

Aaron, is it the USG that's doing this crapwork or Ottawa? I have a cousin who's retired Army so I'm curious.
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Ottawa

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#1381 Post by Count Chocula »

Oh OK, sorry about your situation but at least my cousin can still get VA PTSD coverage. I hope you get that farm. Ottawa's too damn close to France Quebec!
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#1382 Post by The Spartan »

Are you going to have any dairy animals? Are you going to make cheese?

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#1383 Post by Zod »

Just remember that goats will eat anything and everything. Even your pants.
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The Spartan wrote:Are you going to have any dairy animals? Are you going to make cheese?
Probably not, looking at a couple chickens, a pig and a turkey. A couple lhama's as well.

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#1385 Post by The Spartan »

So fresh eggs and wool then? Are the pig and turkey going to be more like barnyard pets or is there a dinner table in their future?

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#1386 Post by Zod »

The Spartan wrote:So fresh eggs and wool then? Are the pig and turkey going to be more like barnyard pets or is there a dinner table in their future?
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#1387 Post by Aaron »

The Spartan wrote:So fresh eggs and wool then? Are the pig and turkey going to be more like barnyard pets or is there a dinner table in their future?
The lhamas are more as pets, because Val likes them but yeah, eggs and the turkey and pig will eventually get eaten.

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#1388 Post by Count Chocula »

That sounds tasty, but it's not halal :).
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#1389 Post by Aaron »

I don't know what that is.

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#1390 Post by Count Chocula »

It's like kosher, but from the other side of the religious divide. We First Worlders, with our hygiene and fire and cooking, can ignore the Old Testament and enjoy delicious pork.
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#1391 Post by Phantasee »

Other side of the religious divide?

Man, you Abrahamic-centric people are funny. Y'all the same to me: Jews, Christians, Muslims.

So by next few minutes I meant who the fuck knows because I still don't know what's going on. If this was anyone else I'd have ended it myself, but I can sympathize with her confusion and internal conflict. Family is a funny thing. They want what's best for you, but it you're worried they won't accept your grown up decision are they really enabling you to live your life?
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#1392 Post by Zod »

Count Chocula wrote:It's like kosher, but from the other side of the religious divide. We First Worlders, with our hygiene and fire and cooking, can ignore the Old Testament and enjoy delicious pork.
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#1393 Post by The Spartan »

Aaron wrote:The lhamas are more as pets, because Val likes them but yeah, eggs and the turkey and pig will eventually get eaten.
So with the pork belly, bacon is the obvious way to go, but are you going to cook some of it fresh? I've had that before at a tapas place where they marinaded it in spices and molasses and then smoked it with applewood.

It was like eating an orgasm.

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#1394 Post by Count Chocula »

Phantasee wrote:Other side of the religious divide?

Man, you Abrahamic-centric people are funny. Y'all the same to me: Jews, Christians, Muslims.

So by next few minutes I meant who the fuck knows because I still don't know what's going on. If this was anyone else I'd have ended it myself, but I can sympathize with her confusion and internal conflict. Family is a funny thing. They want what's best for you, but it you're worried they won't accept your grown up decision are they really enabling you to live your life?
The prohibition on pork made sense when there was no refrigeration cause of disease and shit, but these days not so much. A Jordanian coworker of mine eats beef but not pork because "Pigs eat their shit. Why would I eat an animal that eats its own shit!?" I say hey, as long as I don't get e coli I'mma eat the bacon, but he's OK in my book. I'm guessing he don't eat dog meat either, because THEY eat their shit too. Fire is goooodddd.

On the impending maybe breakup: man, you have some complicated emotional shit going down Phant. Hope you make a decision you can live with. (yes I ended a sentence with a preposition, sue me.) Tequila helps but if you take too much of the breakup juice you won't touch it for years. Don't ask me how I know that.


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#1395 Post by The Spartan »

Sure go ahead.

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#1396 Post by Aaron »

The Spartan wrote:
Aaron wrote:The lhamas are more as pets, because Val likes them but yeah, eggs and the turkey and pig will eventually get eaten.
So with the pork belly, bacon is the obvious way to go, but are you going to cook some of it fresh? I've had that before at a tapas place where they marinaded it in spices and molasses and then smoked it with applewood.

It was like eating an orgasm.
One year we had a pig roast at the gun club, I'd like to do that, so maybe two hogs. I'll probably get most of it done as sausage and stuff.

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Aaron wrote:So we're starting to look at houses in case the feds don't appeal. If I buy the hobby farm I've always wanted, I think I'm going back to my Grizzly Adams beard.

No overalls though.
Oh go on ....

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#1398 Post by timmy »

Aaron wrote:I'm thinking old combat pants and flannel shirt.
Would not want to be a space alien crash landing at your farm

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Count Chocula wrote:
Phantasee wrote:Other side of the religious divide?

Man, you Abrahamic-centric people are funny. Y'all the same to me: Jews, Christians, Muslims.

So by next few minutes I meant who the fuck knows because I still don't know what's going on. If this was anyone else I'd have ended it myself, but I can sympathize with her confusion and internal conflict. Family is a funny thing. They want what's best for you, but it you're worried they won't accept your grown up decision are they really enabling you to live your life?
The prohibition on pork made sense when there was no refrigeration cause of disease and shit, but these days not so much. A Jordanian coworker of mine eats beef but not pork because "Pigs eat their shit. Why would I eat an animal that eats its own shit!?" I say hey, as long as I don't get e coli I'mma eat the bacon, but he's OK in my book. I'm guessing he don't eat dog meat either, because THEY eat their shit too. Fire is goooodddd.

On the impending maybe breakup: man, you have some complicated emotional shit going down Phant. Hope you make a decision you can live with. (yes I ended a sentence with a preposition, sue me.) Tequila helps but if you take too much of the breakup juice you won't touch it for years. Don't ask me how I know that.


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I so have to sig that give permission plz
I know about the reasoning behind the rules, I was commenting on your word choice: you're pretty narrow-minded when you think the only other side is just another Abrahamic religion. There's a whole world full of religions with no relation to those three big ones.

Thanks for the advice.
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