MFWP
Who bought this?
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BuzzH
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Wyoming is taking lessons from Montana, sadly.
atlas
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If I was there and consumed the slightest amount of THC I would crawl out of my skin
Is the guy in the red shirt and black vest Randy Newberg?
well played sir.
rebelmdb
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That sucks. THC has helped my TBI tremendously
Elky Welky
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FWP is just the soldiers. The commission sets the seasons. And who controls the commission?? It's a grand conspiracy man.
BradA
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They sold two of them both for 85k
Someone on Rokslide probably. mtmuley
Hahahahaha that’s awesome!
Idahoarcheryhunter
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No. People need to stop being cucks.
Bulldog0156
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I think I'd rather hunt with Michael Parente. Seems like it would be more entertaining.
SagebrushSlayer
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I’ll auction off a hunt with butter bar LTs from each of the 5 military branches.
Each one gets a hard copy map.
The lucky hunter can sit in one spot, preferably above a saddle or on a hilltop, while the experts land nav and split up trying to find their predetermined coordinate locations.
The lucky hunter gets all the gear to hunt and camp for five days. Whichever branches LT pushes the elk you shoot, means you get that branches food and living quarters after coming off the mountain.
To make it fair all branches will have non combat LTs leading them!
Each one gets a hard copy map.
The lucky hunter can sit in one spot, preferably above a saddle or on a hilltop, while the experts land nav and split up trying to find their predetermined coordinate locations.
The lucky hunter gets all the gear to hunt and camp for five days. Whichever branches LT pushes the elk you shoot, means you get that branches food and living quarters after coming off the mountain.
To make it fair all branches will have non combat LTs leading them!
Point Creep
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It seems that some individuals are simply unable to take a joke or any form of lighthearted teasing without becoming overly sensitive and defensive. They may feel personally attacked or offended by what they perceive as insults or mockery, even if the intention was simply to have a bit of fun.
It's important to remember that humor is subjective, and what one person finds amusing, another may find offensive. It's also worth noting that some individuals may have a lower tolerance for teasing or may be more prone to taking things personally.
In these situations, it can be helpful to remind oneself that jokes are not meant to harm or offend, but rather to entertain and bring people together. It may also be beneficial to practice empathy and understanding towards those who may react strongly to humor, as everyone has different sensitivities and boundaries.
Ultimately, it's important to approach humor with a sense of lightheartedness and not take things too seriously. After all, a good laugh can often help lighten the mood and bring people closer together.
That ain't AI is it? Closer together. Got it. mtmuley
Point Creep
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That’s was when I was “William Christy” the bot!
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