The "What's on your mind?" thread

[thrillmygorilla]

Hoping my package is in the mailbox when I get home from work.

[Nerdkiller likes BD]

Watching Ah-nuld quote some of his own lines on YouTube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBF0YllXKEk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HrnWC8zBcE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFByTlzYFAM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBux0VPPo7g

[Josh B]

Keanu Reeves is a Time Lord.

[Billy13]

Wondering what the world would be like if mankind wasn't so wrapped up in themselves.

Everyone now days is so into whatever they have going on, they won't take the time to acknowledge anyone else's life.

It's kind of

[sk33tr]

Originally Posted by Billy13

Wondering what the world would be like if mankind wasn't so wrapped up in themselves.

Everyone now days is so into whatever they have going on, they won't take the time to acknowledge anyone else's life.

It's kind of

couldn't agree more. the world has become so "me"-centric it's almost sad.

with so many ways to get information on such a personal level it seems as though most people have become oblivious to the world around them and are missing out on some pretty cool things.

i went to the 'BAMA game yesterday and i can't count the number of people i saw on their phones as the game was being played right in front of them. granted i did check other scores on my phone, but i always did it during a timeout or between quarters.

it's almost like people have become so self-involved in their own little world that they often don't even notice what's right in front of them.

[memovieaddict]

wondering why people aren't responding to my private messages. am i just a big joke to these people?

[RandyK]

I am absolutely terrified to look at my midterm scores from last week.

[Johnny Vinyl]

Changing to a thinner mat for playback with my heavy 180g/200g vinyl pressings has been revelatory. A slight reduction in bass, yet a tighter presentation.The mid and upper end has brought forth additional nuances not detected before.

[Brady_2_Moss]

I hate my state (MA)


They make it so guns have to have 10.5 lbs per pull. That means you need 10.5 lbs of force to shoot the gun. It's good for home defense..but not range/target shooting as the gun moves too much when it's shot.

Need to install a new trigger in mine now. Will bring it from 10 lbs/pull to around 6 lbs/pull

[BJKH]

What's on my mind? How lonely I am right now. My College is on a break right now and literally all my friends went home for the break.

[12vElectronics]

Originally Posted by BJKH

What's on my mind? How lonely I am right now. My College is on a break right now and literally all my friends went home for the break.

What's the break for?

[shredking9000]

Originally Posted by Brady_2_Moss

I hate my state (MA)


They make it so guns have to have 10.5 lbs per pull. That means you need 10.5 lbs of force to shoot the gun. It's good for home defense..but not range/target shooting as the gun moves too much when it's shot.

Need to install a new trigger in mine now. Will bring it from 10 lbs/pull to around 6 lbs/pull

Or...

[Brady_2_Moss]

Originally Posted by shredking9000

Or...

think you kind of missed the point...for target shooting/competitions..too much lbs/pull means your gun isn't as accurate. You want it to be around 6 lbs. No matter how strong you are...it will be more accurate at less lbs/pull.

Everyone in the gun world know what MA compliant means...it means more lbs/pull and only 10 round clips and not 17..AKA ****** state for gun owners

[wormraper]

Originally Posted by Brady_2_Moss

think you kind of missed the point...for target shooting/competitions..too much lbs/pull means your gun isn't as accurate. You want it to be around 6 lbs. No matter how strong you are...it will be more accurate at less lbs/pull.

Everyone in the gun world know what MA compliant means...it means more lbs/pull and only 10 round clips and not 17..AKA ****** state for gun owners

exactly you have to pull more instead of a gentle squeeze. causes it to pull to the side as a result... I usually adjust my triggers to between 4-6 lbs of pressure.

[Brady_2_Moss]

Originally Posted by wormraper

exactly you have to pull more instead of a gentle squeeze. causes it to pull to the side as a result... I usually adjust my triggers to between 4-6 lbs of pressure.

I think my trigger will loosen up a tad after about 700 rounds or so (M&P9)...so i will wait until then to see how it is. But i can get the APEX kit for i think like $80 to bring it down to 6.5 lbs

[shredking9000]

Originally Posted by Brady_2_Moss

think you kind of missed the point...for target shooting/competitions..too much lbs/pull means your gun isn't as accurate. You want it to be around 6 lbs. No matter how strong you are...it will be more accurate at less lbs/pull.

Everyone in the gun world know what MA compliant means...it means more lbs/pull and only 10 round clips and not 17..AKA ****** state for gun owners

I get the point. It's like playing guitar--a lot of beginners use a lighter gauge of strings until they develop hand strength and coordination, after which they can switch to heavier strings.

[Josh B]

NSFW: On my mind all the time:

[Show spoiler]

[Brady_2_Moss]

Originally Posted by shredking9000

I get the point. It's like playing guitar

Yes...a gun trigger is just like guitar strings

[shredking9000]

Originally Posted by Brady_2_Moss

Yes.

Okay.

[Brady_2_Moss]

Originally Posted by shredking9000

Okay.

good