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https://x.com/0xAlaric/status/1782567763610923495 A video (that I’ve only watched the first few minutes of) of the mechanics and techniques of fighting with a knife, by William Fairbairn.

Don’t think it would last long on rusted/stiff nuts.

Not everything is about politics and conspiracy stuff, we’re trying to look beyond this for once. People were stupid in 2000 you know. The rise of the internet and everyone’s addiction to it? Decent call.

There go your jobs, I’ll be long retired or dead by the time those can replace me. It’s interesting to ponder what the future will bring. Lets go back to 2000, what would an individual transported from then to now, a quarter of a century later (give or take) think was the most astonishing thing...

She is smoking hot, this is the reason I have watched the vid several times. I will not be taking questions at the moment on this.

Strike!

I have seen a dog and a fox doing just that. Plus, when we were football training the same fox would sit behind the goal and chase the ball when we missed (it got a lot of exercise!) It was a a time when rabbits were plentiful and easy to catch, so he had a lot of time to find new hobbies and...

I understood they don’t set seed in the UK.

It would have to passed numerous tests and stuff and had certification before it was legally sold in the US.

https://x.com/nbcsnl/status/1761645913376755880?s=20 Worth it.

I’ll look at the bobcat vid tonight. looks interesting.

My BiL has 2 Cane Corsos, they are his 3rd and 4th. Not trained at all, absolute bloody menace. His fault.

I suspect the orcas were playing with the penguin, probably ending in the death of the bird, but they could have caught it easily before it jumped on the boat. I’m no cetologist of course!

Relax, I just thought it was a funny vid and the conversation made me think of it. jeez!

The big Johnson community…

Interesting perspectiv, never thought of it like that.

It’s not just about having a wank.

There is a film about Douglas Bader ‘Reach for the Sky’ starring Kenneth Moore. He lived near me in Guildford (according to my aunt) apparently he could often be seen walking in town. I never saw him, but after reading his biography I wish I had.

You mean it’s not real life?

What a strange film that was, brilliant though.