Crabs in a bucket.

Rob Vaughn 📞

My claim to fame is this guy struck me out 4 times in 4 consecutive at bats my senior year of highschool.

Proposed architectural model

“This is how you’re supposed to catch” Shows one of the most elite pitchers of all time nailing his spots the entire time. Yeah that’s comparable to college kids for sure.

These peoples votes count the same as yours

Then why can’t yall stop copying us ?

Yall think freshcorn has another 9 innings in him today?

Oldest son has gotten very efficient at removing his shoes, socks, and shorts. This does not bode well for me.

Thank you Teddy

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There’s a moment that happens to new parents, probably around four in the morning, when you’ve been up all night with a sick kid, and they’ve just thrown up again, and you’re so fucking tired and frustrated, but it’s outweighed by the sympathy you feel for this helpless dependent, and most of all you just want them to feel better, and then it hits you that this is what your mom did for you, and in that moment you understand your parents in a new way, fully comprehend what they did for you — like, you really get it, way down in your stomach, not just in the abstract way that anybody can understand what parents do for children — and you realize that from now on you’re always going to see things from the perspective of the parent, not as a child, and a lot of your complaints and hangups and neuroses will melt away, never to return, and from now on the stories you’ll tell about your childhood, stories you’ve told 1000 times before, will have a slightly different character, will be based on a fuller understanding of who you are and what actually happened to you, and you’ll think, “my God, in all those years of childlessness, I’ve cheated myself of this realization, of this opportunity to understand the world as it really is and move on.” And if you’re childless and reading this, then maybe you’re thinking, “sure, but obviously I can intellectually understand this without having children of my own” and it’s just, like, no, probably not. It just doesn’t really work like that.

Three night stay at an exclusive all included resort style club for the wife and I the next few days At arrival they already gave me a special cloth robe and hat to wear, even some fancy shoe covers Im hearing we will come home with a special gift as well. Looking forward to it

Fun fact, that’s not his scorecard. That’s a pre task plan mandated by osha safety rules. Gotta point out all dangers and how they’re being mitigated before performing work activity.

Please explain? I see a wiff, four swings at balls out of the strike zone, a foul on a meatball, a taken pitch that should have been strike three, and then finally a hit. Terrible at bat that ended up in his favor.

My super strong parenting opinion is ***fart sounds*** That is all

Never split 10s

The narrative that "he was just filming and it pissed off the cops" is a false one. The narrative that he was only trying to protect those two women, is a false one. They, as a team, and others there, were actively interfering with a legitimate operation. That's why the cops shoved them off of the street. That doesn't mean he deserved to die. When grabbed, he resisted arrest. That doesn't mean he deserved to die. He was armed, and chose to insert himself in an active operation, and resist arrest. That doesn't mean he deserved to die. The agent who yelled "GUN" and took the gun, had the gun go off before he could yell "CLEAR", and other agents followed their training (or lack thereof) and shot him. All that the other officers knew was that there was a called out gun sighting, and a gun shot, and a guy resisting arrest. You see an agent after the shooting stopped, run over to the body and ask "where's the f*%king gun!?!". He believed he was shooting an armed man, resisting arrest...because that's exactly what he was doing. He didn't deserve to die, but his own actions, poor decisions, and actual criminal activity were every bit a factor in his death, as the bumbling agents. Yes, I think the shooting was unnecessary. I think there were a million other ways that scenario could have been handled by the agents. I don't believe he deserved to die. I don't believe the agents were threatened whatsoever. Recklessness by all involved ended up with a man losing his life. 23% of all ICE activity has been happening in Texas. We don't see these things happening there. 2% of ICE operations happening in Minnesota and we have 3 shootings of American Citizens. What's the difference? Blue States have organized resistance campaigns designed to insert American citizens into ICE operations to interfere... intentionally... purposely...directly. Interfering with law enforcement operations is not only illegal, but it's dumb. This is how people get killed. Resisting arrest is not only illegal, but it's dumb. This is how people get killed. In the 2nd Amendment community, there is a wise saying that goes "I would rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6" referring to the 12 members on a jury as opposed to 6 pall bearers carrying your casket. It's used to make the wise argument that it is smart to carry in gun free zones. Because they are soft targets often sought out by active shooters and other violent criminals. The same principle applies, but is not used, when people interact with law enforcement. Would you rather be right, or be dead? Make good decisions when dealing with law enforcement, and survive. Then take the fight up in court. Meanwhile, use every platform available to highlight the injustice done to you. Name departments, cities, towns, supervisors, and specific officers by name. Expose them. But, interfering with an operation and resisting arrest, while carrying a gun, is a recipe that will end like we saw. Was it legal for him to be armed there? Yes. Should he carry everywhere? Yes. Is it another level of stupid to interfere with operations and then resist arrest...while armed? My goodness...yes. When we carry, we take on additional responsibilities. He neglected his. It's absolutely possible to stand with the policing up of illegal aliens, while at the same time calling law enforcement reckless. It's absolutely possible to call law enforcement reckless and point out the recklessness of fellow citizens at the same time. It's absolutely possible to recognize nuance, details, a quickly changing, hyper dynamic situation and the humanity of all involved. He didn't have to die. Liberty only exists when it's orderly. None of this was orderly. Not by anyone involved. When liberty is taken, lives are lost. He didn't have to die.