Josiah Young
@Inv3ntive15
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Christian, Husband, Father of six, pastor, farmer, hunter.
NW Missouri
Joined August 2021
Don’t talk bad about anyone (a good idea anyways, but especially good when you don’t know who anyone is) trash guy you complained about? Prob the nephew of the gas station owner. Ask for help with things, don’t go crazy, reasonable stuff, people love helping.
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Don’t make waves, you don’t have to be a pushover but don’t be causing scenes. Get involved with something in the community, even better if it’s a lot of things, not just a little help here or there, find something and lean into it.
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I’m once again reminding you that there’s a right way to move to a new place, and a wrong way… and you don’t get take backs, redos or do-overs if you screw up in a tight knit community or small town.
I live in the rural south, around actual Americans that are having their once tight knit communities torn apart by this exact kind of thing. This mercenary property over people attitude is leading to our destruction. It’s the same thing as the CCP buying farmland, just on a
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To be fair though, making an ad talking about families of 8 appeals to me.
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I'm not great at math, but @Toyota unless it's got a bench in the front, this picture only holds 7 people. legally. (yes yes, I know it can come with a bench in the middle and hold 8. but the picture doesn't match the text!)
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When your dad hands you 5 rounds and his new .22 and says “go zero this for me” and your final 2 shots are spot on.
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Seems disingenuous to phrase it this way @baptist_news. The linked article says that 16 leaders representing said churches signed the statement. Ten thousand churches signing something would be impressive. 16 leaders… doesn’t indicate nearly the same level of opposition.
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I didn’t go back, I moved even further down the practical progression.
Once you get a minivan you never go back. Literally the most practical vehicle on the road. That it’s stigmatized is boomer propaganda.
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The single most instrumental book to the purchase of our little farm… . Read that so many times as a kid.
Inspired by my recent acquisitions of Foxfire and The Salt Book my wife got me a first printing of Back To Basics for my birthday.
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I suppose one of the unintended side effects of always active AWD is that the average driver probably doesn’t really know when it’s actually doing anything for them. I know precisely when 4wd saves me in the Excursion, cause I always try before I get out and lock hubs 🤣.
@LeSabreFan @saveusculture Maybe a little, I think people vastly underestimate what a “normal” car can do, and overestimate what they need. I have a picture somewhere of my Chevy Cobalt covered in mud next to the sales guy’s pristine lifted 4wd truck that illustrates the idea pretty well 🤣.
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Kids, they just grow up so fast. (10 days between these pictures)
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The irony is that people still wander into the desert with a lot less water than I’ve got in my water cup at my desk… in my climate controlled office. And they die. Not me though. I’m gonna stay hydrated.
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Using only a gif, what was your first job?
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“Have big families” . *if you work for me, you’ll work long long hours and I won’t make a car that will fit your family*.
Either Europe starts having large families or it will keep dying.
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Not made in Milwaukee (probably Akron) but we sure did lose some pretty stuff. BIG chest freezer with one of these bad boys slapped on the front. I have one that’s still running like a top. (Not white anymore, kinda rusty patina now 🤣)
Are you guys tired of talking about Milwaukee yet? . Do you understand the scope of the production capacity lost in this country? And the beauty that went with it.
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It’s a great point, I remember cleaning deer by the light of my car, because flashlights at the time couldn’t compare. Now I’ve got a tiny headlamp that puts my car lights to shame.
@brndsil This is brilliant. It comes up often enough, particularly with the tech of micro LED's now. Everywhere the lights. It's to the point where I think people literally are - still - afraid of the dark, nighttime.
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