Hi

[Open_Wire]

Welcome from eight hours in your future.

You got lotto numbers you can share?

 

[buzzy13]

Welcome, I have a former Mosin sniper rifle holes were filled in i just started collceting them how about you

 

[tac]

You got lotto numbers you can share?

Alas no. We share the same planet, but not the 'same' future. See, you live THERE, and I live waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay over HERE.

Rotating globe and all that, y'know?

 

[Open_Wire]

Alas no. We share the same planet, but not the 'same' future. See, you live THERE, and I live waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay over HERE.

Rotating globe and all that, y'know?

Don't confuse me with science. I'm a liberal arts major after all.

 

[parallax]

Welcome aboard.

 

[AMT]

Share some links to stuff you've written. Lots of folks here who like to read and learn.

Welcome!

 

[TeacherSmurf]

Hello, you will find a lot of good information here.

 

[Open_Wire]

Share some links to stuff you've written. Lots of folks here who like to read and learn.

Welcome!

Most of it is pretty dull website content. The rest varies based on client requests around tone, quality, etc... anyway though

Steve Coffman
https://www.backdoorsurvival.com/homesteading-lessons/
Things From The Good Old Days That Really Are Better

This is some recent stuff that isn't generic product description or similar.

More interesting (to me anyway) is the research I'm doing on the Washington State Secret Service from 1917-19. They spied heavily on radical trade unions, and other perceived threats to public order like bootleggers and prostitutes. I'm working on digitizing all their records held in the state archives, and tracking down some related federal records at the National Archives in Seattle.

Eventually I'll be writing some articles and a book about them. For giggles, I'm also writing some short fiction involving them in a kind of X-Files meets 1917 sort of way.

 

[fredball]

Welcome Aboard

 

[P7M13]

Welcome, thanks for the links.

I've got an 80 percent lower I had engraved with the Evergreen logo and Safe Space/Triggered/Patriarchy selector switch markings. I need to actually mill it out...

Please post pics of the markings.

[ETA]
You write well. Totally agree on high carbon blades. Wish I still had the 10" veggie knife I grew up using.
Things From The Good Old Days That Really Are Better

 

[SUPER X]

Wandered in to NWFirearms after an article I wrote got linked up in the discussion on Benchmade's gun destroying fiasco.

Not much else to say, I write a lot of prepper and survivalist niche content, and have a history degree from The Evergreen State College, where I spent my time on focused studies, and pissing off liberals and administration. I'm pretty sure they were happy to see me graduate.

I also create content for a suppressor manufacturer and for parts of the financial service sector, and have a dream of having a hot naked supermodel on each arm. Or getting an original Mosin P/U sniper. Whichever comes first.

Welcome

 

[Open_Wire]

Please post pics of the markings.

Glad you liked the article. I enjoyed writing it, and the chance to poke around old tropes at the same time.

 

[Caveman Jim]

Gotta love it!!! WELCOME!!!
I spent 2 years at SPSCC retraining 2008-2009 CC every day and only a few close chums knew....
I'd also heard horror stories about ESC...

This is how I felt about the indoctrinated puthies in institutes of higher learning.

 

[Open_Wire]

I spent 2 years at SPSCC retraining 2008-2009 CC every day and only a few close chums knew...

SPSCC allows CC. One of the few colleges in WA that do.

TESC was... fun. It was really a you get what you put into it thing. I found a few good professors and ran with it. When things pissed me off, I called it as I saw it. Good times. ProTip(TM) wearing a Caterpillar Tractors hat is a great way to trigger some of them. Especially if you happen to be sitting next to the Rachel Corrie memorial drinking tea and doing homework.

 

[Caveman Jim]

SPSCC allows CC. One of the few colleges in WA that do.

TESC was... fun. It was really a you get what you put into it thing. I found a few good professors and ran with it. When things pissed me off, I called it as I saw it. Good times. ProTip(TM) wearing a Caterpillar Tractors hat is a great way to trigger some of them. Especially if you happen to be sitting next to the Rachel Corrie memorial drinking tea and doing homework.

I generally wore my Freedom doesn't come free hat, most just had a confused look on their face like "What's Freedom"...

 

[Open_Wire]

I had a "Guns Don't Kill People, Communists Kill People" shirt with a row of skulls, an AK-47 and a hammer and sickle on it.