I grew up in Oregon. One of my buddies sent me this, this morning.
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Didn’t really have to ask, did ya? 
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I’m happy to make my current location safe, but unfortunately that would make it inherently unsafe for most of the people in this limp-wristed shithole.
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Where are you hoping to land?
Preferably Florida, but anywhere deep red will do.
No predators being protected because they wear a skirt.
No teachers grooming children into gaybies.
The least restrictive gun laws I can find.
Somewhere that I can protect my property and family without being sent to jail.
Really anywhere so long as I’m not hated and outcasted for being the kind of person who built this country - and inevitably have to save this country.
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Some would consider your very presence unsafe.
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Thank you
Any prospects? Or are you just casting a wide net at the moment?
Are you looking for a deeply religious deep red? You don’t strike me as the deeply religious type…
Florida, surrounding areas of Orlando is currently target #1. Would take really anywhere in florida thats not in the panhandle and not Miami, though.
If a side project of mine takes off the way I hope it does, I’ll be leaving the country. Have not done global search, but somewhere with no extradition and a population that looks like me would be nice. Poland looks good from a 30 second look at their crime rates. Certain mountain regions in Argentina look decent (joking - history related).
IDC if its religious or not; politics and religion should not be related IMO. But Christian values align with my values extremely well, so its not a red flag. No Mormons, though.
I just believe in being left alone.
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Best of luck in your search. I hope you find a place that you enjoy. There is little worse than trying to live in a place that in no way encompasses your values.
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I was about to suggest joining up with John McAfee to form an enclave of intelligent wild men, but apparently he got Epsteined in 2021.
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The Concrete City would be far from my first choice. Absolutely no sea breeze and too much sun to reflect off the concrete that is everywhere.
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I dont want to be in a city. Far from it, actually. But i need to be able to work, and that means either tech or defense sector.
I’m open to suggestions.
There’s Redstone Armory in northern Alablama. Tons of stuff between Richmond, Norfolk and DC (like a military/industrial triangle) with nice surroundings and amenities.
I could check with my brother or maybe put you in contact with him. He worked for a couple millitary tech companies, but I can’t speak to the qualifications & requirements- thats way outside of my wheelhouse. I do know that they appreciate prior military experience though.
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Come on up to South Dakota - where even our cities aren’t cities. lol
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Wide Grip Lat Pulldown
180 fail
160 fail
140 fail
120 fail
100 fail, stretch
BB Curl
90 fail
80 fail
70 fail
60 fail
50 fail, stretch
Smith Shrug
405 fail
365 fail
315 fail
275 fail
225 fail
Glute/Ham Raise
BWx12
Rehab
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Incline Hammer Strength (partial rom)
225x18 fail
205 fail
185 fail
165 fail
145 fail, stretch+max flex
Overhead Cable Extension
72.5x21 fail
65 fail
57.5 fail
50 fail
42.5 fail, stretch
Meadows Side Lateral Partials
50x15 fail
45 fail
40 fail
35 fail
30 fail
Ham Curl (rehab)
75x20
Hack Squat (rehab)
x35
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Firstly, hey! How you been?
Secondly, excellent work in your log! (Trying to keep up with everyone’s training in here.
Thirdly, I live in East Texas closer to the beach areas (Shoreacres/Baytown/League City), but there’s SO MUCH undeveloped land once you go some miles into the state. (Between Woodlands, and Beaumont) Land is rather affordable here, although I don’t know for how much longer.
We tend to favor folks who’ve got oil industry, processing, anything tech that can support the oil industry, etc., so if you were to consider East Texas, you land a pretty good job I’d say rather quickly. If you’re well versed in tech enough to help the workforce that deals with shore/sea/water rigs, also a plus.
And if you’re well versed in tech concerning the fleet/logistics operations we have here, also a big plus. Haulers/Tankers are in high demand here, and the people who help dispatch them, and help with optimization in logistics is always needed here as well.
We’ve also got Boeing, and the NASA sectors as well. I think I remember you work in aviation?
Downside is the up and down weather concerning rain, and humid miserable stickiness for like 9 months out of the year. Smaller cities, the farther away you get from Houston, and then straight up private property with miles of trees/land in between “neighbors”.
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On those heavy shrugs do you use straps? When I get over 320 my grip gives way before my traps, so I use them
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Hey! I’ve been okay, just losing interest in posting amongst other priorities.
Thank you for the suggestions; I’ll have to start considering oil tech in my job search… i know some guys that work in that field and i fit in well. Its an area i hadnt considered before.
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