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Knives and multi tools :CRKT. I will also go a little off label here. Opinel and mora are both European brands, but are excellent products at very modest prices. Same.thing with condor but theyre from elsavador. You can easily dress and skin an entire deer with only a $15 mora companion if you know how.

Get whatever 9mm glock fits your hand and carry method best, rugers are also very good. I'm still running XS big dot night sights, but optics are nice. Dont get a 5.7, others are correct about it being a gimmick. Holsters are so personal any recommendation beyond brand is basically meaningless. I like leather (controversial opinion in current year) from DeSantis or Gould and Goodrich. Get a PSA ar15. If it doesn't shoot well take off the barrel and flash hider, and then put them back on to the proper torque spec. Get a 1-4 or 1-6 scope from Athlon, vortex, or swamp fox with an aero precision one piece mount. Put a streamlight flashlight and a sling on the rifle. Sling is also really personal. If you want sporting guns or a precision rifle or something DM me, that's its own thing and it depends so much on what specifically you're building.

Get vintage hand tools from the 1960s or before (especially things like shovels, picks, and axes), unless you can afford kline/knipex/snap-on or similar. Midrange cirrent production tools are a scam, but conversly harbor freight shit is surprisingly good for the money. For power tools get the 20v brushless stuff from either Dewalt or Milwaukee. Face book marketplace and Craig's list is your friend for tools. Also the pawn shop.

A forever vehicle is hard to recommend knowing nothing about how you'll land, but a 2000s Chevy Blazer 4x4 would probably be an excellent "right now" vehicle. They are modestly priced, incredibly reliable, very easy to work on, will off road, pull a trailer, seat 4 adults comfortably, and isn't so large it's annoying to drive in town. If you need a pickup pre 2013 Ford ranger 4x4 v6 or get a 2000s Silverado. Diesel trucks are cool, but if you've never had one they're inconvient in ways that are hard to explain. Like they're kind of mantisnce hogs, the older ones are fiddly in the cold, fuel can be harder to find in some parts of the country. They aren't a good "only vehicle".
 
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waffle said:
Knives and multi tools :cRKT.
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I’ve never got on with multi tools. I like having the *right* tool, not some glorified Boy Scout pocketknife bullshit.
Your tool bag should have: 1/4” drive socket set with hex bits. 1/2” drive sockets and ratchet, and breaker bar. Set of combination spanners. Two vice-grips of different sizes. Water pump pliers. Adjustable wrenches, good quality ones like Bacho, a big one and a small one. Hammer and chisel. Box cutter. Side cutters. Set of screwdrivers. Wire strippers.
Most of these do not need to be fancy brands, Harbor Freight is fine.
Power tools: If you work on cars you must have a 1/2” impact gun.
A drill (also your main screwdriver), an angle grinder and a circular saw are the basics for everything else. I swear by DeWalt, all the above tools share the same battery system and last for many years. Costco and home depot often have deals.
 
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Tool bag is awesome and you NEED to have some minimal tools in your car if it’s an older one. You don’t need to go wild but any tool you use on the car (like removing the battery say) should just stay in the car.

But a multi tool can be super convenient if you make sure you ALWAYS have it on you. It’s never the best tool but it’s always there which is a huge help.

Some HOAs are kinda based because they literally still have “no niggers” in them, and even today they’re basically anti nigger documents, but you can’t let yourself get under them because you WILL get fucked. Also for the $ you pay monthly to the HOA you can just get a nicer house elsewhere.

You can apply Idubz theory of women to houses - carefully inspect various features and how they affect pricing, and determine the ones you don’t care about. For example, the standard house is for a standard family, 3 or 4 beds, 2 bath, etc. if you don’t care about that you’ll find that 1-2 bed and 5+ beds are cheaper relatively because they’re less desirable.

School district is a big price driver; if you are sure no spawn - or private school, you can save a bit by being just inside a bad or small district. But you will lose a bit on resale so focus this on long-term ownership.

Outbuildings are key in rural areas. Smaller house, bigger barn is the way to go as it helps on property taxes.

If you’re a chad, find some woman in Nevada with an allodial titled property and marry her for it. No property tax forever!
 
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Property taxes and HOAs may seem unsavory but when you are investing your money and more importantly prospectively your family to an area, HOAs are nigger deterrent and if a nigger does decide to live there it cuts down on nigger behavior and effect on your community. Property taxes are investor deterrent, because for every property an investor or investor group owns they have to pay it in full, while someone's first property the property taxes are much lessened, and investors do not care about the longer-term effects of renting it out to the unsavory types of subhumans who rent.
 
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KateHikes14 said:
Property taxes and HOAs may seem unsavory but when you are investing your money and more importantly prospectively your family to an area, HOAs are nigger deterrent and if a nigger does decide to live there it cuts down on nigger behavior and effect on your community. Property taxes are investor deterrent, because for every property an investor or investor group owns they have to pay it in full, while someone's first property the property taxes are much lessened, and investors do not care about the longer-term effects of renting it out to the unsavory types of subhumans who rent.
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I wouldn't be too sure my buddy lives in a HOA neighborhood pretty far from civilization and it's lined with ghetto trash cars and people doing ghetto things. And people are still citing you for your lawn being too short and you can't install a shed .

Don't have any product recommendations I go cheap and replaceable for most shit as I'm likely to misplace it.
 
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Yea HOA does not stop ghetto behavior because they cannot discriminate if someone wants to move in with rental assistance. The best luck I had with renting was finding a two family house with the owner living in one of htt units because they don't want the ghetto shit either.
 
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HOAs like any form of governance can be useless or unhelpful, but the can also prevent your neighborhood from looking like Somalia because they can lein niggers out of their house for trying to turn it into a rap video. Much like every other form of government you can't abstain from involvement and expect your interests to be adequately represented, shlomos always there ready to enrich himself greatly and some amoral clerk a pittance at your expense.
 
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I agree with a few of the other posters. Cept on the gun
A hi-point pistol in 9mm. It’s cheap and heavy. Doesn’t matter if you clean it. Point and shoot. Even better, revolver in .38. Otherwise a glock if you want to actually get into guns and accessories. Maybe start off with a cheaper Taurus equivalent then go from there.

A 90s 1500 Chevy 5.7 or early 90s ford f150. Gas. Not diesel, you’re not going to enjoy it when shit happens you generally don’t deal with on gasoline trucks. Just trust me. Like others have said better as a 2nd truck. If you want to drop 15k-20k on a good non-rusted Toyota, you can also do that. Not that many caught on to older chevy/ford truck reliability yet but they are starting to. These are good 4k-8k trucks but their prices are starting to go up since everything made after 2010 and even a few years before is seemingly shit and only getting worse. Good thing about these older trucks as they are real easy to fix or have a lot of online resources to learn how. Parts are everywhere and you can easily find an older cheap mechanic to fix it if you can't or don't want to. Watch for frame rust either way. If you can, get a mechanic to look over the truck you want to purchase; It can save you a lot of time and money in the long run.

For Power tools stick to harbor freight or Home Depot’s Ryobi brand unless you’re actually going to be using these daily-ish for hours on occasion. If you are and are going to abuse the shit out of them then get Milwaukee; the warranty is decent and so is its selection of tools. Don’t get the first generation of any power tool; it’ll be shit. 2nd gen and newer. Otherwise do Ryobi, you probably wont break them if you're just installing a new door or screwing in a couple things.

As someone else pointed out, even though a multitool can be compact and convenient, even a leather man multitool is going to get beat out by a cheap set of hammers, wrenches, etc from harbor freight. If they are going to see constant use, get some foreign made adjustable wrenches and pliers from Germany or so. Everything American I’ve bought has bent to shit or lost it’s teeth in less than a year but I use the shit out of them. You would probably be fine with channelok or crecent brand shit from homedepot.

Depending on where you plan to live, consider just getting an Rv and finding an ideal plot of land without how where you can slowly build your house as you learn how to go about it. It may be your best option to avoid hoa in some areas. That shit has spread like the plague.

Carhartt is a pretty good reliable and durable brand of clothing but it is overpriced. Shop around for discounts or go with similar brands like Walls or even Wrangler on occasion. Online outlet stores sometimes have carhartts for real cheap.
 
If you want to buy home security don't, just install game cameras, specifically the kind that sends you pictures. Depending where you choose to live wether it's suburban, rural or (why would you ever do this?) urban, you might want to have some sort of gun specifically for wildlife. I live in a very rural place and I have an extremely cheap and reliable 100 dollar revolver I keep loaded with snake shot since there are so many around here. Heritage manufacturing is your best bet on that front.
 
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The end goal of every HOA is to replicate the draconian, bureaucratic nightmare of the city and district councils of the UK. Permits and fees for everything, constant nagging, worthless cunts dictating to you how your own property should look, simply to appeal to their own bland sensibilities. There's only one proper response for any such overreach.
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Crocodylus Acutus said:
The end goal of every HOA is to replicate the draconian, bureaucratic nightmare of the city and district councils of the UK. Permits and fees for everything, constant nagging, worthless cunts dictating to you how your own property should look, simply to appeal to their own bland sensibilities. There's only one proper response for any such overreach.
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If I was president I would declare him a U.S citizen and demand extradition.

Also for cooking equipment kitchen Aid is really good even though it's expensive. I also use Lodge cast iron pans and pots and they're perfectly fine.
 
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A senior HR employee at Pinterest allegedly got caught in a pedohunter sting trying to lure a 14 year old boy. The weird twist? He has spinal muscular atrophy. It's a very bizarre video.


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When he talks about his roommate, is he referring to a caretaker? Senior HR managers in his area average about $130k/year, and he's probably beating the average. If part of your job title is "senior" and you make 6 figures, you shouldn't be living with roommates.
 
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Money goes a lot less further in places like California, and he's genetic waste a diversity hire. Senior in his case likely means he's been in that position for a long time, not that he's bringing a lot of value to any table.
 
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