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heres a link with things girls can buy to protect themselves

[freeselfdefense]

Rape Escape

Easy and very effective

Requires nothing but your body

Includes attack

[morebrandy]

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elenitahb:

LEVERAGE. ONE SCENE PER EPISODE

NATE: We’re going with a much bigger scam. One of the classics. PARKER: The “London spank”? HARDISON: The “Genevan paso doble”. ELIOT: The “apple pie”. [they all look at him] ELIOT: …It’s like the “cherry pie” but with lifeguards. SOPHIE: Oooh! [Parker snorts]

1.04; The Snow Job

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you’ve been hanging with the unloved kids that you never really liked and you never trusted but you are so magnetic you pick up all the pins

[ragetothethunder]

“Please take a moment to locate the nearest emergency exits because if this plane’s on fire, you’re gonna wanna get out quick. Jet fuel burns at over a thousand degrees. That’s hot, folks.”

[thieves-r-us]

ELIOT: Nate, this guy probably knows every con in the book. How are we gonna nail him? SOPHIE: I’m thinking the Peruvian Slide. HARDISON: No, you need two old people and a banana peel for that. SOPHIE: Uh-uh. That’s the Boca Backlash. HARDISON: Boca Backlash is a roper with a glass eye. ELIOT: That’s the Oklahoma Little Chucky, and it’s not a glass eye, it’s a cue ball- HARDISON: The Oklahoma Little Chucky is a rottweiller with some fireworks. ELIOT: No- NATE: No, guys. No, no.

Leverage; 4.08 - The Boiler Room Job

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lifebuzz(.)com/10-lessons-from-navy-seal — Reminds me of you. Partly 'cause I can see you punching a shark in the face.

Maybe I have and maybe I haven't. But he sounds like a smart guy and he has my respect. Like he says "There are a lot of sharks in the world. If you hope to complete the swim you will have to deal with them. So, if you want to change the world, don’t back down from the sharks."

[beeritual]

Three Floyds “Zombie Dust”

98 A+

Zombie Dust is a single-hop Pale Ale showcasing Citra hops grown in the Yakima Valley of Oregon. I love the label art, along with the cool reflective paper its printed on (however, the glue needs work). Aromas are overflowing with citrus-centered hops that come across in a West Coast sort of way. Fresh grapefruit is the dominant note, followed closely by a lovely tropical scent like mango. This nose is worthy of a perfect score.

The palate casts a net of bright citrus tones flavored like grapefruit pith and orange juice. Ripe tropical fruits fill the middle register, resembling papaya and mango while sweet sugars accumulate. The finish is announced by a modest strike of bitterness, held in equal reflection to that gentle sweetness for the most harmonious ratio of flavor. Mild hints of grass fade out to the background. It appears as if bitterness is equal to sweetness is equal to sourness, so that the three each fall succinctly, then gather in the same pool at the end. The sustain is quick, so drinkability is good. Mouthfeel is crisp over a moderate, well-rounded body that finishes a little dry.

I love this flavor profile! Lush hops rest upon the unrelenting support of well-balanced malts. Everything tastes exactly as it should, and nothing feels out of place. As far as the Pale Ale goes, this follows a sweeter route which carries less of a bitter punch than is typical. Personally, I think you’re unlikely to find much better than this. Since it’s quite popular in the craft beer community, I’m really glad to have been able to try it (thanks for the trade, Holly). I think Zombie Dust is probably worth the hype, because I find nothing here that needs improvement. This is one of those beers I would gladly call my everyday beer if Three Floyds had wider distribution. I highly recommend it!

Known Hops: Citra

6.2%

50 IBU

Munster, Indiana

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The first long weekend is here. Get after it.

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poke… poke… poke…

..... don't DO that!