How snipers use their scopes
A lot of people don’t realize that you have to account for gravity and wind and other factors at distance. They think you just put the target on the middle of the cross-hairs.
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Author: Theodore Lee
Theodore Lee is the editor of Caveman Circus. He strives for self-improvement in all areas of his life, except his candy consumption, where he remains a champion gummy worm enthusiast. When not writing about mindfulness or living in integrity, you can find him hiding giant bags of sour patch kids under the bed.
The Man Who Never Took the Leap: A Story We Can All Relate To
(Photo by Mykyta Martynenk)
There once was a man who never took the leap.
He almost did though. Once. When the perfect opportunity presented itself.
He was 26. He had an inkling of what really interested him. He had a little bit of money saved up–not much, but enough. His friends were encouraging, wanting to live vicariously through him. "You should! You should take the leap!"
There was just one problem.
He wasn’t quite sure.
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Inside The Mind of a Mexican Cartel Hitman – Medium
She Played Abby Morgan on “Dawson’s Creek.” See Monica Keena Now at 43 – Ned Hardy
More Than Half Of All Bitcoin Trades Are Fake – Bloomberg
50 Best Fighting Game Final Bosses from Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, Tekken, and More – Den of Geek
Once you try REAL maple syrup, you can never go back to that cheap imitation shit – Amazon
The Most Scenic Drive In All 50 States – Thrillist
How A Big Expensive House Can Ruin Your Life And Path To FIRE – Financial Samurai
What It Felt Like to Almost Die: My near-death experience taught me not to fear those final moments – Human Parts
The 20 Most Savage Bible Verses – Linkiest
This stuff is way better than traditional band-aids or adhesive tape. It is as thin as cling film, but stronger and with an adhesive. It’s breathable, too, and won’t come off in water – Amazon
Inside the lucrative world of pet influencers – MIC
The 16 Best San Clemente Restaurants In 2022 – Van Life Wanderer
What Do Successful People Mean When They Say “Transcendental Meditation Changed My Life”? – Inside Hook
24 Google Docs Templates That Will Make Your Life Easier – Make Use Of
25 Moments In Tech That Defined The Past 25 Years – Fast Co
How to be happy and lead a meaningful life – Get Rich Slowly
Set Up Your Financial Accounts Like You’re Going to Be Hacked – Life Hacker
10 Things You Might Not Know About Pappy Van Winkle Whiskey – First We Feast
The Dumping Grounds
A Few Tips, Tricks And Hacks That Will Make Your Life A Whole Lot Easier
Before using your credit card or debit card in ANY machine, make it a HABIT to tug on the card reader with good force. You’ll reduce the chances of your card being skimmed…by a lot.
Pretty Girls Make The World Go Round
How Do You Disarm A Landmine After Stepping On It?
You mean after you hear that soft “click” that mine manufacturers built in out of courtesy so that a soldier knows he’ll die soon and can say his last prayer, or, even better, be saved by his mates?
Sounds too good to be true? That’s because it is.
Picture of the Day
In 1995 an Australian doctor created the ‘Deliverance Machine’: a euthanasia device which utilised a software called ‘Deliverance’ – patients were posed three questions via a notebook computer, if they answered yes to all three, the machine administered a lethal dose of barbiturates
The “Deliverance Machine”, invented by Philip Nitschke was a euthanasia device which consisted of a notebook computer and software titled “Deliverance”, which asks the patient a series of questions, and automatically administers a lethal injection of barbiturates if the correct answers are made.
It’s Never Too Late
We tend to see life in sections rather than a continuous journey. We box it up and stack its sections in an order that’s almost taboo to break.
We set targets by age, and once past a specific age, we convince ourselves that the target has been missed and the opportunity squandered.
“Oh, I’m too old for all that”.
“I can’t go back to study now”.
“Concerts are for young people”.
“I’d love to have travelled when I was younger”.
“I love it, but I’d feel silly wearing It”.
“People will think I’m crazy”.
What Is Matt Stuller’s Net Worth?
What started as a dream and a business of selling jewelry out of the back of his car, Matt Stuller made into what many consider to be the “Amazon” of the jewelry world.