u/Small_impaler

So you believe the children he created should suffer, because he's disabled?

Idgaf if he types in sign Language with his fuckin toes.

Unless he's homeless begging for scraps, his children's needs come first.

Said she would be 15 minutes away tops. Ended up being gone for over an hour and 30 minutes…

so she was going to be 15 minutes away tops grabbing lunch. She ended up being gone for almost 2 hours.

"Reading comprehension"

Lolz

Post history checks out

With the sight and rest? It's not worth that as a bare bow

Damn it

Here is the form you need to fill out

I could be mistaken

You are. Your employer has no requirement to do...literally anything for an employee in active drug addiction.

I posted the link for a reason... read it.

The ada only protects those who are a) currently participating in a rehabilitation program and are no longer using, and b) have been successfully rehabilitated and no longer using.

The common theme here is that you aren't protected if you are in the middle of an active addiction.

https://www.usccr.gov/files/pubs/ada/ch4.htm

It's 2026 and you don't know how to block phone numbers?

Oh boy, life is going to a smack in the head for you, soon

If you look at your front shoulder, it's pretty high, too. You're crunched, and neither shoulder can get set down where they need to be.

Add 1/2", see how that works.

Also, watch this

https://share.google/Wq6LEmpNuJoWKeQJ7

It was a budget bow in 2014, and sold for $600.

$300 is a little steep.

This is like the least amount of physical labor that still constitutes "physical labor". Sans actual, real, diagnosed-by-a-doctor medical condition, you're absolutely the asshole, and this post screams "interwebs, please validate my laziness and bad decision"

Here's how to properly grip your bow.

Gotta set your front shoulder, and get it down like this

Shorten your release up for both better execution, and a better anchor point. Right now you're anchoring... somewhere on the back of your neck. watch this.

Getting dip bangs or the pin Holding low is usually related to bow shoulder stability, or leaking pressure against the back wall.

Watch this and this to get your shoulders set correctly.

It's important to keep that bow shoulder from collapsing and riding up during the shot.

Regardless of form, it's always going to be harder to raise your pin from a lower position, so when you draw and aim, make sure you're finding your pin above the target, then slightly bring it down to the center.

I actually just invented a solution for this exact problem. Check this

This is what you're looking for