Dexout

Unbelievable pull idk if I’ll ever have a run like this again. Pure dopeamine. @CSGORoll

A Great Example of Mentoring In June 1970, I was an SP4. I had been doing EOD in Vietnam for less than 100 days when I was confronted with my first 500-pound bomb to defuse. First Cav was setting up a fire support base they were calling FSB Camelot. While they were putting in M102 105 mm howitzer gun positions, they ran across dud bombs. So, SFC Fearnow and I were called in to get rid of the bombs. Two of the bombs had a red window, meaning they were armed. So, immediately we evacuated the FSB by having everybody move 300 meters away. Even if they both had shown green windows, we would treat them as armed, but when red was showing, there was no doubt. One of the bombs was only about twenty feet from a 105 mm gun position. If it went off, it would take the gun and the crew with it. It would destroy a significant part of the FSB. My mouth went dry as I took one bomb and Fearnow took the other one. He said that we’ll deal with the two bombs at the same time. This was my first big bomb to render safe. I used my bare hands to turn the fuze counterclockwise to unscrew the fuze from the bomb.  Luckily, the fuze was not on it too tight. I started turning. The threads were smooth. The fuze rotated. I could feel every rotation through my hands, through my whole body. It's like I became connected to the bomb, like we were one thing, and if it decided to detonate, we would become nothing together. Turn. Turn. Turn. As I unscrewed the fuze, I wondered what would happen if it detonated. Would I see the bomb swell and a bright flash? Would I still have consciousness without a body? The fuze came free. I stood up and looked over at Fearnow. He was grinning. "Not bad, Vining." "Yeah," I said. My voice sounded strange. "Not bad." Since my childhood, I had always wondered what it would feel like to disarm a large bomb when I saw a British bomb disposal officer do it in a movie. It was a large German bomb in a catacomb under London, England. We walked fifty meters into the jungle, placed both fuzes in a small crater, rigged them with C-4, and a priming system. The explosion was sharp and clean. Two red windows were gone. We pulled it together, no drama, no red windows. Just another piece of ordnance rendered safe. By 1600 hours, we were done. The bombs would be sling-loaded out by helicopter. I describe this incident with a lot more detail in “Blasting Through.” But for today, I wanted to use this story as an example of mentoring. At FSB Camelot, I recognized a great mentor in SFC Fearnow. He allowed me to defuse my first big bomb while he defused his bomb. We worked side by side. Close enough that he could help if I needed it, but far enough away that I had to do it myself. Mentoring doesn’t have to be complicated. It should be a natural extension of your leadership. It’s not so much about teaching or supervising. Fearnow was just there to assure me that I could do it but that if I ran into trouble, he was there. This was one of the first times I noted to myself how important mentoring is. I decided to catalog in my mind each time I saw a great example of mentoring like I had witnessed with Fearnow that day in June 1970. I figured that if I lived long enough, I would be the one on the ground with the most experience. And then I could pull out those filed away memories of good mentoring and help others practice the skill and build their confidence at the same time.

@abyss_szn Csgo was truly a different time RIP. They need to let me chirp at the other team at halftime again

@Dexout_Official When I was global and not washed and paid monthly to play ESEA 😭😭

The pocket scout, never forget

Windrose is out now in Early Access! store.steampowered.com/news/app/30412…

Join us for the global reveal of #METRO2039 16 April 2026 10AM PDT | 7PM CEST | 8PM EET METRO2039.com

"why do we bother going to the moon, there's nothing there" we did Apollo 10 again and the kids all want to be aero engineers now

This show is incredible so far

Quadruple NASA’s budget

First episode was fantastic I can’t wait to watch more!

Happy I’m playing CS again. Super refreshing to play something built from the ground up for competitive.

I won’t be hopping in until Saturday just to let the hackers get out of placements lmao. But I will need shooters for Saturday. Ended last season crim 2. Hit my line if you are trying to run it!

I had it on every TV in my restaurant and the majority of my guests had no idea there was a launch. Sad times.

@Methodz Felt the same way

Ranked Play Update: Ranked Play returns shortly after Season 03 begins and we're kicking off a week-long map evaluation at the start in partnership with @CODLeague! The following maps will be added to our existing pools: Overload: Utopia, Gridlock Hardpoint: Sake, Gridlock, Cliff Town Search & Destroy: Fringe, Plaza, Toshin Your feedback and gameplay data during this map evaluation will help the teams decide which maps to move forward with for Major III and beyond. Jump in, earn SR, and let us know how they’re playing!

🚨 NEW OVERLOAD RULES FOR SEASON 3 (Coming April 2nd) ➡️ - Round time now PAUSES when a team has possession of the Device - Overtime Rounds, instead of Sudden death - And More 👇

🚨M15 & DRAVEC NERF: Season 3

Don’t worry he’s just trying to help catch Kira

My favorite Lego game of all time

Idk I’m just a punching bag ig

Was in love with this game as a kid I miss it