Kill Bill Vol . 2 ? <| sep |> Ill try to breed you a female HA mareanie , so that you can breed it easily yourself . <| sep |> Cats own people , not the other way around . <| sep |> I don ' t know a single liberal who believed in Benghazi . Or any other egregiously exaggerated Clinton scandals . Or cared given that on the other side gave us Iraq war , with hundred thousand times more deaths . Clinton ' s problem was not Republican propaganda . Clinton ' s problem that despite this propaganda I have hard time telling her from a generic Nixon era Republican . <| sep |> Don ' t worry , this will allow him to hit 300 games and we ' ll see just how good of a defenseman he can actually be . <| sep |> What I like to do is create two SSIDs . The first is a merged SSID that is the same across every band . I then create a second SSID that is 5 Ghz only . Roaming clients or 2 . 4 only clients go on the main SSID . This way , the devices most in need of diverse options for connectivity have a choice of every band on every AP in the home . If they can reach anything , they work . Only static devices like streaming sticks where I ' m confident they ' ll always have a strong 5 Ghz signal get locked into the 5 only band . These clients are free to roam across the APs in my home , which means multiple 5 Ghz channels to choose from , but they never move to 2 . 4 Ghz . I feel this gives me the best of both worlds by keeping most highbandwidth clients that don ' t need roaming on 5 Ghz where they belong , while allowing roaming devices who might sometimes be in poor signal locations to always have a way to connect . The bandwidthinterference difference between 5 and 2 . 4 is relatively unimportant for these low bandwidth high roaming devices anyway .