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Slavvy posted:College students calling trump a buffoon can't even spell buffoon. Maybe they meant to call him a baboon, considering that's what the sign says? 
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 Reckon he might have the most punchable face in American politics. It takes a lot for me to root for Donald Trump over someone, but goddamn. I love this. Are they holding their guns barrel-up by arranging them into little pyramids? The physics of this makes no sense to me. I was wondering if they were digging them in. I know the army (at least in Britain) now won't let you lie a rifle flat for fear of dirt, so they tend to be rested barrel-up against trees and such. I guess that was a thing even back then.
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VagueRant posted:Are they holding their guns barrel-up by arranging them into little pyramids? The physics of this makes no sense to me. I was wondering if they were digging them in. In the US Army it's called "stack arms" and is a pretty standard thing, and presumably has been for a long time.  
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xxgRUyzgs0 Trump's theme song. DiggityDoink fucked around with this message at 15:25 on Feb 1, 2016 |
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Panniculus Rift posted:Maybe they meant to call him a baboon, considering that's what the sign says?  ??
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quote:A pregnant woman with her hands and feet bound. A man with an obsidian blade embedded in his skull. Men and women with arrow wounds to the head and neck.  I'm legitimately surprised at how many people are upset that humans being violent is a thing that's been going on a long time.
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Birds are pretty cool  http://motherboard.vice.com/en_ca/read/dutch-police-train-eagles-to-tackle-drones?utm_source=mbtwitter quote:In a new project to patrol the skies, the Dutch national police force has teamed up with ‘Guard from Above,’ a company that trains birds of prey to tackle drones. They aim to create a fleet of eagles that can take to the skies and prey on drones that infringe air space or hamper official operations such as emergency air ambulance landings double nine fucked around with this message at 18:42 on Feb 1, 2016 |
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I thought birds were already doing that without training and state sanction? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smv7cBzg-Ok And large birds are an even worse thing to have in controlled airspace than drones.
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VagueRant posted:
have you never had to make a fire you loving shut in? 
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spacetoaster posted:
People prefer to think of war as an alien concept rather than ingrained part of the human condition. 
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spacetoaster posted:
"Massacres" were uncommon. The history of warfare in Africa was thought to basically be two groups of warriors showing up at an arranged time/place, throwing some assegai (spears), and the side that lost its nerve first would take its people/property and move to some other locale. The reason we know about Shaka, King of the Zulus, is because he totally revolutionized warfare through the introduction of battle tactics, a shorter spear designed for stabbing, a training regimen for his impi (warriors), and other such changes to how his people went to war. That let him wipe out his rivals and take their women/cattle/etc. and grow his own tribe until it became the Zulu nation. But this was in the 1800s. They'd been doing low-intensity, not-terribly-bloody warfare for many thousands of years prior to that. Or so it was thought. Shaka's revolutionary "bull formation" battle tactic: 
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MizPiz posted:People prefer to think of war as an alien concept rather than ingrained part of the human condition. If wishes were fishes. Lassitude posted:"Massacres" were uncommon. The history of warfare in Africa was thought to basically be two groups of warriors showing up at an arranged time/place, throwing some assegai (spears), and the side that lost its nerve first would take its people/property and move to some other locale. The reason we know about Shaka, King of the Zulus, is because he totally revolutionized warfare through the introduction of battle tactics, a shorter spear designed for stabbing, a training regimen for his impi (warriors), and other such changes to how his people went to war. That let him wipe out his rivals and take their women/cattle/etc. and grow his own tribe until it became the Zulu nation. But this was in the 1800s. They'd been doing low-intensity, not-terribly-bloody warfare for many thousands of years prior to that. Or so it was thought. That's really cool. Thanks. 
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Lassitude posted:"Massacres" were uncommon. The history of warfare in Africa was thought to basically be two groups of warriors showing up at an arranged time/place, throwing some assegai (spears), and the side that lost its nerve first would take its people/property and move to some other locale. The reason we know about Shaka, King of the Zulus, is because he totally revolutionized warfare through the introduction of battle tactics, a shorter spear designed for stabbing, a training regimen for his impi (warriors), and other such changes to how his people went to war. That let him wipe out his rivals and take their women/cattle/etc. and grow his own tribe until it became the Zulu nation. But this was in the 1800s. They'd been doing low-intensity, not-terribly-bloody warfare for many thousands of years prior to that. Or so it was thought. They were making high quality iron swords and daggers and fortifying buildings in Zimbabwe and Uganda since before the European medieval period. Those are more suited to full warfare than hit and run skirmishes. 
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Based on the African understanding post-contact, the history of warfare in Europe was thought to basically be two groups of warriors showing up at an arranged time/place, shooting some muskets (guns), and the side that lost its nerve first would take its people/property and move to some other locale.
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Ted Cruz makes that face too when he spanks his kid for disobeying him
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I'm from China, Part 2.
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 Earle Kolb From: Salem, NH Age: 34 Occupation: Unemployed Supporting: Cruz Ted Cruz is the most conservative guy in the bunch and he’s frankly the smartest guy in the bunch. I was leaning toward Rand Paul until Rand started to give me the impression that he was a little soft. Largely, the reason why I’m a conservative is because I’ve been on public assistance my whole life, and I have always felt ashamed of it. I have two major health conditions — cerebral palsy and an injury to my left hemidiaphragm. The whole idea of welfare and entitlements is to create a permanent underclass. They’ll give you plenty of handouts, but they won’t give you any hand-ups.” 
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VagueRant posted:
I always thought he looked like an amalgamation of a bunch of Yellow Submarine characters. 
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spacetoaster posted:Creepy old politician being creepy old politician. That video of Biden is so loving creepy, I dont know if he ever gave an explanation about it but goddamn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4OYPiV1GsY
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Ah yes, democracy! https://twitter.com/FernandoPeinado/status/694345745420320768/video/1 Milk Based Economy fucked around with this message at 06:31 on Feb 2, 2016 |
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https://www.facebook.com/TeamDontPanic/videos/963422047072051/ The Most Racist Field Trip Ever
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What exactly are these public health hazards? https://maggiemcneill.files.wordpress.com/2012/04/pornography-rape-and-the-internet.pdf Or are he thinking more of 
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Scratch Monkey posted:
The "tribal gathering" nearest to me sure has an inviting meeting spot. Who wouldn't want to ask some greasy MRA about his pet shop here? 
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 get crackin! https://tastethefeeling.coca-cola.com/gb/intro
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