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El Gallinero Gros posted:Well done. Thanks I actually thought it was a little esoteric.
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That last one the Maldives?
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Say Nothing posted:Yeah, but the other two are. I see one for sure, and I think I see two, where is three? By one?
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im pooping! posted:well the diver in that picture is more bad rear end than ill ever be Would you be pooping
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syscall girl posted:Seanbaby was a treasure of the web 1.0 Don't sign your posts.
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Bip Roberts posted:No, Harriers actually fall out of the sky all the time and they basically fixed the Osprey's crashing problems. The difference is there's one person in a Harrier and they can eject. An Osprey is chocked full of delicious marines to charbroil. Delicious marines? What are you, a gay guy at fleet week?
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JoelJoel posted:Mikael Granlund Lacrosse-Style Goal at the Hockey World Championships about 5 years ago. poo poo like this makes me wish this was a more popular locale for hockey.
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starkebn posted:it must be as trippy to hold that as it is to look at the blacker-than-black material What?
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Nevermind I found it. That's pretty cool.News article posted:If it was used to make one of Chanel's little black dresses, the wearer's head and limbs might appear to float incorporeally around a dress-shaped hole. Wanta venture bros character called phantom torso now
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Grey Fox posted:
These WWE novelty matches are getting a little esoteric don't you think.
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GuardianOfAsgaard posted:It was a Schmidt & Bender MILITARY MKII 5-25×56 scope, which at maximum magnification (25x) would look like this: Would the targets not here the report at all or would they just hear it and not be able to tell where it is coming from? Pharnakes posted:Did the Iowas in the 80s still use the mechanical fire computers they were built with? Surely not. I vaguely remember this from the mil history thread but I'm pretty sure they still did. I think the reasoning was that the real advantage of converting to digital wouldn't be the accuracy but that it would be more easily integrated into the ships other systems or some such poo poo and that the costs involved wouldn't be worth it. Frostwerks has a new favorite as of 02:01 on Nov 5, 2015 |
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Blue Footed Booby posted:The bullet is supersonic. It gets there before the bang. Oh, I thought you meant the 16 inchers. As for CWIS poo poo I'm surprised they didn't just upgun it with bunches of phalanxes, oerlikons, sea sparrows, etc.
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canyoneer posted:I remember hearing some absurd statistic like 70%+ of the world's population lives within reach of US Navy guns. Was it just guns? And are we including the range of aircraft? What about rivers? Want to drive up the rhine and shell the uppity swiss in their mountain fortress or go to amazonas and teach the people of manaus not to gently caress with the greatest navy a runaway military budget can buy.
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Pook Good Mook posted:It gets even more complicated if we include sub-based nukes. True. Honestly, I personally didn't because I don't know if any place on land could even go untouched.
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