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Elfdart wrote:How about this one from the Guardian?
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The wife and children of BP's chief executive, Tony Hayward, are under police protection following threats.

Death threats against people's family members sounds like 'bloodlust' to me.

You can count on your cronies in London (government and media) to gin up breathless agitprop about how Britain is under siege from the other side of the Atlantic. Do you seriously think that article gives a representative view? It lists criticism from; The Telegraph, a notoriously right-wing newspa...

That's actually pretty easy. You need to get into a low orbit around Kerbin, wait until you see the Mün come over the horizon, and then thrust until your apoapsis is roughly the same as the Mün's.

MKSheppard wrote:Yes, I want something that I can just toggle on....something called an...Instrument Unit.

Something like that should be along pretty soon, considering there's already an assistant autopilot.

the current experimental build has some bad bugs in the staging system that's preventing me from orbiting at the moment, but that should be worked out soon. the radial decouplers seem to work, but the stage separators are jumping from one to the next one without firing the engines in between. That ...

Irbis wrote: Intercostal? Are you sure you have right term? I mean, if even Urban Dictionary haven't heard of it...

Considering Intercostal means 'between ribs', he must have meant something else.

In my first post I already cited 2 sources. Admittedly it's not the best, but what were you expecting? Classified documents on the US intelligence report of Iranian cruise missile assets? The evidence from your first source; I think they have armed Iran to the teeth. I kind of expected more evidenc...

I'm not going to entertain the ignoramus on this board unless we're discussing about the technical aspects of the scenario I have outlined. Now that we are back on this subject, can we have a source with more credentials than that self-declared 'armchair general' that Iran even has sunburn missiles?

If you can't see the FUCKING DISTINCTION between the immoral acts of one MAN vs the amoral action of a nation state who was the aggressor in WW2 then don't bother commenting. How can you say actions taken by a Nation-State were not actually actions of that Nation-State, just because they were order...

AndroAsc wrote:
Nobody knows. To quote the article:
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To put it more bluntly, do you have a more credible article? The one you have linked to simply makes the assertion that Iran has the missiles, and provides no sources.

AndroAsc wrote: GET IT????

You said, direct quote,

AndroAsc wrote:I don't have a problem with it

So no, I don't 'get' how that isn't 'approval or consent'.

Is there any proof that the Iranians even have 'Sunburn' missiles in this kind of quantity?

He's stated in his other current thread that the U.S. is 'inevitably' moving towards war with Iran, and then probably other gulf oil states, due to the approach of peak oil-which makes it a pretty reasonable assumption from his viewpoint. No, that is not a reasonable assumption at all. It takes hug...

What is your evidence that the status quo will be maintained will be maintained for 20 years? You listed "expensive" wars in the Middle East even though the United States is drawing down the Iraq war. That alone disproves your assumption that the "status quo" will be maintained ...

You might want to understand the context of the discussion before you call people idiots. This is the context, moron. I'm not sure why anybody doesn't deserve to feel outraged about the glorification of the military-industrial complex and its products, let alone the people who actually got slaughte...

Block wrote: Remind me when Spain or its allies attacked Germany?

He's talking when the Germans attacked Spain, you idiot.

Skgoa wrote:He used the words "can't" - as did you. That is factually wrong. The USMC could do it if they wanted to. They chose not to.

It isn't really what he was referring to as 'armour'-it's barely bigger than a humvee, and about as well protected.

And, unfortunately, it is entirely possible that some of the unaccounted for are in the flooded sections, deceased. At least two of them were; Link Emergency teams have found two more bodies in the partially submerged Costa Concordia cruise liner that sank off the western coast of Italy. It brings ...

Shinova wrote:Why does it feel like all of these big tumor stories are coming from vietnam for some reason?

It does say that it's genetic; Vietnam could simply be where most of the carriers are.

LaCroix wrote: "I am nurse" - Krankenschwester

Shroom probably wanted this to use himself-in which case it's Ich bin Krankenpfleger.

You're thinking of Psychosis, not Psychopathy.

Knife wrote:They keep saying psychopaths when I think they really mean sociopaths.

Those words mean the same thing.

I never got through more than three chapters of Kratman's Legacy of the Aldenata story or even picked up anything else he's ever written, but unless the "heroes" actually reenact an infamous historic war-crime and the narrative still tries to pass them off as the good guys he's still one ...

It's definitely Hale-life 3; valve just launched this site;

No idea how to resize, sorry.

Count Chocula wrote:So you quote Confucius who lived oh, about 1000 years AFTER Hammurabi.

Hammurabi's code was forgotten after his reign-we only know about it because we recovered one of the original Stele it was written on.