Apart from this specific incident, I can’t agree with others that all methods of killing are the same: the ends do not always justify the means.

Tisk! Too soon.

Motherfucker. I’d be seriously pissed.

Definitely. Except the Officer on Duty is usually off in an nearby area working on something and the NCO is stuck manning the desk and phone.

Isn’t this a bit ironic though?

Ignorant comment? Go ahead and double down. I mention “Muslims” and you’re going to get stoked full of righteous indignation.

Well done finding a staged photo of an empty screening area, but I am going to stand by my comments and observations.

The big draw for the use of lasers is their economy. It costs the Navy hundreds of thousands for each and every homing missile they fire at something.

Nope.

oh puh-lease.

... “In other news, Lockheed Martin won a zero-bid contract to build a database for tracking fraud, abuse, and everything else.”

When will they learn Microsoft Excel is not a database?

lol - dropped off my Harley last week for servicing and intended to ask if they could put baffles in. But, with two very big guy’s looking at my bike while talking to service, I *forgot* to ask about the baffles. Sigh.

whoa whoa whoa - slow down with all the facts.

I heard the gorilla was “a good kid, touched so many lives, and never would of hurt nobody”.

wtf? you can’t be serious.

You can’t possibly know what the mayor wanted to talk about when he showed up unless you first ask him. It could have been the tax issue, but maybe not.

Unless you were on Google Fiber, it’s still relevant because the bottleneck isn’t the hardware.

This needs some perspective about what’s going on with a Cable Internet connection.

At first I thought you were making fun of people that “download more RAM” ... but I think you’re serious.

A network connection has absolutely nothing to do with the read/write speed of a hard disk, so whether the hard disk uses stacked platters or solid state is completely irrelevant. Also, you’re also confusing two…