Good god listen to the way that thing garbles in the air........ SCHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP says the mustang

I've had people link to RT in a political discussion before as a citation of fact.

It's pictures like this that remind you these things aren't hyper perfect computer built masterpieces of precision, and they're actually made of real things by real people. (Not to say this thing isn't a hyper perfect masterpiece of precision....!)

The patchwork on the right side only adds to that notion!

I noticed it alot in the Midwest, mostly at the big service stations. But out in the Rockies there were a couple places like that as well.

Just read that the boat in question is 57 feet wide. From the start, to the lowest point on the water looks to be roughly 2~3x that distance, then back up to standing position.

I don't know the guy you've linked to but it really does seem like he's some kind of Swedish subculture of conspiracy theorists....... Like a Nordic Alex Jones.

Guy holding his ears and (although lesser of a point) the guy pointing the camera at the artillery piece could be expecting them to fire a shell. The fact that these were present doesn't say "fake" to me.

I'd gone trance mode with awe..... it got my attention back!

My thoughts exactly

Big brother etc etc, intrusive oversight etc etc, get out of my house/car/family etc etc.....

A day or two later, Ray was done with the car. I got the keys from Ray. He made it clear to me that the car could take an extra hour or two to get back to Jaguar. He made it clear to me that I was very disposable.

There are a couple books (I think they call them "war games" but I could be hugely mistaken). Look up Tom Clancy's "Red Storm Rising" for a nice theoretical of if the cold war had gone hot, even though it's written in the 80's alot of the themes could be from yesterdays headlines (as with a strikingly large number of…

So, I just realized my house is within the 350 mile radius around where this thing'll be floating around.

Not sure if I should feel safe or paranoid.

2 nits to pick, this is climbing, rocks are outside!

We need to protect our valuable digital resources in our digital environments!

By 15 seconds after the loss of power in the USS Chopper, the submarine was stuck at a 45-degree down angle, making it easier to walk on the walls than it is to walk on the floors.

*Wonders why someone felt the need to express that opinion*

Let's start with the hood. That clamshell unit doesn't just flip up, no it slides forward, then stands nearly vertically, offering unfettered access to the engine for either side. That's not Saab exclusive, but it's still pretty damn unique. Also, GM Saabs do nothing of the sort, the bastards.

Ha

makes two trips a day as opposed two a few a month.