‘Targeting’ is a pretty strong word for unguided multi-launch rockets. You point those in the general direction of your target and lots of stuff blows up, sometimes even including the thing(s) you intended to hit.

You clearly do not know much about the go-Murrica crowd, tovarisch.

That has always been Russia’s military doctrine. They don’t believe in the whole ‘civilian’ thing.

It’s Putin on the Ritz.

Putin on a Ritz

what the fuck am i looking at...lol!

In that anyone opposing the dictatorship is a terrorist, then yes... they are very precise.

When you think everyone is a terrorist, yes.

Not shown, a shirtless Putin flexing as the missiles explode against his chest.

So those are terrorist homing rockets, right?

I was kicked out of my physics class in high school (and suspended for that matter, too) for demonstrating “propulsion” by shooting myself down the hallway in the teachers rolling chair, with 2 fire extinguishers as my drivers.

God, I would love to powerslide my desk. Powersliding while making PowerPoints for double style points!

Power sliding is using the power (mashing the accelerator) to break traction of the rear wheels. You still have to countersteer.

Not a “Mac guy.” I am much faster on PCs. Mac OS automation gets in the way I feel and I am no computer programmer.

Except for Tyler Rogoway who uses a thin Linux-operated system.

In the meantime, China has infused all Apple devices with a small charge that can be remotely detonated, enabling China to exterminate all hipsters, tech-savvy baby boomers, and all of Gawker media.

Whoa... shit got heavy in here real fucking quick. I don't have sweet data or quotes without the sources but, I feel confident in saying that HarryH comes off as a twat.

It is a fine line, I realize that. I try to walk it the best I can. It is somewhat like watching violence on TV, I assume my readers understand that the aircraft, ships and ground vehicles I discuss usually are made for killing, albeit sometime doing so is defensive in action. Being fascinated with the technology of…