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I take it you didn’t read the second paragraph.

Remember, you brought this on yourself:

a) He never said that.

The Russians have lots of experience with not making it to space without things blowing up mostly thanks to their Briz M upper stage. The old Blok D did that a lot as well. Still, 99 times out of 100 if a rocket doesn’t make it to space it’s because it expended all of its energy at once.

Nobody cares.

I’m going to use my psychic powers to predict that within 90 days Gizmodo will be reporting on this man’s death. No one will be shocked. He will either die because all of the motors lost power and he plummeted like a lawn dart because there’s no way in hell he can autorotate that deathtrap, or because some significant

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Oh no! You mean to tell me that when I’m flying an aircraft in the National Airspace System that I have to obey the same Federal Aviation Regulations as everybody else? Oh, I’m sorry, I thought that this was America where I could do whatever I want whenever and wherever I want without any consequences.

I’ll agree with you on Dodge, but that’s just the name of the game with MOPAR: if you find that you’re doing something right, stop it. Ford has had their sports car racing program on the back burner for the most part, up until the last few years anyway. Next year will be interesting, though.

VIR does it right. The only way to get to it is through North Carolina.

This is a Dodge that has almost certainly been driven hard its entire life. These cars aren’t Honda or Toyota reliable even when you go easy on them. This is a fun car, but not $4,200 worth of fun.

Puma.

Wouldn’t be the first time. Ford incorrectly named the 2015 Ford Mustang SVO the Mustang EcoBoost.

It’s a shame what Factory Five did to the 818 front end when they came out with a coupe version.

I’m aware of those, but sea gliders only work well in deep open waters.

Just as well. I would have walked out if this turd had been any longer.

I can’t believe that something only three feet long would have a long enough range to be useful.

Things have most definately changed, especially after I left. The US presence on the peninsula is very reduced these days. 2nd BCT, 2ID deployed to Iraq in 2004 and then rotated to Ft. Lewis with the 3rd BCT. Just last month, Iron Brigade was deactivated with its role being replaced by rotational brigades. HHC, 2ID is

I was there in 2003 so I know the ROK army just as well as you do. While the ROK lacks manpower, they - like the US military - rely on force multipliers to even things out. There have been a great number of conflicts over the past few decades that have shown a smaller but far better equipped, coordinated, and supplied

In any scenario of a war between North and South the North would lose every time. The only variable at play is how much damage can the North do to the South before it collapses. The North has a massive amount of very heavy artillery that is heavily entrenched and bunkered along their end of the DMZ. They have massive