The 3rd dude is a reverse Popeye with a massive upper arm and thin forearm.

Those extra 10mm in the A10 are very important, especially for supporting ground combat. It’s used to fire at heavily armored targets such as tanks. Also, the A10 's targeting system is more advanced and precise, though that could potentially be implemented on the Corsair. Regardless, the Warthog has better armor, making it more resilient to ground fire from the enemy. I believe that the A10 is better designed for ground combat support than the Corsair.

What congressional representatives are you contacting so that I can counter your arguments with them?

You’re right. It won’t be 90% of the world population, but it would definitely be more than 90% of the countries involved (e.g. NATO, Russia, and China). As far as the world population, people in countries of the southern hemisphere might have more chances at surviving, but with geopolitics changed that drastically with an impossible to resolved food shortage, things could become chaotic pretty quickly. Don’t argue with me. Here are the sources I based my opinion on.

• Kurzgesagt video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrIRuqr_Ozg

• Their background sources: https://sites.google.com/view/sources-nuclear-winter

If Russia or the US launch nuclear weapons, over 90% of the world population will die over the following 10 years. However, global warming would be solved.

What’s a DuckDuckGo Flight IIA Aegis Combat System Integration?

Fun fact: The US ha a Hellfire missile that doesn’t even explode. It’s meant to hit one person and kill them while limiting casualties in the proximity.

https://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/munitions/agm-114r9x.htm

I didn’t know anything about Hegseth, so I looked up his Wikipedia page to get an idea. While I did find extremely troubling concerns regarding his beliefs for a person in his position, I didn’t find anything that had to do with incompetence. He seems to be effective at whatever he does. He made Major, was awarded a Bronze Star, volunteered for deployment…all admirable achievements if they are valid (could have been invalidly attained). He might have a drinking problem, but I didn’t see any claims where he has jacked something up because of it. It said that he’ been drunk or hung over at Fox News, which is not strange for the military population since many like their drink. I’ve known heavy drinkers that get things done better than sober people, though their personal lives are a disaster. All that is to ask the honest question, why would Hegseth’s reputation, especially in the first month of a transition, imply some sort of mismanagement oh his part that lead to a terrible, highly unusual, and avoidable operational mishap?

The B-2 probably serves more as a deterrent. It tells would be enemy states that if we wanted to, we could bomb them anywhere. They can’t defend against it.

An enemy might think that they have a chance at defending themselves from B-52s, or at the very least, prepare. With a B-2, they could be anywhere at anytime, and no one would even know.

I think she’s hot too, but given her emotional disposition, being romantic seems like inadequate timing and creepy. Something feels off about that. It reminds me of Will Ferrell’s character in Wedding Crashers where he picks up women at funerals. It would probably be a more helpful idea to allow her to recover before coming in with those intentions at the least.

lol, I don’t see it, but maybe it’s the angle

For those wondering:

Lady Jane Grey was the cousin of King (of England) Edward VI. King Edward VI was the first monarch to be Protestant. When he passed in 1553, the Duke of Northumberland used his political power to get her to be queen so that the monarch would be stay Protestant by preventing the king’s Catholic half-sister (Mary Tudor) from becoming queen. Lady Jane lasted nine days as queen before Mary Tudor successfully claimed the throne. Lady Jane’s involvement in the plot, despite not wanting to be involved, was seen as treason, so she was executed. It was a very Game of Thrones type of thing.

Thanks for sharing! The transitions in the water and sky, stronger/darker/deeper color near the borders of the plants, and black outlines make me think of water coloring.

Btw, I think it’s funny that a helpful user sharing traditional art is from the porn instance lol

I don’t know anything about this, but I’m guessing that canal was built with straight manual labor and shovels. Impressive that people back then thought to do things like that. I imagine it took a really long time, energy, and pain/soreness to complete the project.

Impressive detail on the woman’s attire. I literally said “wow” out loud.

That’s interesting! Thanks for sharing :)

But the thing is that here in Europe, we are more relaxed than USians because we have government mandated vacation days. It’s even better when I get sick at the same time because I can catch a free ambulance ride to the hospital near the beach since there is no “out of network” medical care (whatever that means) here. I can then take mass transit from the hospital to the beach and make university-educated friends with everyone because tuition here is free. Because I didn’t die in a mass shooting when leaving the beach, I can order a reasonably-sized meal that doesn’t cause instant cardiovascular disease and not leave a tip because our servers are paid a living wage. I can’t imagine the horror of living in such an underdeveloped country as USA. I am so glad I am in the EU.

• Sent from my phone without concern of being doxxed or tracked thanks to EU privacy laws

Huh didn’t know the fat over lean rule eh?!

I still don’t now it lol . What is it?

I don’t know why, but I am naturally drawn to this painting. To me, she seems to have emotionally checked out of reality by accepting terrible fate and is confused because she is in a position she has never experienced, so she is looking to someone or something for direction.

I think the shading on her face, eye, and hair is particularly impressive because it conveys her emotional disposition and is quite realistic. The artist must have had considerable experience with individuals going through severe hardships to be able to reproduce such a look.

I’ve heard that series is the most real representation of the the Marine Corps and combat environments in general. It’s morbidly hilarious.

That’s sad to hear. It seems he had a knack for reporting on hypocrisy and irony. I find that to be rare and much needed.