Comment Re: Really? (Score 1) 31
It depends.
There once was a woman named JILL
who tried a dynamite stick for a THRILL.
They found her VAGINA
in South CAROLINA,
and bits of her tits in BRAZIL!
It depends.
There once was a woman named JILL
who tried a dynamite stick for a THRILL.
They found her VAGINA
in South CAROLINA,
and bits of her tits in BRAZIL!
yes and meanie-head science believers will just keep on refuting without ever changing their minds! tyrants!
Nothing could be further from the truth. (as usual when dealing with ufo nuts.)
The right to unaccountable profit.
Accountability is tantamount to socialism. A few potential child penetrations is a small price to pay for FREEDOM OF CHOICE. (besides they were probably crisis actors planted by Soros.)
Quick! Someone call the WAAAAHHHHmbulance!!!
"First they came for the amoral megacorporations run by lizard people!"
I hate when people don't trust me! You're just lucky I don't have a hypersonic missile and your home address.
If owning a hypersonic missile is a crime, then only criminals will own hypersonic missiles!
tbh idk wtf "civilian grade" even means exactly. and then again it only has to hold together for like 5 minutes lol.
i'm not taking this article all that seriously so i have no problem entertaining it at face value.
Otoh it is 100x cheaper, so just fire more of them.
Shipping? They go at Mach 6, but collection on delivery is a bit touchy.
I would love to grab a few to play around with but unfortunately the nanny state libs don't understand the Second Amendment!
What part of "shall not be infringed" do they not understand?
People probably made the same argument for the horse when the car was invented: "A horse requires no fuel. What if someone attacks you and the car runs out of fuel?"
I would be very surprised if someone had that argument when the car was invented. You're really stretching for this one.
The attack lasted around six minutes...San Francisco police officers showed up shortly after.
"Now this is a totally brain damaged algorithm. Gag me with a smurfette." -- P. Buhr, Computer Science 354