prominently on the Hunter, although that was for the links rather than the casing, which being lighter has a greater tendency to get stuck in the laminar airflow.
Hence why I’d need to check the aircraft types.
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The glacis is all wrong for a IS-2
It is an AI-slop Franken-tank, but I think it's supposed to be a single hatch T-34/76, albeit with Pz III tracks. Or it could supposed to be a T-43
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1. It’s not 30million extra under JB, it’s not even that many present
2. Not all immigrants are in the US illegally. Every time ICE grabs someone outside an immigration court, or at a hearing, or a check-in, that’s an immigrant who’s currently legal.
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"Can you think of 1 Russian PRODUCT that you've EVER WANTED TO BUY"
For starters Sberbank hasn't MADE anything that I wanted to buy.
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1) Can position the car more precisely in the space when the wheels doing the steering are at the back. ”Reach” forklift steer from the back for that reason
2) Easier to get into a tight space for the same reason
3) Visibility is better, especially for where traffic is appearing
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It I remember correctly the FBI changed their mind and switched to high capacity autoloaders after the 1986 Miami shootout.
youtube.com/watch?v=iv8cByaV…
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I just love Waffle House's disaster planning.
There's a lot of "the European mind can't comprehend" BS on here, but the thing I find amazing is a fast food chain that puts so much effort into business continuity.
They have instruction based around the types of outages.
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Agree
Coming round the corner it looked too pointy to be a missile, so I could believe is was some sort of instrumentation, but with the antennas "magically appearing", I really thought it was AI.
But why they aren't wearing helmets?
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