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The irony is you fucking up your grammar while complaining about grammar fuck-ups. There is nothing for me to get over. I just thought it was funny.

The least they can do be grammatically accurate.

The irony of this sentence is great.

3 things. First it’s a myth that triangular bayonets are banned under the geneva conventions. Only serrated bayonets are illegal. Secondly it wouldn’t make sense to ban something in war because it’s “more lethal”. That’s like the whole point of war. Serrated blades are banned because they cause undue suffering. Third, the geneva conventions only apply to humanitarian treatment at war. Governments are free to do what they want to their citizens according to international law. It’s why tear gas is banned for warfare via the geneva conventions yet police can gas the shit out of protestors.

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How much sharpie did he use this time?

I’m also confused like you. Looking at the pictures in the article and the others at The Verge it appears to be a trophy or award like you get for employee of the year not a “statue”.

It isn’t exactly the same weapon? What do you mean? The AR-15 was first sold in 1963. Weapons today are no deadlier than 60 years ago.

Trump’s executive order establishes a task force led by him and Vice President JD Vance to steer federal coordination for the Games. The task force will work with federal, state and local partners on security and transportation , according to the White House.

He’s going to try another false flag assassination attempt or something along those lines.

Although prison officials repeatedly assert that no one is forced to participate in the rodeo , the fact that the cash prizes are some of the only ways that imprisoned people can make money has many questioning whether or not participation is truly voluntary.

That is some hunger games level logic. “No one is forced to participate in the Hunger Games. It’s just luck of the draw. May the odds be ever in your favor.”

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The Qatari plane he was trying to get could be his Rocinante. A beat up old hand me down that he thinks is the most superlative conveyance ever made.

Looks like Pizza the Hutt.

It’s a big reason that they’re all going all in on crypto. If they store the loot outside of the USD they don’t care all that much if the dollar crashes. They can buy back into the dollar afterwards. Or some other currency if the whole country goes tits up.

You wouldn’t detect any radiation if they detonated nukes near an underwater faultline. Water blocks radiation really well. They would notice it via seismic sensors since earthquakes look different than nukes when it comes to seismic waves.

Hail Sithrak! Long may they reign!

It’s how i went to iraq/kuwait. Commercial flight with the most of the battery hq to get there and back and commercial flights for leave.

Simply going to Mecca isn’t the Hajj. There are a whole bunch of rituals Muslims have to do while in Mecca and its surrounding areas.

When the pilgrim is about 6 miles (10 km) from Mecca, he or she enters the state of holiness and purity known as ihram and dons the ihram garments; for men they consist of two white seamless sheets that are wrapped around the body, while women may wear sewn clothes. The pilgrims cut neither their hair nor their nails until the pilgrimage rite is over. They enter Mecca and walk seven times around the sacred shrine called the Kaaba, in the Great Mosque; if possible, kiss or touch the Black Stone (al-Ḥajar al-Aswad) in the Kaaba; pray twice in the direction of the Maqām Ibrāhīm and the Kaaba; and run seven times between the minor prominences of Mount Ṣafā and Mount Marwah. On the 7th day of Dhū al-Ḥijjah the pilgrims are reminded of their duties. At the second stage of the ritual, which takes place between the 8th and the 12th days of the month, the pilgrim visits the holy places outside Mecca—Jabal al-Raḥmah, Muzdalifah, and Minā—and sacrifices an animal in commemoration of Abraham’s sacrifice. Male pilgrims’ heads are then usually shaved, and female pilgrims remove a lock of hair. After the rajm ritual at Minā, in which pilgrims throw seven stones at three walls (formerly pillars, symbolizing the Devil) on three successive days, the pilgrim returns to Mecca to perform the farewell ṭawāf, or circumambulation, of the Kaaba before leaving the city.

I bet it was the Tenth Doctor. He always seemed a bit off his rocker to me.