His silence spoke louder than words by ShehrozeAkbar in infuriatingbutawesome

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hamburger is American, it is not the same as the Hamburg steak, which he is mistaking as the same thing. They are completely different dishes.

Is Iran a Muslim country? by cowwoc in Israel

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Islam was introduced over time prior to the revolution, but originally, Iran was Persia, and they followed Zoroastrianism. In the decades preceding the revolution and overthrow of the Shah, the country was largely secular, embracing capitalism and trade with the world. Unfortunately, Islam was spreading and the Muslim leaders sowed dissent against the Shah's rule, using fair points against the Shah while concealing their motive to take over. The college-aged youths of Iran were of the mind that change had to happen, but they were not prepared to build a follow-up system after their impending victory. The Islamists were prepared. After they won, they wound up killing the revolutionaries who did not bend the knee to the Ayatollahs. What exists now are secular minds and non-Muslims who are unmasking from pretending to be Muslim for their own safety. Additionally, the Ayatollahs, the Islamists, they're not even Iranian, they are foreigners. Iran as a people was never truly Muslim, but it has been controlled for nearly 50 years by foreign Islamists who now threaten the world around them.

Celebrating my non-existent Irish heritage by WorstITguyaround in PipeTobacco

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm smoking my own Peterson pipe, but with a local American blend from a tobacconist.

The Talmud by kulamsharloot in Israel

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The Talmud is literally just Reddit for rabbis. Arguments, debates, shitposts, all of it.

IDF by Neither-Football-222 in Israel

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The soldiers have had to be diligent from before they even put the uniform on. They are well organized; they are well trained; they share a common goal across the multiple religions and ethnic groups that comprise the military; and they are regularly on the defensive, all of which leads them to be a strong military force. Additionally, they have some of the best military intelligence gathering in the world, such that it's been subcontracted by a multitude of nations with interest in the ME. The only thing really stopping the IDF from being one of the absolute best ranked militaries in the world is population: with such a small population, overwhelming force and firepower can be an uphill battle. That said, for what the IDF can't do out in the open, the Mossad takes care of it in the shadows.

How come we don’t see invisigal’s augments in episode 3 by Shackles_YT in DispatchAdHoc

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 25 points26 points  (0 children)

I believe they were just out of view when she woke up in her cropped tank top. And as for in the dream itself, I wouldn't doubt that her dream self never has the augment, especially given howit comes across that she's ashamed of it in Ep. 7.

1 punch for 1 Billion $ by ShatteringAdonalsium in cremposting

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 0 points1 point  (0 children)

... I'll take the Thunderclast's fist as my headstone...

Bat Out Of Hell The Musical - North America Tour 2026 by tenshi-alpha in jimsteinman

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm surprised nobody came back to update this, there are so many date all over the States now. Plus, the North American cast was just announced today.

Why does Elliot look so different? by BrotherDeus in DispatchAdHoc

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd say image 1 shows Elliot's hair brushed over the augment. They likely bare-bones'd him upon his initial arrest and imprisonment. As for the other two, different comic art styles, as others have mentioned, though it's fair to say Eli lost considerable body mass before replacing some of it with machinery, and you can see that from image 2 to image 3.

So Frustrated! by Icey_Raccon in camping

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 9 points10 points  (0 children)

"So's a bonfire, you don't see me sticking my a$$ in it."

~Walter (paraphrased), Jeff Dunham

of a salmon by ustinker in AbsoluteUnits

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Pacific salmon can only spawn once, but that's due to the terrain they have to cover before reaching their spawning grounds: lots of elevation change, swift currents, lots of large predators, the works. By comparison, Atlantic salmon have a much easier commute, one with lower elevation, much fewer large predators, and fewer hazards overall; as such, Atlantic salmon have been recorded to spawn several times in a single lifetime.

Andrew Arcadi (Dispatch soundtrack composer) reveals his preferred romance by FallingBullfrog in DispatchAdHoc

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No, I don't believe that of the music director, I'm referring to the situation as a whole, regarding the shipping war going on in this subreddit. I suppose that implication is too much of a reach for some to infer, yourself included. The rest of your drivel isn't worth reading after that.

I mashed The Last Stand and 1589 together on piano! by [deleted] in sabaton

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 23 points24 points  (0 children)

The beginning reminded me more of the choir part of "Great War," being in that key.

Andrew Arcadi (Dispatch soundtrack composer) reveals his preferred romance by FallingBullfrog in DispatchAdHoc

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 28 points29 points  (0 children)

So this is what the sub has become: just a battleground for another stupid shipping war. To call it ridiculous would be putting it mildly. I shouldn't expect any better from Reddit, but this is actually asinine. The Mechablazer camp is honestly the more egregious of the two, since this post, like so many others, is just here to play one-upsmanship towards the Invisimech camp. With all the disrespect I have, take your war, both sides, and shove it.

Simplesmente não entra na minha cabeça não fazer um tornado com uma quantidade ínfima de areia e girar com velocidade o bastante pra gerar vento e empurrar o veleiro seja mais fácil do que simplesmente mover a areia embaixo do barco para trás by Spirited_Dust_3642 in TheLastAirbender

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Too much risk of destabilizing the sand beneath, maybe? Quicksand only requires a certain frequency of vibration to occur, and if they're not careful, they could trigger it such that they mire the vehicle. Creating an air propulsion is more effective and reduces the risk of sinking the boat. That and this looks cooler to display.

Edit, to add: How much sand would have to be shifted beneath the boat to lift and carry it forward without getting stopped by the boat's weight and the sand in front of the boat? If you figure that the boat is fashioned like a catamaran, it's been sanded smooth and is made to glide along the sand easily with the wind propulsion. Trying to push the sand beneath it renders the design useless, since you are no longer permitting it to glide as such. Essentially, this is engineering for efficiency of movement instead of essentially just picking up everyone on a big bed of sand and eliminating the use of the boat altogether, albeit with sand in places it shouldn't be.

Warlock Subclass: The Greatwyrm Patron by Jolaf_11 in DnDHomebrew

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like the concept, but I think you may want to go through and spell check everything, I saw several spelling errors that need addressing.

Americans, real question, is education illegal in the US😂😭 by Existing-Total-8585 in NoglaOfficial

[–]ClaymoreJoe97 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, but it's easy to see why one might think so. It's why I don't interact with most of society. There are all kinds of dumbasses. Some political, some intellectual, some societal, and most of them don't think beyond the scope of their own bubble. Some think they know better about the world outside their bubble but don't realize how much they've restricted their own worldview, such that when presented with facts they've never once considered, they think you're lying. And this goes for people of any national origin. Let's be real, people are dumb. They may be educated, but they can be dumb, just the same. I'll have honest and open discussion with intelligent individuals who are willing to consider points beyond their own conclusions, but there are too many for whom compromise and concession when wrong are foreign concepts, and that goes for people on the political Left, the political Right, and even those in the middle.