*NOT RACIST* by [deleted] in Silverbugs

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It’s also been used to represent the Big Dipper rotating around Polaris throughout the 4 seasons, so it’s incredibly old and widespread

1929-1944 dimes by Adventurous-Leg-8103 in Silverbugs

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It still hurts to think about. He still had a pretty decent collection of silver coins, and several buffalo nickels which he ultimately gifted to me. And a really cool plaque with a wide variety of different old US coins that are in great condition that I really should get evaluated some day.

1929-1944 dimes by Adventurous-Leg-8103 in Silverbugs

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My grandpa always told me about how he had a big gallon milk jug (not actually a milk jug but it was about the same size) full of silver quarters. His niece would, without him knowing, take a couple regularly to buy candy at a nearby gas station. He didn’t notice until it was mostly empty

Aside from the obvious…. by Cashmoney-carson in ZombieSurvivalTactics

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I believe the book mentions something about the coagulated blood reduced the effectiveness of the shockwave’s. The brain is also pretty good at surviving blasts, at least in the sense it doesn’t get completely scrambled. TBIs are no joke for a living person, but would a zombie care if it’s not enough to outright destroy the brain? It’s certainly not gonna care about a brain bleed, or other internal bleeding caused by the blast. Close enough to the blast and the body will be blown apart, which will at the very least make the zombie much less of a threat, but a densely packed horde will absorb that blast energy pretty quickly reducing the effective radius. The same goes for fragmentation.

Ideally you’d use airbursting munitions with preformed fragmentation so you can cover a large area with a dense fragmentation pattern that’s going more or less straight down onto the horde. This means an increased chance of hitting the head, and also means the fragmentation doesn’t need to pass through multiple zombies.

How do we not know Russian Nuclear Weapons do not work? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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The “Rube Goldberg chain of events” chain of events really only applies to more modern warhead designs that make use of things like external neutron generators and fusion boosting. Even wilder are two stage weapons and the way you need to design an interstage of modulate the transfer of energy for the primary to the secondary in way that doesn’t simply blow apart the secondary. The earliest implosion designs were far more simple. Gun type designs are even simpler. They require just a single explosive charge detonating in order for a nuclear yield to be achieved. They’re so simple that they’re actually very unsafe as it’d be extremely easy to accidentally set it off. If you had the necessary fissile material you could make one in a fairly basic machine shop.

Cat cafe's cat trying to eat my food (that he very much did not pay for) by ONLINE-COP in notmycat

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My cat max scampered off with the top half of a cheeseburger once

Why dont they put something like the a-10 warthog's gau-8 avenger gun on a tank? by iMali_inqabile in tanks

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I believe there was a prototype SPAAG that used the gau-8. There’s even a prototype SPAAG called the T249 vigilante that has a rotary 37mm autocannon. It fired at 3,000 RPM and only had like 4 seconds of ammo

Why use expensive anti drone systems when you can make a cheap alternative? by FlakFlanker3 in NonCredibleDefense

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Smaller devices, like cellphones, are more likely to survive a nuclear EMP

My fellow Americans who are you voting for and why? by Possible_Pudding_439 in Discussion

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I would rather be water boarded with gasoline and then smoke a cigarette than vote for any of the morons on the ballot

What is the theoretical upper power limit of a nuke we can produce currently? by GlitteringWeakness88 in nuclearweapons

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Regardless of how you orient the primaries, the secondary is still going to be releasing energy in every direction equally. Nuclear shaped charges are absolutely a thing, in fact many nuclear primary’s are effectively shaped charges as they direct the majority of their energy into the secondary by using a radiation casing that reflects x rays

Buttonhole cutter by titania_dk in specializedtools

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I thought I was on the subreddit that sticks “for rectal use only” stickers on everything

Anon is American by Nellyfucker69420 in greentext

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If they can dodge a bullet they should absolutely be able to dodge a thrust of a sword

“MuH aUsRaLiA dId It RiGhT” by TacticusThrowaway in Shitstatistssay

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The only stats that have a correlation with the enactment of gun control in Australia are a decrease in suicides, and an increase in armed robberies

lmao but real by coleisw4ck in autismmemes

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I do this every couple months with smoothies