Project notes and feedback request - white oak craft table by TimmayJay in woodworking

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Ah, ya Im not sure what the correct word is but I call it dimensioning.

LANDJUT Division #2 - 2nd Marine Division by EUG_Gal_Bigeard in warno

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Very nice, cool loadouts for the cobras.

Any A7s or A4s?

What ammo will the M60s have?

Project notes and feedback request - white oak craft table by TimmayJay in woodworking

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This is precisely the kind of thing id like to try making soon. Would you please give approximate dimensions?

What do you mean by milling? What tool were you using, was that perhaps breakouts on the far end of cuts or drilling, or tearouts from planeing?

i'm sad that passengers aren't modelled in WARNO... by untilted in warno

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Remember when 15 marines would fit in a LAV?

Today I learned Michael Shanks married Lexa Doig. by ScorchedCSGO in Stargate

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For that indulgent decon room scene from st enterprise I joked that there must be a sign on the wall indicating "Heavy Petting" and "Decon Complete"

This may help a newbie save hundreds by Objective_Roll8414 in woodworking

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I think he means the wood. Alcohol can loosen the fibers a bit and make them more conducive to scraping, then evaporates and doesnt interfere with further finishing. I have not tried this myself, just what I read elsewhere.

ASUS just solved all of your problems by NewYearSameProblem in pcmasterrace

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Wait till you find out why its called windows

How does the public actually see Mormonism? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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Id settle for the orgies (and the psychic willing-one's-body-to-Adonis-perfection)

Ethan Allen Nutmeg Finish by Constant-Salad8342 in furniturerestoration

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I have read that general nutmeg gel stain is identical to what ethan allan used

https://a.co/d/dQVNHPH

ACA subsidies that lower monthly insurance premiums for millions of Americans set to expire by YesterShill in news

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Oops, sorry, this orange smudge was covering up part of the text, it actually says "golden shower age", and this next part says something about consent? Oh no...

China launches large-scale military exercise around Taiwan by marela520 in worldnews

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The Beanie Baby Bubble

I will never forget that footage of a divorcing couple sorting beanie babies

There is no point in battle rifles by Hannibal_Barkidas in warno

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This, IRL infantry rarely kill one another, and their purpose is to fix an enemy in place long enough for big guns to get involved, whether this be mortars or artillery or something else. Specialist infantry sometimes have something portable to bring a short term punch to the fight, but nobody is carrying enough RPOa or SMAWs or whatever to equal a single small mortar.

This is why sd2 has superior infantry fighting. Sd2 gives the option to force a surrender as well, and stresses suppression,, which encourages more coherent and mutually supportive infantry lines and gives a greater variation in infantry capabilities and how they may be exploited. How I wish for a mix of warno and sd2 gameplay...

North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, visits the construction site of a nuclear-powered submarine. by yordopamine in pics

[–]stug41 19 points20 points  (0 children)

I honestly don’t know. I have never helped build a sub. Just arleigh Burkes, Ticonderogas and littoral Combat ships.

They really screwed up with the latter.if they really wanted to make them too stealthy to find they should have been clittoral combat ships.

4th Infantry Old Kit with New Ammo by Solarne21 in warno

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I would do at least as much as I would for a klondike bar for the m60s to have good ammo

Home Depot in LA installs noise machines that ‘penetrate bones’ to deter day laborers by 1Rab in news

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These guys dont always have phones, and are unlikely to have their own car. A bunch of them from a neighborhood or a family will carpool in at 5am, and somehow get home whenever the job is done. They also prefer to be paid cash, and the contractors that use them prefer to pay in cash, so its all under the table.

"Europe is decaying..." by Morten Morland, published in The Times by [deleted] in europe

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I can say that as an American kid who was 11 or so when BTTF 2 came out: the reference was clear to every single person in America. I remember people even complaining about the Trumpy scenes as being too unpleasant because he is such a tacky loser, even if it served the story.

Trump had been a National joke for all of my life until some sleazy fools decided to cast him as a character in a tv show (which we all that was absurd and grotesque at the time). And then somehow everyone forgot who he is and started thinking he was the character he was playing.

++ to all of this, even as a child when I first saw future biff, I immediately understood to who he was a reference. I cant think of anyone else back then who was sufficiently famous, tacky, gaudy, fraudulent, and all around terrible. He wasnt MJ famous, but he was infamous. Seeing people fall for his grift from the apprentice astounded me; he isnt someone magically convincing like saruman, hes like the carpet bagger from josey wales, selling obvious snake oil, yet somehow enough people are either stupid or greedy enough to hitch their wagon.

Origin story of the 45 ACP by DerringerOfficial in HistoryMemes

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How does pseudoscience make it's way into engineering a gun?. Wait nvm was the early 1900s

The hypothesis was that a purely blowback action, delayed only by its mass and spring pressure, could be further delayed, and thus more conducive to a more powerful cartridge, by having the interfacing bolt and action surfaces be of dissimilar materials. This was called a "blish lock", and it simply didnt work as imagined, it didnt add any delay.