they call themselves ultras???

*Ukraine is Disrupting the boot camp market using innovative, targeted learning programs to accelerate certification of new recruits

dawg every comment you make is completely off the rails like what the hell are you doing here lmao people said south park is a bad show that promotes bad ideas and you’re seemingly one step away from sending me your CV for some reason

daily funny tagline repost. lmao what the fuck is this about

the Ford plant doesn’t disprove that US firms collaborated with the nazis or that the US government protected them, just that this specific factory wasn’t specifically protected from getting bombed. other US-owned factories were bombed, so it’s a reasonable conclusion. But those that were bombed got paid fucking damages by the US government & didn’t get any punishment! That’s the smoking gun!

But going further into the meaning & implications of US industrial collaboration with the Nazis, i think most people are just misaligned in temperament, not the basic facts. i’m personally more inclined to characterize yankee capital’s nazi interests as ‘not that deep’, because if you use much stronger rhetoric people start drawing absurd conclusions about the US being on the nazi’s ‘side’. however invested US firms were in germany, they were not powerful or enmeshed enough to change US policy that favored Anglo-French ties and a belligerent stance toward the nazis. you can characterize the actual capital involved it as a ‘lot’ or a ‘little’ depending on what you compare it to, i don’t really care if it doesn’t turn into “the US secretly wanted the Nazis to win”.

very unoriginal and evergreen complaint but fuck copyright

i’m the only person that wants to watch a 1942 recruitment drive picture, it’s worth less money than the film it’s printed on. why the fuck isn’t shit like this free. i just want to see the surroundings of a couple jazz standards that first appeared in it

feel like the mechs in matrix 3 could have had a little protection for the driver. seems like it might have been a good idea

i guess it kind of is a fetish thing. talking heel & toeless there was an original sports purpose ?maybe baseball? and they were designed to fit on top another sock. i don’t really understand why. then its become a certain fashion thing to wear without an undersock.

again like a fingerless glove i assume there’s innocent utility there too.

so cute and active, like i realise they’re barking at me to make me get away from the nesting area but how many birds patiently guide you down a trail instead of yelling and flying away

im confused, what is the point of this if the current ballistic missiles on the subs could hit anywhere in China?? cruise v ballistic seems like grifting on a nuclear level, tactically/conventionally there’s a difference but 1,000 nuke exchange it doesnt really matter how they fly everyones dead anyway

the whole thing kind works on old principles so i was thinking how antecedents would work without high quality steel. involving ceramic is probably correct

so the rationale is that it warms up the whole thing faster? but that’s at the cost of insulation & materials requirements. someone should compare a full brick version to this

i am not about to comb the hour long thing but is there are reason it has to have metal parts instead of all brick/mud?

lol they do this to Russia too. if you oppose US empire they are going to hire mercenary academics to decorate US attacks as progressive support for some oppressed group.

we even know what happens when the US’ “commitment” to these people is tested—rebel Kurds in Syria & Iraq get hung the fuck out to dry by the Yankkkees when they don’t serve US ends anymore despite decades of US media talking up how US invasions were supporting and had the support of the Kurds. and now their neighbors don’t like them because the US came ‘on their behalf’

if its shit it can always be distilled unrecognizable into vodka too!

imagine pulling up to bosnia or albania with a take like the op smdh

homebrewtalk.com thread “Onion beer”

user ‘Yooper’:

I judged a French onion stout in a beer competition. Seriously. French onion soup stout. After it gone done gushing, the smell of onions filled the room and I had to take a sip. It was disgusting. They did get a few points for the “clone”, though- it tasted exactly like French onion soup, except cold and with beer in it. Absolutely revolting.

user ‘JonM’

See, that’s because it didn’t have the croutons and melted Gruyere.

back to Yooper

Well, that was the beauty of it. I think it did. It tasted exactly like a bowl of French onion soup, except with beer and cold and carbonated. It gushed like a volcano when opened, and I ran to the sink (we were in a house, judging in one area of the great room), and the whole area smelled of it. And lord help me, I said, “I think this bottle has an infection” and I had the steward bring the second bottle. And repeated the experience before forcing myself to pour what we left into some glasses (two or three other judges) and those brave enough took one sip. Vile doesn’t begin to cover it. I have a cast iron stomach, and have eaten in many countries and drank many weird beverages. I can eat deep fried crickets and wash it down with masato, but I"ll be damned if I’ll ever take another sip of onion beer.

yes this person and every other respondent said onion beer is terrible. but now i want to taste that

they put enzymes in it, either from grains or on their own. same way you’d do for beans.

got an old silk shirt on today that despite being like 3 sizes too big ive popped off 4 buttons like im inflating.

and i mean pop like im not getting these fuckers back they flew off