Posts posted by 27-25
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I'm elated to hear the Ukraine seems to have a plan in place to get into the newly liberated territories and get public services back up and running as quickly as possible. Such a contrast to the medieval situation the residents had to endure when the Russians were there.
Surely the fence sitting Russian speakers who live in the area have to appreciate the fundamental difference. I'm hoping at least.
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11 minutes ago, Llogg said:
NCAA rule 4.1.3.b - A live ball becomes dead when any part of the ball carrier's body, except hand or foot, touches the ground.
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5 hours ago, 956 Worldwide said:
Was just coming to post this. He was in a hospital with heart problems and depression and fell out a window. LukOil was the only major corporation to call for an end to the war publicly.
Russian hospitals,jails, and police stations have windows that just pop open when you least expect it.
Replace Prague with Russian.

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17 minutes ago, Captainant said:
That integration/retrofit pattern seems like a real multiplier for capabilities - no computer in your 40 year old jet to talk to the missiles? Here's a tablet, go nuts! I'm sure it would never pass inspection or get certified, but that's awesome that Ukraine is able to bubble gum and bailing wire it all together into a weapons system
Meet Ivan Macgyversky, weapons technician extraordinaire.

Ukraine has been impressing mightily in 2022. They deserve a nice long peace after their victory.
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Русский корабль - иди нахуй
in Daily Texan
And don't forget South Sakhalin Island. Some nice oil and gas deposits in the area, or so I've heard.