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51 minutes ago, WhatTheBuck said:
How do they get “trapped” on the east side of the river? They occupy all the territory from there east to the Russian border. I thought that was the point of them pulling back to there from west of the river. I figured the river would be their line of defense against Ukrainian forces to the west.
I think there may be some miscommunication here. AFAIK when the Ukrainians talk about the right side of the river they describe it as one looks downstream along the river. For the N-S flowing Dnieper that means right = west. I suspect someone at some point saw "right" looked on a map and assumed this meant the eastern shore since that's to the right of the western shore.
The orcs on the east side are not trapped. Yet.
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Meanwhile in Kherson: Rolling, rolling, rolling...
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Nothing disturbing to see here. Just armed sheriff's deputies stationed by ballot drop boxes asking whether people are dropping off their ballots. You know, for safety.
The Berks County Sheriff is apparently among that group of legal scholars known as "Constitutional Sheriffs".
They look friendly enough, right?
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3 hours ago, 956 Worldwide said:I am firmly against this for a number of reasons.
First, the Cyrillic alphabet is objectively better suited for most Slavic languages (it was designed for them, after all). Take a look at the clunky consonant combinations of Polish or multiple odd diacritical marks in Czech which are elegantly solved with one letter in a Cyrillic alphabet.
Second, Kazakh is a horse of a different color. Kazakh is a Turkic language written in a borrowed Arabic script for centuries until the Soviets imposed a Cyrillic reform. A move to the Latin script is in line with what their Turkish linguistic cousins did, and Cyrillic was never a pillar of literary or written Kazakh. And it doesn’t really signal integration with the West; Kazakhstan remains firmly authoritarian and balanced between China, Russia, Turkey with a wary eye to the Muslim world and an transactional approach to the far-away “West.”
Most importantly, Cyrillic belongs as much to Ukraine, if not more so, than to the Russians. Ukrainian has never known another alphabet. The language grew organically from Old East Slavonic to Ruthenian, to Ukrainian and the alphabet with it. It’s use in literature and holy texts and images— whether in the Eastern Rite Church (where the Slavonic liturgy was a hard won and jealously guarded compromise with Rome) or in Orthodoxy (which has deeper roots in Kyiv than Moscow). Ukraine had a right to this heritage. It’s theirs, it’s not Russia, and they can belong to the community of Western ideas and still be Ukrainian. That’s the whole idea.
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Speaking of GameDay, anyone else notice the drone that flew in front of the camera about three times today?
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Win win for DeSantis I suspect. A small number of people locked up. A larger number of people, who are not 100% sure the police won't come knocking on their door, just refrain from registering altogether. Everything is going according to plan.
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34 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said:
So it blows up the incoming round, but with insufficient energy to harm the armor it is supposed to be placed in front of? So don’t put it on sheet metal?
Or right next to a large windshield?
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38 minutes ago, MillerEP said:
Suicide by mine?
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11 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:
Also, here's my one ask of this entire universe.
I am an out of shape lawyer of a no-longer-young age. I ask the universe only this: put me in a ring with Trump for just 5 minutes. Just 5 minutes for him to show us all how "manly and masculine he is."
I am no athlete or fighter....and I would whoop his ass mercilessly. There's not a part of his fat ass I couldn't kick up and down the goddamned ring. Your "alpha male" would get his ass beaten by 95% of the people in the US. Not 95% of the men, 95% of the PEOPLE. Not adult people, ALL people. Any healthy person over the age of 10 would beat his sorry ass. He's no man, he's just a fucking pussy-ass lying con-man who will cry like the little bitch that he is after the first punch is landed on his weak face.
That's all I ask, universe. Give me those 5 minutes. I won't let you down.
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4 hours ago, Red Five said:
Ex-presidents are normally pretty cosy. HW Bush and Clinton, Obama and W, etc. They normally don't accuse each other of committing crimes, treason, etc. I don't think he will be very welcome in the club. And hopefully none of them attend his funeral.
The only reason to attend his funeral would be to piss on his grave.
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Simply stated.
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43 minutes ago, Satchel said:
Then there’s this:
After President Bill Clinton’s infidelity, the 1998 Southern Baptist Convention passed the “Resolution on Moral Character of Public Officials” declaring that a person’s “moral character matters” and that Americans should not vote for Democratic candidates who do not “demonstrate consistent honesty, moral purity, and the highest character.”
The added word in bold is implied, of course.
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5 hours ago, Gil Bang said:
One of the great things about the booklet with candidates and propositions here in CA is that we completely tune out any and all political ads. Prop 27, 29, 30? How will I vote? No idea yet. We'll pore over the details later at our leisure and decide then. Then we just mail in our ballots and wait for the email confirmations.
TV ads are such a piss poor way to get properly informed about any issue that they should be banned. But of course that will never happen.
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Brutal, and brilliant.
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47 minutes ago, fattyflattie said:
I like escape goat better. Sweatergawd.
Better not give the escaping Russians any ideas.
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59 minutes ago, SydneyCarton said:
The answer is to create a different Treaty organization with similar rules to NATO, which actually gets funded, while everyone lets their NATO funding shockingly lapse. Or everyone in NATO except Hungary and Turkey or whoever else decides to sign independent treaties with Ukraine that operate similarly to NATO. I mean, fuck, the US signed a treaty with Ukraine and Russia pledging to help them stay secure when they gave up their nukes. I'd argue we're negligent on that one.
Can we call it NAFO?
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The Russians have already cracked the case. It was those darned Ukrainian Nazis!
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Who hit the Nord Stream pipelines? Where were these guys?
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3 hours ago, elfenix said:
Unsinkable aircraft carrier of Oceania is now in play?
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6 hours ago, Nice Guy Eddie said:
Has anyone on the pro brexit side ever come out to admit it was a big mistake?
Someone on the right admit they were wrong?
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And how exactly does Russia expect to properly arm another 300,000+ soldiers?
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3 hours ago, UncleBuck said:
That's what I'm interested in right now. I'm tired of hearing about what these geeks saw on plays like this. I want to hear them explain what the tackler should have done that is both, A. humanly possible; and B. conductive to defensive football's purpose and demand on such a play.
If you truly want to teach players the proper way to do things to avoid injury to other players then you must provide guidance on how to do things properly. "Not that", whatever "that" is will not do the job. Particularly when "that" is running into the person with the ball and wrapping up while being practically vertical.
And if a QB "in the throwing motion" (never mind whether the QB in this particular case was actually doing this) is "defenseless" then a blindside tackle of the QB with his arm cocked back is going to be flagged as targeting every time now, right? Yeah, I didn't think so.
Can we rewrite our contracts with upcoming out of conference opponents to use their officials instead of "ours"?
Katie Porter is a very bright woman
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Closer than it should be, that's for certain 50.5 - 49.5.
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