2109 pts ยท March 14, 2012
My guess: the moment a Russian nuke is confirmed to have been launched, the US will target every Russian sub they successfully kept eyes on and attempt retaliatory strikes on every known missile silo and nuclear facility within Russia. Hopefully the latter will be conventional, but at that point all options are likely on the table.
1 in 100 would be dozens. Like the US, Russia does not have their entire arsenal ready for launch. Each country has just shy of 1,700 active warheads with total stockpiles of 5,200 (US) and 5,800 (RU). The US spent $44B usd in 2022 on their nuclear program, Russia spent about $10B usd. A quarter of the amount for roughly the same quantity, and we all know that the full $10B did not make it to it's intended purpose.
Dat bypass ratio. -finger kiss-
*Sees Kremlin and/or Petrop* *laughs in Worcester HE*
Change in air density causes condensation, sunlight refracts off this and can create a rainbow effect, in this case only red is visible.
MAN Portable Air Defense. Anti-air missiles that can be launched by ground troops rather than a vehicle or permanent installation.
It also suffered from losing much of Gaudi's original plans to vandalism during the Spanish Civil War.
I recognized the emblem immediately and got excited.
Holy shit, I didn't think anyone else remembered that series.
Holy shit. I never thought I'd see a FMP! Gif. Of course it would be this episode.
If you're in the US you can try mcmaster-carr. mcmaster.com
This guy Civ's
They're regulars at the Chicago Air show. One will fly along the coast and a second will do a low pass over North Ave Beach out to the lake.
Ahhhhh I can smell the nitromethane from here.
While the weapon on paper is definitely worrying; I wonder how prevalent it would be, due to cost and manufacturing, and how reliable it is.
There is a replaceable module in the saw that shoots the blade into a chunk of a aluminum, literally self-destructing.
In most cases, no damage at all! To your hand at least, the blade is basically fused with a chunk of aluminum.
(2) worst injury the shop recorded in that time was a pinch needing a small Band-Aid.
(1) Nope! I worked at a university woodshops for two years. 6 Sawstops in the shop, at least one went off weekly
Grew up in an Italian family. Telling a raging Italian woman to calm down is a fate worse than death.
Holy SHIT that's why he looks familiar!
Unfortunately, people are dumb, arrogant, and lazy. Don't think the rules apply to them.
They had a mandatory safety course of 8 hours, 2 of which were spent on the Table saw. And they paid around $60 if they tripped the saw.
Worked a wood shop for University students with 6 Saw Stops, changed at least one every week. Damn amazing invention and not hard to replace
An architect would never be designing the door, especially for an apartment. They would give specs, contractors and owner would choose.
My guess: the moment a Russian nuke is confirmed to have been launched, the US will target every Russian sub they successfully kept eyes on and attempt retaliatory strikes on every known missile silo and nuclear facility within Russia. Hopefully the latter will be conventional, but at that point all options are likely on the table.
1 in 100 would be dozens. Like the US, Russia does not have their entire arsenal ready for launch. Each country has just shy of 1,700 active warheads with total stockpiles of 5,200 (US) and 5,800 (RU). The US spent $44B usd in 2022 on their nuclear program, Russia spent about $10B usd. A quarter of the amount for roughly the same quantity, and we all know that the full $10B did not make it to it's intended purpose.
Dat bypass ratio. -finger kiss-
*Sees Kremlin and/or Petrop* *laughs in Worcester HE*
Change in air density causes condensation, sunlight refracts off this and can create a rainbow effect, in this case only red is visible.
MAN Portable Air Defense. Anti-air missiles that can be launched by ground troops rather than a vehicle or permanent installation.
It also suffered from losing much of Gaudi's original plans to vandalism during the Spanish Civil War.
I recognized the emblem immediately and got excited.
Holy shit, I didn't think anyone else remembered that series.
Holy shit. I never thought I'd see a FMP! Gif. Of course it would be this episode.
If you're in the US you can try mcmaster-carr. mcmaster.com
This guy Civ's
They're regulars at the Chicago Air show. One will fly along the coast and a second will do a low pass over North Ave Beach out to the lake.
Ahhhhh I can smell the nitromethane from here.
While the weapon on paper is definitely worrying; I wonder how prevalent it would be, due to cost and manufacturing, and how reliable it is.
There is a replaceable module in the saw that shoots the blade into a chunk of a aluminum, literally self-destructing.
In most cases, no damage at all! To your hand at least, the blade is basically fused with a chunk of aluminum.
(2) worst injury the shop recorded in that time was a pinch needing a small Band-Aid.
(1) Nope! I worked at a university woodshops for two years. 6 Sawstops in the shop, at least one went off weekly
Grew up in an Italian family. Telling a raging Italian woman to calm down is a fate worse than death.
Holy SHIT that's why he looks familiar!
Unfortunately, people are dumb, arrogant, and lazy. Don't think the rules apply to them.
They had a mandatory safety course of 8 hours, 2 of which were spent on the Table saw. And they paid around $60 if they tripped the saw.
Worked a wood shop for University students with 6 Saw Stops, changed at least one every week. Damn amazing invention and not hard to replace
An architect would never be designing the door, especially for an apartment. They would give specs, contractors and owner would choose.