Mondays are just the WORST, especially if you have to get up early to hit the road on a business trip. There are few things quite as miserable as being jolted hard out of a sound, deep, and very pleasant sleep, by the insistent chirping of your alarm. (If that alarm happens to be the whistle-crump-bang of an artillery shell landing in your immediate vicinity, then THAT certainly qualifies as “MUCH WORSE”, I’ll grant you.)
Nonetheless, the Great Mondaydact Browser Puncher is here to save the day, with some true epic awesomesauce to keep you busy and out of mischief (well, more or less).
Seeing as it will be Thanksgiving in the FUSA this week, and given how much I always enjoyed that holiday during my time there, it seems fitting to give a little something – by way of TANKS.
So here we go – more heavy armour than you can shake a stick at, though you may not survive said stick-shaking experience.
Remember the Russian Alyosha tank? The lone T-80BVM that took on an entire column of Ukrainian armour, and smashed it? (With the help of drone overwatch and PLENTY of Russian ORKtillery support, mind you.) Let’s relive that moment:
And here is the history of the tank itself:
Some fun stuff from a game where you get to pretend to be a tankist:
And what is a good warpoast without some SABATON to go with it?
Ultimately, the thing we must always keep in mind about tanks is, they are simply very powerful engines of destruction in war, with profoundly powerful and extremely terrifying psychological effects on the enemy – especially when used in massed formations charging straight at a position.
But, they are ALSO extremely vulnerable, as we have seen in both Banderastan and Gaza.
In Ukraine, we saw how the world’s most expensive and hi-tech tanks quickly became scrap metal after getting ploinked by kamikaze and FPV drones costing less than a tenth the amount of the tank itself. The Russians learned and adapted to these tactics by welding “cope cages” – these big metal grills that either sit flat or curve over the top of the turret – and oh did the Western (((whorenalists and presstitutes)))))))))))) and military “experts” laugh mightily when they first saw it.
But then they saw their beloved Leopard 2s, and even Challenger 2s, getting utterly SMASHIFIED by artillery and drones and air power, and they realised, however belatedly, that their supposedly “vastly superior” Western armour was, in fact, just a big fat set of juicy targets that could not handle dense minefields, drone swarms, and artillery, all working together in combined-arms operations. And the laughing stopped pretty damn fast after that.
The same thing is happening in Gaza today – you can find footage on Telegram of Hummus militants running right up behind Israeli Merkava Mk.4 tanks, planting grenades right under the turret, and scampering off. You can also find footage of them ploinking the Merkavas with RPGs from just a couple of hundred metres away.
Why is this happening? Because the Israelis do not deploy infantry screens in front of those tanks – I am not saying they NEVER do, that would be stupid, but in plenty of cases, they have sent in armour all by itself, without infantry and air support. And they have been losing vehicles at a high rate, as a result.
We do not know yet exactly how many such losses exist – the figures from Hummus seem wildly exaggerated, whereas the Israelis have kept their lips zipped on the subject. But, we have seen enough footage of Israeli tanks and armour burning or abandoned in Gaza to be justified in thinking the losses are higher than at any time since, perhaps, the failed Israeli incursion into Lebanon in 2006.
All of this goes to show – tanks are merely one part of true combined-arms warfare. The best tanks in the world, with the best crews and the best ammunition, will not help against a well-prepared enemy with inferior technology but better cover, coordination, tactics, and cheap ways of blowing expensive tin cans to pieces.
The Mighty God-Emperor
His Most Illustrious, Noble, August, Benevolent, and Legendary Celestial Majesty, the God-Emperor of Mankind, Donaldus Triumphus Magnus Astra, the First of His Name, the Lion of Midnight, may the Lord bless him and preserve him, takes more than a few liberties with historical reality in his latest campaign ad:
Let us be very clear about this โ the God-Emperor DID NOT destroy ISIS in Syria. That was the Russian Aerospace Forces, and the Wagner group, operating there. It was Russian training of Syriaโs army, and Russian artillery support, and Russian tactical and operational planning, that enabled Bashar al-Assadโs forces to prevail against American-backed Izzlamist nutbags.
#BasedTucker is Based
Dawn of Battle
The Male Brain has kept up with his busy schedule of finding awesome stuff to keep us occupied this Monday โ despite everything happening in his patch of the world. We start with one from Solid jj about how genocidal Spider-Man is actually a pretty chill dude:
An Israeli channel explains how to place a crank call to Harvard:
Moon takes a maximalist position on Airbnb, and I think he might have a pretty good point, honestly:
Honest Ads (aka Cracked) explains how Amazog shopping really works:
Hey, if that sort of thing doesnโt bother you, check out the affiliate links for my other site for all of your shaving needs. (Yes, shameless plug.)
Mind-Expanding Drugs
Your General Knowledge of the week comes from Dawn Pine, in which Astrum explains how the worldโs geomagnetic reversals โ where the magnetic poles literally switch positions, and yes, that does happen โ will affect the world:
Death Smiles At Us Allโฆ
Your Weekly Dose of Stoicism to get you ready for the week is here:
And some more wisdom from El Guapo, aka Bas โLeevur Schott!โ Rutten on how to become mentally tougher:
Fanservice
Much to my delight, this place really is turning into a kind of community-driven site. This week, LRFotS Robert W has loads of material to share with us.
We start with a great video about Columbo, a television gumshoe that carries intrigue without mystery. Shows an iconic way to problem solve, get them to confess. Every parent should have some exposure to the โOh, and one more thingโ concept:
Think Before You Sleep uses obese kids on reality television to demonstrate how idiot parents develop broken humans. How? Because they canโt be bothered to cook a decent meal on the regular:
The Fat Electrician has a passion for Cassius Clay. Understandable. The man kept a cannon upstairs to keep the rabble out as he set about abolishing slavery:
Can oral traditions that become written gospels be trusted? InspiringPhilosophy has research and answers:
Design Theory compares designs of East vs West and answers what nobody asked: Why are Asian web pages so chaotic and western web pages so useless?
Mark Drisoll has a lot to say from 1 Kings to men about how they let women run their households:
All together now: Lego Shark, doo-doo-doo-doo, lego shark, doo-doo-doo-dooโฆ.
Spacefolk Banjo, the music you didnโt know you needed but TimbrZeal has brought to life:
4 minutes of the Ballad of Barry Allen, which proves that DC is completely useless for communicating the heart of the hero when it comes to the Flash:
Ennio Morricone was a movie score master. The Ecstasy of Gold from The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly is his finest work. Carolina Eyck brings the bacon with vocal and theremin rendition. Clark was right, any technology sufficiently advanced is indistinguishable from magic.
A more metal version? Metallica and the Ecstasy of Gold 2009:
Her Majestyโs Royal Marines, for some reason, making music rather then defence. They got one part right though, the appropriate use for lady marines is morale operations. Even let them take their masks off.
Sergio, Morricone, and Eastwood combine for the superb scene.
Poli-ticking Off
Mark Dice has clearly sorely missed doing his hilarious helium-voiced interpretation of the living Pillsbury Doughboy, Liโl Brian Stelter, who PLAINLY has not bothered to put down the damn cupcake:
The dynamic duo over at Redacted report on the rapidly growing anger felt by ordinary Poles toward their Ukrainian โbrothersโ:
Lord Razor of the Fist Clan has had QUITE enough over the sperging about the Jokerโs origin story:
PJW cannot help NOTICING something rather interesting about that story of a hockey player who got karate-kicked in the throat โ by a guy wearing ice skates โ and died from a slashed artery:
Yeah. Whenever a Black man is involved, somehow, the (((whore-media)))))))))))) insist on refusing to recognise the race of the choirboy.
Rulings from the Bench
Judge Nap has been busy as usual, gathering his panels of top-notch commentators (though I do not always agree with everything they say). We start with LTC Tony Shaffer, who discusses the likely fate of Bellendsky the Crackhead:
Maj. Scott Ritter sounds off โ LOUDLY โ on Israelโs war in Gaza:
I respect Maj. Ritter, but I will say this โ he has lost objectivity on the war in Gaza. He has a very emotional take on the FACT that Israelis are bombing innocent civilians and killing babies โ that is incontrovertible, I have seen the pictures and videos, and they are gut-wrenching and sickening.
But his views about a two-state solution, and about Israel needing to give up its nuclear weapons โ which EVERYONE knows they have, but no one wants to admit โ to achieve peace, are non-starters. Anyone with a grain of sense can look at the situation and understand pretty quickly that a Palestinian state is unsustainable and will not survive.
Capt. Matthew Hoh, formerly of the USMC, is appalled by the carnage in the Gaza Strip:
Alistair Crooke tries to figure out what the hell the Americans are trying to do in Gaza:
Larry Johnson and Ray McGovern chat at length about the failures of American diplomacy and statecraft:
Prof. John Mearsheimer has a very sensible take on the reality of China as a great power:
You donโt have to like China โ I donโt. But it does not take much to realise that China is not interested in hegemony โ it is interested primarily in mercantilist trade and commerce, and nothing more than that.
Prof. Jeffrey Sachs explains the reasoning behind these endless โsavage wars of peaceโ:
Warriorโs Rage
Col. Douglas Macgregor appeared on Natalie Brunellโs podcast to discuss a wide-ranging set of topics, including digital currencies:
I do not quite agree with these two about Bitcoin being the currency of the future โ it is not. Bitcoin is too unwieldy, slow, expensive, volatile, and difficult to use as money. It is not money, at all โ it has NONE of the core attributes of an actual currency. It is an ASSET.
But, Bitcoin DOES show us the way of the future โ in which digital, decentralised, blockchain-based currencies will be used to avoid government control over money. And that is VERY much to the good.
ะะตะด ะกะฒะฐัะปะธะฒัะน ะะพะฒะพัะธั!
Grandpa Grumpuss grumps, grumpily, about the catastrophic failures of the FUSA in the arms race with Russia โ where the Americans once led in the production of world-beating weapons, especially in the late 1970s and throughout the 1980s, today, the Americans are several generations behind in many technologies, and are utterly incapable of keeping up in other areas:
Polonium
Ania Konieczek talks to Larry Johnson about the ultimate fate of Bellendsky:
Itโs All Greek To Us
The good gentlemen of The Duran analyse at length a report from two Krauts about the Western-engineered failure of peace negotiations in the Ukrainian conflict last March:
The Bald Truth
Brian Berletic of The New Atlas reviews the collapse of American power in Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and now, to some degree, the Asia-Pacific:
Bad Medicine
Dr. John Campbell continues unpacking the excess death data, and is appalled by what he is seeing:
Dr. Suneel Dhand has some useful drinks to help you deal with anxiety:
Warriors of Faith
Tha Dizzle points out the harsh truth and reality of atheism โ that being a โfaithlessโ man, actually requires vastly MORE faith than it does to be a Christian:
This reminds me of the major issue with atheist โargumentationโ. Quite a few atheists found themselves swayed by the arguments of Bertrand Russell in Why I am Not a Christian, and turned their backs on God in the process. The problem is, if you actually analyse his โargumentsโ dispassionately, you will very quickly realise there is nothing whatsoever to them.
All Russell could come up with, in terms of his objections to Christianity, was, โMUH FEELZโ. Literally. Thatโs it. He found the commandments of God and the words of Christ to be unpleasant and hurtful, and because of that, he figured he did not want to follow the Christian faith.
That really is the sum total of atheist โargumentationโ โ โMUH FEELZ! Me donโt wanna follow skydaddy!!!โ. And that is all there is to it.
Dr. Jay Smith from PfanderFilms and Al-Fadi from CIRA International examine the earliest manuscripts of the Koran, and find the Izzlamist story of the creation of their scriptures to be totally lacking:
Bible with Brother explains the ridiculousness of the term, โJudaeo-Christianโ:
Islam Critiqued explains the process of Izzlamist indoctrination, which teaches young children how to become shahids, or martyrs, for their fake moon-god:
This sort of video comes with a serious warning โ beware of Christians telling you to take Israelโs side, or Palestineโs side. As I have pointed out repeatedly, THERE ARE NO GOOD PEOPLE IN THIS CONFLICT.
The Pali-Walis are utterly without honour and are totally agreement-non-capable. The Israelis โ especially the hardcore Ultra-Orthodox types โ generally dislike, and in many cases outright despise, Christians, and see us as nothing more than pawns to be manipulated.
Better by far to take the Russian position on all of this, call for a ceasefire and the release of all hostages, dial back tensions, and then work toward diplomatic solutions that require the Arabs to FINALLY take some damn responsibility for their โlittle brown brothersโ (not, of course, that they ever will).
The best solution to all of this would be to go back to the status quo ante wherever possible, in which the Arabs conveniently forgot about the Pali-Walis, and Israel simply continued doing what it was always doing, without any real resistance from anyone. But I fear this is unrealistic at this point โ Israeli stupidity has inflamed regional sentiments to the point where now the Arabs will never stop demanding a Palestinian state, no matter how dumb that idea is.
One good thing about refusing to take a maximalist position on the conflict in Gaza is, I can look at what both sides are saying dispassionately, and make up my own mind. Here is a rather interesting video from travelingisrael.com about the reality of Jewish life in Muslim countries:
I disagree strongly with the creator of that video about one point โ the Jews of Iran are NOT persecuted. Yes, they live under shariah law, but in fact, the Persians leave them largely alone. There is a community of somewhere between 8,000 and 30,000 Jews in Iran โ nobody knows quite how many โ and they have lived there largely (though not completely) in peace since 1979.
None of that changes the basic point raised in the video โ Jews are a persecuted people in Muslim countries, especially Sunni ones. And that is all thanks to the infamous teachings of the False Profit of the Religion of Pieces, MoโLester the Paedophile Caravan Robber.
People should never forget that MoโLester died at the hands of a Jewish woman, who served him a piece of poisoned lamb at Khaybar, according to Izzlamic traditions. The Muzzies certainly have never forgotten that.
Manly Men of Manliness
Terrence Popp has a stark warning for those men who do not listen to his wisdom โ secular though it may be, that doesnโt make him wrong:
Joker from Better Bachelor has some real reassurance for men โ just by outlasting women and refusing to participate in their insane games, we are winning:
Man Talk continues to kill it with these shorts:
Beer made using Amouranthโs vaginal yeast?!? Justโฆ whatโฆ
Jeremy from TheQuartering absolutely deserves the title of SIMP now. No ifs, ands, or buts.
Burn Paedowood to the Ground
Midnight’s Edge discusses the colossal box-office BOMB that was The Marvels โ which I hope no one here bothered to watch:
Overlord Dicktor Van Doomcock goes into full QAnon mode about the possible remake of STAR WARS by the House of the Devil Mouse:
Gary from Nerdrotic watched The Marvels, so you didnโt have to:
The Drinker does an excellent video delving into the real reasons why Batgirl got shitcanned:
Reading Too Much Into Things
Your “Science is F***ING WEIRD” moment of the week is from The Male Brain, and it is all about using anger as fuel:
โPeople often believe that a state of happiness is ideal, and the majority of people consider the pursuit of happiness a major life goal,โ said lead author Heather Lench, PhD, a professor in the department of psychological and brain sciences at Texas A&M University. โThe view that positive emotion is ideal for mental health and well-being has been prominent in lay and psychological accounts of emotion, but previous research suggests that a mix of emotions, including negative emotions like anger, result in the best outcomes.โ
The functionalist theory of emotion, which has been studied for decades, suggests that all emotions, good or bad, are reactions to events within a personโs environment and serve the purpose of alerting that person to important situations that require actions, according to Lench. Each emotion may call for a different response. For example, sadness may indicate that a person needs to seek help or emotional support, while anger may suggest they need to take action to overcome an obstacle.
To better understand the role of anger in achieving goals, researchers conducted a series of experiments involving more than 1,000 participants and analyzed survey data from more than 1,400 respondents. In each experiment, researchers elicited either an emotional response (such as anger, amusement, desire or sadness) or a neutral emotional state, and then presented participants with a challenging goal.
The research was published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.
In one experiment, participants were shown visuals designed to elicit specific emotional or neutral responses and then asked to solve a series of word puzzles. In another, the goal was to attain high scores on a skiing video game, with one game that involved challenging play (avoiding flags on a slalom course) and one easier game that involved only a jump.
Across all the experiments, anger improved peopleโs ability to reach their goals compared with a neutral condition in a variety of challenging situations. In some cases, it was associated with increased scores or shorter response times. In one experiment, it also increased cheating to achieve a better outcome.
There is a very good reason why Paul the Apostle tells us, “do not let the sun go down on your anger – be angry and do not sin”, or words to that effect. Anger, in and of itself, is not a true problem – but if you let it CONTROL you, THEN it is a problem.
Your long read of the week is a superb dissection by Jack McCord of Peter Zeihanโs nonsensical posturing as a geopolitics โexpertโ:
In the energy section, Zeihan asserts that half Russiaโs energy production relies on western firms like Halliburton. Like so many western Russia โanalysts,โ he seems to be stuck in the 1990s. If that were true, Russian oil and gas would have stopped flowing in February 2022, and the โBidenโ administration wouldnโt have had to blow up Nordstream 2 just three months after The Endโs publication.
History and geography arenโt a crystal ball. They are necessary, but far from sufficient to foretell the future, which is always hard. Like neoconservative US officials, whose propaganda he often echoes, Zeihan appears clueless about recent sociopolitical, economic and military developments that have falsified many of his key premises.
For example, heโs stuck on the Orderโs 20th-century template of naval power projection, now shattered by both Chinaโs and Russiaโs precision hypersonic missiles, as well as by Russiaโs electronic-warfare and air-defense advances. These have rendered US aircraft-carrier battle groups and amphibious task forces obsolete for near-peer warfare. Zeihan didnโt get the memo, but the US Marine Corps did, and in 2020 undertook a sweeping and controversial reorganization based on small-unit, small-boat, almost covert amphibious operations. Among other big changes, the Marines gave up all their tanks and much of their artillery, because the amphibious ships required to deliver them are now sitting ducks. The Orderโs navies have no air defenses that can reliably stop hypersonic missiles.
The Chinese navyโs primary focus is, of course, defense of its home waters. Given that the US Navy menaces Chinaโs coastline from forward bases in the first island chain, why wouldnโt the Chinese focus on meeting the threat precisely there? Given that light warships armed with modern missiles could conceivably take out an entire carrier battle group from over the horizon, why would the Chinese build carrier battle groups instead of smaller missile-armed craft?
Zeihan is the odd man out on the collapse bandwagon. Most others โ Dmitry Orlov, James Howard Kunstler, William Schryver, Larry Johnson and Andrei Martyanov โ see a healthier, safer โmultipolar worldโ emerging after the Order falls. Vladimir Putin, the Orderโs nemesis, argues that only such a multipolar world, particularly one observing Westphalian sovereignty and indivisible-security norms, can hope to preserve peace, free trade and prosperity. Zeihan, naturally, portrays a multipolar world as a sort of brutish geopolitical state of nature, red in tooth and claw.
The dispute arises from their fundamental disagreement over the nature of the Order. The multipolarists argue that the Order is neither liberal, nor โrules-based,โ nor even very orderly. Even during the Cold War, and especially afterward, US military intervention brought death, poverty and misery far more often than prosperity. (This isnโt so much contention as a matter of record.) In its quest to destroy national sovereignty, well-described here in the Russian context, the Order has spent the entire 21st century bombing and invading weak countries, often under false pretenses, and imposing economic sanctions on those too strong for it to attack directly.
Linkage is good for you:
- A group of Krauts explain how the West sabotaged the peace process in Ukraine last year, and how they have the blood of HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS on their hands;
- Tarik Cyril Amar writes a very powerful piece about how the FUSA is the greatest source of instability and conflict in the entire world โ and I think he is right;
- Larry Johnson is greatly amused by frantic Ukrainian and Western attempts to pin blame for the Nord Stream attacks on some Bela Lugosi lookalike;
- Despite the narrative about Russian troll farms back in 2016, it turns out the Americans are sponsoring troll farms IN RUSSIA, to try to sway public opinion (but itโs not working);
- Russian Market points out the harsh truth behind the Green Nude Eel โ it doesnโt work and it makes people poor, not rich;
- The Euzis are finally beginning to understand the value of borders, but only after importing millions of MOOSE-LIMBS into their midst;
- The White House has FINALLY released photos of that cocaine someone found on the premises โ but for some reason, Hunter Biden could not be found for comment;
- OBADSDL(PBUH) Voxemort the Most Malevolent and Terrible publishes a letter from a reader, explaining why George Rape Rape Martin canโt finish his fantasy saga;
- Robert Bridge cannot help but NOTICE how the Friscans keep homeless people on the streets under democracy, but a one-day visit from a โdictatorโ means clean streets;
- The HOH-LEE SAYENCE keeps changing, because it turns out so much is fake, as in the case of a recent paper involving superconducting materials;
- For the maths geeks among you โ it turns out some fairly highfalutin theoretical mathematics help us make powerful predictions in financial markets;
- The supermassive black hole at the centre of our galaxy is spinning at pretty close to the maximum rate possible;
- It is an ominous sign for Gen-Z that the most connected generation in history, is also the most lonely, and it is doing tremendous damage to them;
- Speaking of Gen-Z, they are having LOTS of problems dealing with the 9-to-5 life, which is just hilarious for those of us who have been doing it for decades;
- It is easy to blame Gen-Z for their failures, but really, the ultimate blame should probably sit with their parents;
And some more from Dawn Pine:
- We like to bag on the Chinese around here for being a low-trust bunch, but from time to time, they do prove themselves to be honourable about certain things;
- โVirgin birthโ, is supposed to be nearly impossible โ but a crocodile recently managed to do exactly that, and it is actually reasonably common among reptiles;
- It turns out the Great Sphinx statue in Giza (Iโve been there) might have somewhat natural origins, after all;
- In Amerikhastan, your tax dollars go to pay for illegal invaders, but homeless veterans and their suicides seem to be pretty unimportant;
- Everything in life really comes down to sex and death โ including being a choirboy, as it happens, and that piece is not what you might think;
- Yo dawg, I heard you like Kevin Bacon, so I found you a story about a bacon strip named Kevin Bacon being saved by Kevin Bacon;
- An American teacher continues the proud tradition of sleeping with her (female) students โ and if that wasnโt bad enough, just look at the moose, I mean, teacher, in question;
- Despite all of that nonsense about MUH SANKSHUNS!!!, it turns out the Pentaloons are actually buying lots of Russian oil;
- We are all playing the worldโs smallest violin about the fact that private equity firms spent gazillions on China, and are now stuck with bad investments there;
- I suppose it is nice of the US Army to overturn convictions a century late of Blacks who rioted over Jim Crow laws, but that probably isnโt where the priorities should be;
- Brolon MuZk appears to have gotten under the skin of Dickipedia founder Jimmy Wales, and thinks X is full of crazies and trolls;
- If you order an iPhone online, there is a small chance you will get an Android phone instead โ which strikes me as entirely justified for blowing huge money on a useless trinket, really;
- As if we didnโt have enough reason to hate the WHO already, they are looking to pay Congolese victims of sexual abuse just US$250 each;
MUH RUSHIAN KAHLOOOOOZHUN!!!
The Neo-Tsar looked quite spry and healthy โ especially given he is SEVENTY-ONE โ at the International Cultural Forum, in which he spoke at length about Russian and Slavic culture, and the great good it has brought the world:
HALO Nation
Slayergod Remy aka Mint Blitz does his thing while reviewing the latest HALO Infinite updates:
The Emperor Protects
Scholarโs Lore provides a clear explanation of the Eldar Exodites:
That’s Not Gone Well…
Wazzocks gonna wazzock:
Comedy Hour
Meme Warfare
We begin with an assemblage of awesomeness from The Male Brain, who REALLY has a bone (or three) to pick with Jackson Hinkle:
[I like Jackson Hinkle, up to a point, but he suffers from the curse of being young and stupid. This is why he blithely calls himself a Stalinist and a Communist, yet happily plugs advertisements for sponsors on his channel. Fortunately, this condition goes away with time. We were all guilty of it at least once in our lives. – Didact]
[True about the mosquitoes – but the problem is, the Russians have excellent and very credible evidence on American attempts to run biological weapons programmes in Ukraine. This is not in dispute – Victoria “Maidan Cookies/Eff the EU” Nuland admitted as much in front of the Senate last year. – Didact]
Some more on Israel vs Hummus:
[Yes, but WHO PUT THAT HQ THERE? Hint: It was ISRAEL who built that bunker, back when it ruled over the Gaza Strip in the 1980s. – Didact]
[Problem: this still counts as an effective victory for Hummus. Y’all have to kill literally every last Gazan to get them. And that ain’t-a gonna happen. – Didact]
1. Why is Israel black? We are just tanned.
2. How many wars have Ukraine been involved in in the past decades? (Crickets)
3. Does Russia want to murder all Ukraine citizens? (Crickets)
[Yeah. Sneako is a colossal dumbass, as anyone who listens to him for more than about thirty seconds can quickly figure out. – Didact]
[Does that justify killing thousands of children? – Didact]
Some more generic stuff:
And now some more from Robert W:
Well, I shall take that advice, then:
2. That’s what the Bible says MILLSTONES are for
Animal Planet
Your aminules are adorkable moment of the week:
And also your animals are absolute DICKS moment of the week, to balance things out:
The Lords of Steel
Gym beast props this week go to Andrew Hause:
Ass-Kicking of the Eight Limbs
They See Me Rollin’โฆ
Palate Cleansers
Axe Me Anything
Drumlines
I donโt know where they get the idea of Will Ferrell making an appearance in there โ that is Chad Smith, and he is a completely different guy.
Orchestrations
Worldbeats
BOOM! Headshot!!!
Jump-Starts
Livin’ in the Land of the Metal Gods
Rock Out With Your Glock Out
Hot Totty
Finally, here is your Instathot to get the week off to a suitably silly start. This is Arina Nazarova (ะัะธะฝะฐ ะะฐะทะฐัะพะฒะฐ), roughly age 28, apparently originally from Moscow, now living between Moscow and Dubai. (And you know what that latter part means.) She does modelling and Instathottery.
OK, chaps, thatโs all, get off your butts and back to work now.
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I played a lot of Battlefield 1942 back in the day and eventually found my niche as an engineer tank driver. The key strategy was to keep your distance until you took out the threat, then park somewhere safe, hop out, and pull out your wrench to repair the damage. I could bring 3-4 other tanks down like this before they finally got me. Damn, I miss that game.
a bit of a counterpoint on the T-14
https://youtu.be/-opSlCGLGQ4?si=DwUksFSac3pPQOgl&t=428
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keeping in mind that Lazerpig is bit of an anti-commieboo.