it sounds like a word a person with the intellect of a 14 year old would use to try and coin something sounding 'scientific' or 'smart'.
thats what you get from soldiers who try to write books.
either way he makes a lot of valid arguments in the book. quite a good read.
either way he makes a lot of valid arguments in the book. quite a good read.
It reminds me of the multikill names from halo
Killtacular
Killtrocity
Killimanjaro
Killtacular
Killtrocity
Killimanjaro
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Kill Bill.
who reads a book like that anyway cybargs. it seems like something shifty would have on his bedside table. "gotta prepare myself to be an ice cold killer".
the book isn't about becoming about an "ice cold killer" but more on how soldiers get PTSD from not seeing their buddies die, but killing people and how people normally couldn't kill another human being without extreme conditioning. now we got the conditioning part solved, were dealing with hte aftermath of soldiers getting PTSD.Uzique The Lesser wrote:
who reads a book like that anyway cybargs. it seems like something shifty would have on his bedside table. "gotta prepare myself to be an ice cold killer".
if it was a consequence of a conflict like ww2, i would have sympathy. however i tend to have a lot less for soldiers that opt-in for things like iraq-afghan. that's just personally profiting off the most illegitimate form of conflict and misery.
Somehow I recently was reading about two-time Medal of Honor winner Smedley Butler and recalled this quote from him about his service in the military.Uzique The Lesser wrote:
if it was a consequence of a conflict like ww2, i would have sympathy. however i tend to have a lot less for soldiers that opt-in for things like iraq-afghan. that's just personally profiting off the most illegitimate form of conflict and misery.
Smedley Butler (seriously, that name is insane) wrote:
I spent 33 years and four months in active military service and during that period I spent most of my time as a high class muscle man for Big Business, for Wall Street and the bankers. In short, I was a racketeer, a gangster for capitalism. I helped make Mexico and especially Tampico safe for American oil interests in 1914. I helped make Haiti and Cuba a decent place for the National City Bank boys to collect revenues in. I helped in the raping of half a dozen Central American republics for the benefit of Wall Street. I helped purify Nicaragua for the International Banking House of Brown Brothers in 1902-1912. I brought light to the Dominican Republic for the American sugar interests in 1916. I helped make Honduras right for the American fruit companies in 1903. In China in 1927 I helped see to it that Standard Oil went on its way unmolested. Looking back on it, I might have given Al Capone a few hints. The best he could do was to operate his racket in three districts. I operated on three continents.
what a life.
i wish there was a way to make fruit ripen in a minute. this mango on my desk is taunting me
Put it in a closed plastic bag. The ethylene gas it's slowly giving off will be trapped and help ripen it faster.Winston_Churchill wrote:
i wish there was a way to make fruit ripen in a minute. this mango on my desk is taunting me
Doesn't work for every fruit, but I'd bet it works on mangoes.
Last edited by -CARNIFEX-[LOC] (2013-04-23 12:07:06)
yeah but thats more of a 1-2 day solution. i want what a microwave is to reheating
Shit guys, it's my golden birthday. Gotta eat some Golden Grahams, watch Golden Girls, take a golden shower... everything.
william shakespeare was born and died on this day, today.
and that st. george fella gon' stuck a dragon on his poker.
not a bad day to quote a sonnet or three...
and that st. george fella gon' stuck a dragon on his poker.
not a bad day to quote a sonnet or three...
shakespeare session
http://mixlr.com/signifying-nothing/
http://mixlr.com/signifying-nothing/
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Bard's got some sick beats, yo.
John Oliver and Max Planck were born today, too! ... and Michael Moore and Timothy Mcveigh.
John Oliver and Max Planck were born today, too! ... and Michael Moore and Timothy Mcveigh.
Except you're nowhere near as poetic!
I'll listen for a while, I've got time to kill this afternoon.
The shape of an eye in front of the ocean, digging for stones and throwing them against its window pane. Take it down dreamer, take it down deep. - Other Families
shakespeare would have listened to death metal and techno if he was around today. he was a futurist kinda guy.Pochsy wrote:
Except you're nowhere near as poetic!
I'll listen for a while, I've got time to kill this afternoon.
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Go to the next workshop with a gas welder and fill up that plastic bag with ethylene (the most commonly used fuel).Winston_Churchill wrote:
yeah but thats more of a 1-2 day solution. i want what a microwave is to reheating-CARNIFEX-[LOC] wrote:
Put it in a closed plastic bag. The ethylene gas it's slowly giving off will be trapped and help ripen it faster.Winston_Churchill wrote:
i wish there was a way to make fruit ripen in a minute. this mango on my desk is taunting me
Doesn't work for every fruit, but I'd bet it works on mangoes.
Then place that bag over your head and use a zip tie lock. You'll dream about mangoes before the end.globefish23 wrote:
Go to the next workshop with a gas welder and fill up that plastic bag with ethylene (the most commonly used fuel).Winston_Churchill wrote:
yeah but thats more of a 1-2 day solution. i want what a microwave is to reheating-CARNIFEX-[LOC] wrote:
Put it in a closed plastic bag. The ethylene gas it's slowly giving off will be trapped and help ripen it faster.
Doesn't work for every fruit, but I'd bet it works on mangoes.
I'm going to celebrate William Shakespeare's deathday by watching Willow or Avatar.
I think he would've been a belieberUzique The Lesser wrote:
shakespeare would have listened to death metal and techno if he was around today. he was a futurist kinda guy.Pochsy wrote:
Except you're nowhere near as poetic!
I'll listen for a while, I've got time to kill this afternoon.
if anyone sees ken tell him i'm looking for him
last seen in the basketball thread, cryingDauntless wrote:
if anyone sees ken tell him i'm looking for him