This guy’s mom
This guy’s mom
The sunken jets cause a hazard to fishing trawlers, ensnaring their nets and disrupting their catch, thereby putting economic pressure on the adversary and creating food insecurity among enemy pescatarians. This is the peak of hybrid warfare.
Or diesel, in a petrol car. It’s a heck of a lot less suspicious to be pouring diesel from a fuel can than it is to be pouring a big ol bag of sugar.
Classic murphys law.
Me:.I love fallout.
Them: oh yeah, which one?
Me: the black Ash containing radioactive milleau that will bring sweet death to us all.
Them: …
Me: Also new vegas
Sometimes I get tired of trying to focus and just zone out, hoping something useful gets done while I’m away.
Most people are assuming that her default skin tone is that of the foster mother. Pretty sure with enough makeup and studio lighting you canake a naturally tanned person look pretty pale.
It is not until you can see the head crowning that you can safely assume she is pregnant.
I make my own out of gasoline and frozen orange juice concentrate
Can’t believe you’d say it out loud, with a hard ‘R’ and all!
And Afghanistan
I do not want to go where there is no anaesthetic
You will regret it in 500 years though.
“What if Left, but worse and racist?”
I’m reading “Lost In Shangri La”, It’s a true story about an army plane carrying a lot of womens army corps personnel that crashed in the highland valley of Baliem in New Guinea, a place that almost nobody knows exists, inhabbited by uncontacted cannibal tribes, and surrounded by thousands of guerilla-style embedded Japanese troops. The three survivors, two men and one woman suffer horrific injuries and gangrene, and are on the verge of death when the US army parachutes a bunch of paratroopers in to treat the survivors, with no established plan to extract them. The mountains are far too high for helicopter extraction, and there’s nowhere to land a plane in the jungle.
I recently got done reading “The Day I fell From the Sky”, a story about a german teenager who was the sole survivor of a mid air plane explosion who survived her plunge into the jungle and self-rescued over the course of like 2 weeks.
Next up is “Cannibals are Human” by Helen Mcleod, an expedition back into Papua New Guinea. So I guess I’m on a bit of a jungle vibe this month.