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You know a lot about balls. You like the back seam, huh?

re: Former Vols QB, trolling the internet

Posted by rmnldr on 4/19/25 at 5:19 am
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One of these is Nico in 2024. The other is LSU's Danny Etling in 2017. Both were along for the ride, not driving. 1 of them just didn't know it


Shows how underrated Danny Etling was :bow:

re: Austin Metcalf’s Father Swatted

Posted by rmnldr on 4/18/25 at 9:52 am
They hate white people

re: Our DL looks huge

Posted by rmnldr on 4/18/25 at 8:59 am
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I’m imagining big men in my head. We look great



I’m imagining them too :drool:

re: Free Speech and Criticism of Israel

Posted by rmnldr on 4/15/25 at 12:13 pm
It’s a dangerous slippery slope and these people and organizations have too much power and influence in our country. It’s anti-American to punish people for dissent or opinions regardless of who it’s for.

re: Toilet Paper chronicles…

Posted by rmnldr on 4/14/25 at 9:41 pm
Sometimes I come in from work not even having to shite and sit on the bidet to refresh myself. Truly living in the 21st century with a bidet.

re: Best “Swamp Arse” treatments?

Posted by rmnldr on 4/12/25 at 10:08 am
Get a bidet first off. Wiping alone isn’t enough. You need to wash the microbes out of your arse with running water.
Trump is mastering strategic ambiguity. Almost everything is a head fake. If you’re trying to keep the wolves at bay while you build yourself back up this is how you do it.
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She's greedy. Only Fans coming soon

re: Tomorrow will be lovely

Posted by rmnldr on 4/6/25 at 6:31 pm
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"The stock market isn't the economy"

-Democrats, 2017-2020


This - a thousand times this.
Tornado appears to be on the ground near Muscle Shoals/Florence
Beyond just the Houthis, a journalist having info about patterns for putting into the air a strike package and when the carriers are vulnerable before a strike, the range they’re launching from (derived from time on target), etc. is a massive failure. China likely knows a lot about our carrier ops but knowing when and where to expect the carriers before a strike is a spicy meatball and will help them with war gaming and ultimately help them with the carrier killing missiles.
That’s fascinating. So use of Signal was fine? So the problem is just the journalist being in the chat?
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Team Trump needs to communicate with comms the CIA didn't create.


This is the most disturbing reality of this. Why did they feel the need to use Signal in the first place?
It being revealed to a journalist in an insecure chat about when a carrier is commencing flight ops is a big fricking deal.
It’s a big problem. It’s worrying that they were using something like Signal in the first place. It not being secure and then not recognizing who was in the chat is worse.

Personally I can’t blame the journalist at all. That’s what they do.

Our leaders have to do better. It doesn’t make you a leftist to want our side held accountable for being stupid. This isn’t the time to double down on it and continually try to discredit it. Acknowledge the mistake, make corrections, move on.
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but it is a stretch to claim the F35 routinely beats the F22. If this were true, it would be more talked about, as those responsible for the F35 would have every incentive to advertise it. The F22 is superior in every aspect of air to air combat. This is partly why we won’t sell the F22 to foreign nations, despite them being on the record as desiring it.


It's rare that they ever go against each other anyway. When they do, the F-35 snipes the F-22 BVR with its better sensors. If the 22 can close in and make it a dog fight it'll win every time. But make no mistake, the 35 has killed the 22 plenty. What's truly beautiful is seeing the 35 and 22 work together.

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I stated in terms of money spent vs goals achieved, it is a failure, and I stand by that. No program in the Air Force’s history has experienced more cost overruns and problems.


Except that no one actually thinks it's a failure. It's actually a smashing success. I guarantee you that no one who has gone against the 35 thinks it's a failure.

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To be honest, we are in an age where he who has the best radar wins so it’s all sort of beside the point.


And this is how I know you don't know what you're talking about. The fact that the 35 doesn't have to rely on its radar is one of the reasons why it's so successful. The 22 while possessing a powerful radar suite gets pistol-whipped in long range because it lacks the sensor suite the 35 has.

ETA: Maybe pistol-whipped is a little harsh. And I should give more credit to the 35 WVR. The 35 can shoot from any angle due to the helmet and sensor setup which is a huge advantage. I will say that the 22 still has the better stealth characteristics but it's very very hard to hide from the 35's sensors and is just as hard to detect as the 22 when it's completely passive, something the 22 can't do unless it has support.