That's kind of the point of this thread I'm glad we're having a consensus.
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You fools! It's still embedded in the ice. It just appears invisible because it's underwater. Don't you guys know how ice works? Sheesh.
fun fact, the US military maintains and employs many aquatic non human mammalians.
But the reason Germany was so full of those scientists is because Germany lacked access to good coal seams and to petroleum reserves and also its massive dye industry from the 1800s. In a similar fashion, Germany learned to use metals like magnesium because they were abundant while pure iron was not
I mean they did have better machining and chemistry infrastructure, but that's more of a result of poor material conditions forcing inovations. Their presses and processes were really good. We did beat them easily with slightly worse technology because we could mass produce it. The US had more crudely tooled industry but we had a lot more industrial capacity.
One of the major looted items after the war from both the US and the Soviets was the shrviving German metallurgists and chemists. Both also looted tooling and machinery.
Operation paperclip was a lot more than rocket scientists
If you could be so kind as to list the number of times NATO has gone on an offensive war, I'll be waiting.
Russia has a history of invading its neighbors, with several notable examples including the Soviet invasions of Hungary in 1956, Czechoslovakia in 1968, and Afghanistan in 1979. More recently, Russia invaded and occupied Crimea in 2014 and has been involved in conflicts in Georgia and Ukraine.
Trains actually have speed limits
It's fresh mozzarella
Before you dive off that cliff. You might want to start with the mainstream furry fandom. Start with Pawb.social
This is what we call long-term investment a taxman wins once you have kids
Dip as in slightly lower your hips because they are dancing in sync.
He means squat
dip /dip/ verb 1. put or let something down quickly or briefly in or into (liquid).
But also dip as in leave the establishment/ building
Dip
to leave or depart, often quickly or suddenly