Yeah construction is still pretty bad around your federal building, that whole block could be closed for… years. Water main, you understand.
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If that’s on the list add The Maxx
Quiet quitting by blue states.
Are you saying a raccoon from Ohio wouldn’t be expected to have a pipe?
Closed 2 Weeks for Renovations.
If you enjoyed cocaine bear, you’ll love meth panda, coming this fall.
Look at this stuff, isn’t it neat?
Wouldn’t you say my collection’s complete?
Wouldn’t you say I’m the girl, the girl who has everything?
I’ve got russian subs and helicopters. Bridges parts and train cars a plenty.
Russian surface ship? Over twenty.
But who cares? No big deal. I want mooooore.
I want to go where the yankees are
See them take fire and start dodging, juking
Losing their planes to those… what do you call them?
Oh yeah…. Anser Alwah Houthis.
Ever since the ocean was invented, naval combat vessels have focused on staying above the water. While some may claim this excludes submarines, this in fact accounts for the fact a submarine is not a naval combat vessel, it is a torpedo-storage container full of gay men.
However, recent trends in russian naval tactics have seen their black sea fleet deploying under the ocean, using its depths to hide like the fragile and majestic octopus. Deep ocean ship deployments have been increasing over the parts few years, and offer a benefit of excellent cover, stable positioning, and - bonus - resupply needs greatly reduce as well.
Naval aviators tend to hate the ocean, because it is not the air, but as navies redeploy their fleets underwater (there are rumors india and pakistan may soon experiment with this technology), the only answer is deploy air assets to watch them.
All of them are publicity stunted.
I’d argue security through obscurity was gone by 2000, for anything that can be pinged.
I’m fairly sure if something dangerous is shot at you, dodging like Neo in the matrix is a normal response, even if you’re confident of shooting it down.
Because what if you don’t?