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How liable would this be? 2016-06-27 01:17:56 Post No.30414253
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How liable would this be?
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Given the technology, how useful would a lightsaber really be?
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watch the movies and find out
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>>30414253
Can you use it to stop a bullet? No? Then it just became an expensive machete
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>>30414253
Without the whole jedi powers thing, useless.
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How would /k/ destroy a BETA hive, assuming via some type of timeline fuckery you know their abilities & limits?
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I don't want to destroy 4chan though
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>>30413874
Air superiority
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I have no idea what that is, my first thought is to hit it with a nuke cruise missile.
Are knives still deadly in the modern world?
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>>30413674
No, they have been non-lethal since 1987.
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>>30413674
Push one really hard into your chest. Make sure it's made of steel.
Reply back on your results.
Then again, don't bother.
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>>30413674
no. i cut myself with one last week and i still haven't bled out
>"Hey guys it's Alex C with TFB tv"
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Does anyone else find his voice soothing?
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>>30413424
Is it bad that I like his vids
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>>30413566
No
>>30413579
Yes
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There is virtually no reason whatsoever why this shouldn't be made into some carrier/battleship hybrid. Put 6-700 AA missiles on it, 6-10 CIWS, at least one turret with 3x 20 inch guns and a couple hundred anti ship missiles.
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>>30413158
>no reason
except for increased manning for maintenance on more guns, more radars, more space for storage for munitions in addition to supporting a whole air wing. That's why that shit gets delegated to other ships.
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I miss the days when carriers had dakka.
But modern carrier doctine is strongly against having a carrier near artillery range for obvious reasons.
I think carriers should carry VLS cells and have twice the RAM or whatever as well as twice the countermeasures for torpedoes.
But then escorts wouldn't be needed.
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>>30413158
>same shitpost, different day
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Currently living in NY with my wife, looking to move to a state laxer in gun control that's more affordable in general (though I'm told 80% of states are less expensive to live in than NY) and further south. Might move a ways a bit to Vermont, save up, and then move deep south.
Thinking of the following states. In terms of job opportunity, gun laws, and affordability, which would /k/ recommend?
>Ohio
>Virginia/West Virginia
>Delaware
>North Carolina
QT pic unrelated, but eye-catching.
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>laxer in gun control
SHALL
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>>30412871
West Virginia and North Carolina are probably your best bets.
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>>30412871
West Virginia, but make sure you work in either Maryland or Virginia so you can get a massive increase in wages.
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Polygon: going full retard over guns again 2016-06-26 23:05:05 Post No.30412863
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Polygon: going full retard over guns again
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http://www.polygon.com/2016/6/24/12012888/guns-games-violence-questions
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>violent video games
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gARtoXjGOnQ
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>>30412863
Did Jack Thompson's strategy somehow get resurrected or some shit? I thought we put this behind us
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Teams are always fucking stacked in mass shootings.
Hello, /k/. I'm currently planning on buying a Polish P-64 Makarov and maybe even conceal carrying it, if it's not shite. What have been your experiences with them? I
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The DA trigger pull is crazy heavy. I've never had it jam on me and 9x18 would be adequate for carry.
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>>30412584
What would you compare the recoil to? And also, what kind of groups were you able to hold.
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>>30412553
buy a real milsurp bulgy or EG makarov.
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What will be the load-out of the WW-3 soldier?
Will it be less than the modern soldier due to budget/resource constraints and millions of conscripts?
Let's assume we are using modern technology.
Speaking of technology, will development and deployment of 'near-future tech' (exosuits, smart guns, autonomous drones, etc.) will be rushed during the war?
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>>30412373
Hide shield, club, atlatl, several javelins
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This, cuz these need to exist.
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>>30412377
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The Legacy Of Phil Schneider 2016-06-26 21:58:53 Post No.30412143
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The Legacy Of Phil Schneider
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Copypasta from the reddit fringe zone. /k/ related because it involves green/black berets, secret military ops, bioengineering facilities, fringe theories, government woo woo and rare Dale Gribble-like lost based legends of the 80's and early 90's when the world was a different kind of magical place. I feel like gun shows always had a nice little section cut out for folks like that.
Phil Schneider was a geologist and explosives engineer who confessed to having been directly involved in the construction of 13 underground U.S. government facilities, carrying a level 3 security clearance. He reputedly worked in S-4, Area 51, and Los Alamos during his time as a government official. In 1979, he was assigned to Dulce, New Mexico to work on the tunnel for a bioengineering facility.
While working there he claimed to have been one of only three survivors of a conflict that would later take place between 67 secret service agents, green berets and black berets and a group of EBE's (extraterrestrial biological entities) that were encamped there for over 500 years after arriving on Earth. Phil Schneider broke his silence after 15 years when in the mid 1990's he traveled around the country to share his story and warn Americans that, to this day, there is a war being fought between the world power's and the Grey Aliens.
After promulgating this information there were purportedly 11 attempts on his life. On January 17, 1996 he was found dead in his apartment, a catheter wrapped around his neck 3 times and tied in a knot, after having been on disability during a long battle with cancer. His death was ruled a suicide. Phil would often tell his friends and relatives, that if he ever "committed suicide" you would know that he had been murdered.
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Claims and Accusations against the U.S. Government:
In his national lectures, Phil Schneider spoke of the Alien Agenda which he claimed was to take over this planet and exterminate 7/8's of the world's population by the year 2029. His other claims include:
1.) The American government concluded a treaty with "gray" aliens in 1954. This mutual cooperation pact is called the Grenada Treaty.
2. ) The space shuttle has been producing special alloys in orbit. A vacuum is needed for the creation of these special metals, thereby justifying the mandate for a large, permanently manned space station.
3.) Much of our stealth aircraft technology was developed by back-engineering crashed alien craft.
4.) AIDS was a population control virus invented by the National Ordinance Laboratory in Chicago, Illinois.
5.) Unbeknownst to just about everyone, the US government has an earthquake device. Neither the 1995 Kobe earthquake nor the 1989 San Francisco quake had a pulse wave.
6.) The World Trade Center bomb blast and the Oklahoma City blast were achieved using small nuclear devices. The melting and pitting of the concrete and the extrusion of metal supporting rods indicated this. (Schneider's forte, he claimed, was explosives.)
Source: projectcamelot.org
After his death, Phil Schneider's wife claimed the CIA entered her home and took with them, the lecture notes, photographs, and many of the objects he would bring to his lectures that he claimed were of alien origin.
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Although I'm almost entirely certain that his story is bs in some way, I was always extremely impressed with the sheer expansiveness and detail of the conspiracy he claimed to be a part of.
There was always an answer for every question given, and that always made me wonder just how much of it was made up
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Did he provide any hard evidence?
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>be American
>try to develop 50 cal machine gun that isn't fuck huge and heavy
>fail
>give up
>go home
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Why do you want one that isn't huge and heavy?
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>>30412103
>Why do you want one that isn't huge and heavy?
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>>30412083
>Be anyone
>Try to improve on M2
>Succeeded
>M2 still fucking awesome
>Put the new gun on a shelf.
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/k/ Approved Movies/TV/Books 2016-06-26 21:29:08 Post No.30411823
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/k/ Approved Movies/TV/Books
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Ill start us off.
This was pretty good. Only movie I ever liked Shia Labeuf in. If I had to describe it in one phrase I would say. "A bunch of douche bags in a tank" or "Best job I ever had."
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Kino's journey is great. Although some of the weapons are not drawn the greatest.
TFW no qt revolver wielding daughteru.
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>Furry
>/k/ approved
Oh lol no.
The battle scenes were hilarious, something you'd expect out of a comic book adaptation. Don't even know why they bothered pulling that DAK early Tiger I out of storage.
It's got the same theme as Kelly's Heros. Kind of a mockery of war films.
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>>30411841
Any suggestions for other movies to watch?
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What does /k/ think about stippling? 2016-06-26 21:02:30 Post No.30411570
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What does /k/ think about stippling?
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Are there more effective grip customizations? Crosshatch, skate deck tape and intertube tape come to mind.
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I think it is functional, but a lot of the home jobs people do I find distasteful. I use grip tape (silicon carbide or rubberized) on my guns since I want to be able to go back to stock for sale if I want/need to.
Professional grip work I can get down with since most tend to look like something you may find on a purpose driven factory gun.
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I would never stipple any of my glocks. It looks absolutely awful, and is a permanent modification to the frame. Also, when you remove material, then burn holes in it, it weakens the frame. I bet I could crush the grip on even the most professionally Stippled glock.
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>>30411570
I'd go with grip tape first, just to see if you like sandpaper on your gun. Then, if you like it, then you can get it stippled if you so choose.
Personally, I'd use grip tape in case I wanted to sell it.
>>30411638 speaks the truth, most hope stipple jobs are decent at best and shit at worst. If you want stippling, get it done by someone who knows what they're doing.
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Has there ever been a battle in history decided mainly by the fact that one side's soldiers were tougher (had more guts/were thicker skin/etc.) than the soldiers on the other side?
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The emu wars.
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most of them
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I've been trying to make an accurate replica of a first world war trench for awhile now.
Pic related is what I've got so far but I wanted to know what you guys think I can do or improvements.
I do plan on making it much deeper (at least 7 feet) with sand bags,barbed wire, and a dugout to sleep in.
All tips are appreciated
(my area is mainly made up of clay btw)
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>Pic related is what I've got so far but I wanted to know what you guys think I can do or improvements.
Rent a backhoe, or conscript a company's worth of men to help you
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>>30410736
dig faster maggot, also use the clay to crate bricks
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>>30410755
>dig faster
i was thinking the same. thats barely usable for a latrine