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Onvacation
2022 Jul 15, 9:21pm
Onvacation
2022 Jul 15, 9:21pm
Check out blood with drum magazine about 6 seconds in.
BLACK LIVES MATTER!
BLACK LIVES MATTER!
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Onvacation
2022 Jul 15, 9:25pm
Onvacation
2022 Jul 15, 9:25pm
Didn't know where to put this other than the humor thread.
At what point did things get so fucked up?
At what point did things get so fucked up?
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Ceffer
2022 Jul 16, 10:53am
Ceffer
2022 Jul 16, 10:53am
Ukrainian war humor: "The boots refused to be denazified on this crispy Ukrainian individual hit by an ATGM"
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stereotomy
2022 Jul 16, 10:59am
stereotomy
2022 Jul 16, 10:59am
Ceffer says
She wouldn't have died if she kept incriminating evidence of Hillary's treason to herself.
Hat tip to the other post.
Putin throws Ivana Trump down the stairs of her apartment:https://t.me/gatewaypunditofficial/15409
She wouldn't have died if she kept incriminating evidence of Hillary's treason to herself.
Hat tip to the other post.
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Ceffer
2022 Jul 16, 4:11pm
Ceffer
2022 Jul 16, 4:11pm
Booger says
All losers. Nobody does it like Biden.
New sport in Delaware. It's called the Biden bike challenge:
All losers. Nobody does it like Biden.
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richwicks
2022 Jul 16, 5:05pm
richwicks
2022 Jul 16, 5:05pm
@Ceffer - the moon missions were very short - they basically spent 24 hours on the moon and they didn't do it at "noon" for the moon either.
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Ceffer
2022 Jul 16, 5:38pm
Ceffer
2022 Jul 16, 5:38pm
richwicks says
In space vacuum, anything exposed to solar radiation directly goes up hundreds of degrees above zero. Anything in shadow goes down hundreds of degrees below zero. Solar radiation is not democratic in a vacuum. We have an atmosphere that buffers temperature. The moon has no atmosphere.
The question is, did those flimsy appearing suits actually have cooling and buffering capacity to counter such wild swings of temperature? The plausibility of such is doubtful.
@Ceffer - the moon missions were very short - they basically spent 24 hours on the moon and they didn't do it at "noon" for the moon either.
In space vacuum, anything exposed to solar radiation directly goes up hundreds of degrees above zero. Anything in shadow goes down hundreds of degrees below zero. Solar radiation is not democratic in a vacuum. We have an atmosphere that buffers temperature. The moon has no atmosphere.
The question is, did those flimsy appearing suits actually have cooling and buffering capacity to counter such wild swings of temperature? The plausibility of such is doubtful.
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