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Ted Cruz reveals himself as the zodiac killer, expelling all doubt

Ted Cruz reveals himself as the zodiac killer, expelling all doubt

I've not tried too many, but that's largely because I've not found myself to be a fan of the concept either.  Other stuff though I'm fine as being turn-based.  Recently downloaded a GBA emulator, have been playing through Advance Wars 1 and 2 and have been largely enjoying myself

I have no idea how it's only now that I realized that I can make billboard builds for lulz.

I have no idea how it's only now that I realized that I can make billboard builds for lulz.

I have no idea how it's only now that I realized that I can make billboard builds for lulz.

I have no idea how it's only now that I realized that I can make billboard builds for lulz.

Yeah, I was going to say that this is certainly not the first time I've seen EU folks talking about their need for an EU army.  Our boy Jean-Claude Junker has talked about it in the past on several occassions.

 
Coincidence?  I think not!

Yeah, I was going to say that this is certainly not the first time I've seen EU folks talking about their need for an EU army.  Our boy Jean-Claude Junker has talked about it in the past on several occassions.

 
Coincidence?  I think not!

The hilarious thing about crossout is how this abomination is more effective than it has any right to be.  Turns like a boat, but has the unintended bonus of forcing people to either do damage or target my guns, not both.
 

Yeah, I was going to say that this is certainly not the first time I've seen EU folks talking about their need for an EU army.  Our boy Jean-Claude Junker has talked about it in the past on several occassions.

 
Coincidence?  I think not!

Spading a vehicle in WT is the same as acing one in WoT.  Talismans premiumify a tank, though only in regards to boosts RP earnings.  Unlike WoT, gaijin actually gives you some numbers to go off of to know how much a vehicle will make or how much it'll cost to repair.  Unlike normal vehicles, I do not believe that premiums suffer any from researching lower tier vehicles, so a tier 5 prem shouldn't have that issue.  Both premium and normal vehicles are horrible at researching vehicles 2 or more tiers higher.
 
I will say that I wouldn't limit myself to only a tier 5 premium, I'd consider tier 3 or 4 as well.  It is nice to have some tanks beyond a single premium to flesh out your lineup with, and past tier 2, the difference between what premiums earn isn't as large as you'd expect.  It wouldn't help with actually researching high tiers, but if you needed cash, you could run a lineup of multiple tier 3 premiums.
 
 
 
 

I'm just waiting for us to declare war on the EU too since they rigged our election by saying they don't like Trump.

I'm just waiting for us to declare war on the EU too since they rigged our election by saying they don't like Trump.

I'm just waiting for us to declare war on the EU too since they rigged our election by saying they don't like Trump.

The orange and black likely means that he's an anarchist of the mutualist variety.

It's hard to tell from that angle, but the driver position does have some armor in front of it cut out.  Turret by the gun is pretty weak.  100mm right by the mantlet, 250mm with no special armor if you're a little less centered.
 

On a somewhat related note, here's Ted Cruz
 

 
The tweet itself is obviously nsfw, but you should be able to find it if you want easily enough.
 

I've got that  ａｍｅｒｉｃａ   ａｅｓｔｈｅｔｉｃ going on

I've got that  ａｍｅｒｉｃａ   ａｅｓｔｈｅｔｉｃ going on

Had a guy from Honeywell come to campus today just to talk about the place.  Went because I figured it'd be good to go to, was expecting talk on fans and RF scanners, instead was given talk on nuclear weapons.  Their branch of Honeywell (FM&T) is that one in Kansas City that builds pretty much all of the non-nuclear bits for our nukes.  Of all the talks I've sat around for so far, this one was certainly the one I found most interesting.  
 
The guy talking was some graduate of where I'm going and works with their enviromental testing stuff.  I knew nukes were built to not accidentally go boom, but hearing how they actually test it helps you appreciate how much they're built with that in mind.  I should have taken notes on some of the figures dropped, but they were fairly impressive.   Also fun is the guy apparently spent one of his interviews talking nothing but guns the whole time with the HR dude.
 
I should probably read up on nuke stuff.

Had a guy from Honeywell come to campus today just to talk about the place.  Went because I figured it'd be good to go to, was expecting talk on fans and RF scanners, instead was given talk on nuclear weapons.  Their branch of Honeywell (FM&T) is that one in Kansas City that builds pretty much all of the non-nuclear bits for our nukes.  Of all the talks I've sat around for so far, this one was certainly the one I found most interesting.  
 
The guy talking was some graduate of where I'm going and works with their enviromental testing stuff.  I knew nukes were built to not accidentally go boom, but hearing how they actually test it helps you appreciate how much they're built with that in mind.  I should have taken notes on some of the figures dropped, but they were fairly impressive.   Also fun is the guy apparently spent one of his interviews talking nothing but guns the whole time with the HR dude.
 
I should probably read up on nuke stuff.

I finally got what I needed to make my first purple parts, have a set of tracks.  I've found myself enjoying a radiator+little boy+rapier setup.  I originally had this on 8 wheels, but now I've got it on tracks and it's a whole lot more tanky (and slow).  I was originally working towards a fat man next, but I've come to realize that a triple rapier build would be pretty strong.

Was running some errands today different than the usual, came across this particular B-29.  Photo is pulled from google and not what I took since I wasn't able to actually get out and look at the thing.  Did get to drive pretty close to it, but that's about it.  There's also what I assume is an AH-1F a mile from my campus, I should check it out sometime when I move back.  Funnily enough, it's not listed on wikipedia's list on AH-1s on display.
 

 
 

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