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If you're sitting down with a calculator, metric and base 10 make great sense, and multiply/divide ops by decimal shifting are incredibly easy. If you're trying to make something, being able to divide by as wide a set of fractions as possible is great.

How's that go?

The method of defining the measurements is largely irrelevant to how useful they are. The ease of dividing by 2, 3, 4, 6, or 12 on the other hand...

Surprisingly decent: Bread Jelly/Jam Toast Jelly/Jam Bread All the doughy fun of bread without being a textureless mess. PB can be added with the jelly.

I meant to make a play on god willing there. Because it'd take an act of god for it to kill an IFV.

IFV fighter, bad electronics fit permitting.

It's kind of neat to see how bright the areas by the coast are, and especially the islands of Taiwan, Japan and Korea.

Japanese light citadels are capable of good games but they die so fast.

This is the first time I've heard of an overlap between artillery and things that float that isn't being attached.

Yeah, there's a lot of people who feel really entitled to games catering to their sexual tastes.

Isn't that decided by how spiffy the pistol firing it looks?

Honestly the US light cruisers where you can drill whatever cruisers you can see in the citadel but still angle successfully to prevent the same are the correct choice.

Fantasy: something happens to make the F-22 buy magically get uncrippled.

Same. This is literally more my name than any permutation of my actual name.

Good decision. Also literally never not fire AP at those dinky light cruisers.

We've only tried at a relatively tricky time for it, and we try not to kick cans down the road. Mileage may vary on whether that's good or bad. Some of the proceeds of kicked cans have been spectacularly awful.

If he can hit.

True, light MG is the ShVAK in 12.7, heavy is in 20mm. Parts commonality!

I was going to make a joke and go for maximum firepower. The ShVAK in 12.7 is a perfectly acceptable heavy machine gun, right?

If you're gonna replace a rad fan, I'd be tempted to go with either something from the noiseblocker line or ek's vardar fan, which is basically a gentle typhoon. Potentially feed this thing into google translate.

Oh god. You need a drink.

Surprise twist: they're still flying tomcats. For Iran, because that's the only ones left flying them.

I hear that works pretty well.

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But yeah, if you don't want to get fancy, Noctua's a pretty safe pick albeit optimized for noise not temperatures. I can't help but think that that thermaltake isn't optimized for looks over both.