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on the note of seasonal drinks.
brew a cup of tea with a cinnamon stick in the cup.
that makes me pop flyin'.

I meant the tires. You would need grenade proof tires then to have a chance. At which point the army would probably just shoot the vehicle with 20mm HE-AP run flats would be ok in most grenade situations, just ask crews of the US Stryker vehicles. I read the specs of the armor and the local enforce...

I just thought I should throw this thread out there. It is pictures of weapons and equipment seized in Colombia. http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?156820-Weapons-seized-from-Drug-Cartels-by-Mexico-s-Military-amp-LE-(updates) Those gold plated and gem encrusted guns: so cool. But i...

I meant the tires. You would need grenade proof tires then to have a chance. At which point the army would probably just shoot the vehicle with 20mm HE-AP run flats would be ok in most grenade situations, just ask crews of the US Stryker vehicles. I read the specs of the armor and the local enforce...

Brekkjern wrote:Won't matter if they use run flat tires as the army will probably soon use grenades against them if they roll around in such vehicles.

they v-hulled the bottom. Grenades would have no effect.

It gets worse the further in you browse. And I probably should warn you. About 60 or so pages in, there are uncensored pictures of bodies. Just so you guys know. Also, the all new Zeta model! Featuring bullet proofing and a gun turret! http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-I3p0Az0APVs/TciKOwfJ8-I/AAAAAAAAE9I/Y...

Well everything imagined in the human mind references something observed by that person. So technically, all your thoughts are unoriginal.

Sometimes I wonder whether or not Mexico would be open to the US Military going in and wiping out the cartels. They're right on our border and frequently cross into the US with horrific effects, so there's just cause to stamping them out. Hell just recently a man was fleeing two hitmen from the car...

Well that explains your attitude toward religion.

Lucky for me I had an episcopal pastor who didn't play by the rules.

Syobon wrote:Yeah, I think morals should be thought without a boogeyman effect. I wouldn't sent my kids to church unless they themselves asked for it, but I don't really blame religious people for doing it, as long as they go there with them and ensure it's a good church.

Yes.

The Idiotic Oracle wrote:don't do bad things, they're bad and hurt people > don't do bad things, the big man in the sky won't like it

i believe that is the argument that one side is taking?

What would a kid listen to more, mommy or the angry hand of god? Though I suppose god takes on a boogey man effect in that case.

But church isn't the only way to teach morals. In fact I think there are better ways than the way churches teach it. Say like, teach kids to be a good person simply to be a good person and because it is the right thing to do, not because you'll be supernaturally rewarded. I still don't see why it's...

Valbrandur wrote:At least he can file a lawsuit against the tattoo artist for spelling it wrong.

Not if the guy gave the artist the incorrect spelling.

I'm really not okay with putting kids to church from a very young age to try and make them christian. Religion should be an adult person's own choice, not something you believe in because it was forced on you when you were so young you absorbed information like a sponge. You get a choice, it's call...

I never dance.