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Except to argue that as the sole factor and not the dissemination of counter-arguments to church dogma would make you profoundly ignorant of European religious history.

They were responsible for checking the junk boats as they came in to make sure there were no arms or supplies for the enemy Viet Cong on board.

“It was a lot of work in Vietnam. We were busy all the time,” he said. “Us draftees just sort of took it as it came and did our jobs.”

Whoa whoa whoa. You’re saying that you support taking money at gunpoint from taxpayers and using it to subsidize gun training?

Not so much. Hillary says that according to your report, everything is going as planned. Carry on, comrades.

Having a worn out, extremely tired looking Clinton standing next to a ‘Stronger Together’ poster is a pretty apt metaphor for her campaign. We’ve got the group-tested media branding claiming one thing while we can plainly see the Cryptkeeper in front of us.

Damnit, Eddie. I had a perfectly good comment about some dumb redneck, and you gotta appropriate it. Fuckingv Eddie. I joke, i jest! Salt of the earth my friend!

https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2010/09/john-hunter-of-quicklaunch-is.htmlSander Olsen writes there–…basic idea of Quicklaunch is that you launch a projectile from a cannon at 6 kilometers per second using compressed hydrogen gas. On a conventional rocket, the payload fraction is about 3%, whereas with our concept the payload is more than 20%. So we could get propellant into orbit for about a tenth the cost of using conventional rockets. Question: So QuickLaunch could be used to launch propellant canisters to orbiting depots? Answer:Yes, these depots will serve as orbiting gas stations. For most space missions, 90% of the cost is getting propellant into orbit. Each launch could lift 1,000 pounds of payload into orbit, and we are capable of about 5 launches per day, every day. So we could reasonably expect to be able to transfer 30,000 pounds of fuel to an orbiting depot within a week, if so desired. …if we try to send a single human to mars and back using only conventional rockets, the cost is $5 billion per person just for the fuel. By using our Quicklaunch, the cost would be only $500 million per person for the fuel. ….

Egghead college faggot "research"* has shown libertarians are down with the progressive rabbits when it comes to in-group loyalty

Of course the car’s driver, at 35 MPH, changed into the outside lane about ten feet ahead of said concrete truck, then immediately braked to turn into a driveway.

He even took up running, competing in lots of 5K events. However, running is difficult for him now because he has arthritis and a spur in his heel.

Before installing the custom modular lift system, pre-installed bracing and pre-tension members were fitted. The beams were then pre-assembled with all lifting components. The strand jack support beam system was installed on lift points at four locations and secured to the existing bridge girders by the engineered Dewidag hold down plate system. The strand jack anchors were connected to T-brackets pre-installed on the bridge spans.Having cut the bridge span free from the bents it was checked for obstructions and lowered to a barge.