Lurker > Pogo_Marimo

I have, super over-rated.

We have no idea what T-Rexes sounded like other than being able to identify what they definitely did NOT sound like. They very likely did not have any high-pitched tones or open mouth vocalizations. Beyond that the possibilities are nearly endless.

cjsdowg posted...

No one into the debate about AI art ?

I don't know if anyone wants to talk with you tbqh.

Hamas can be using hospitals and schools to stage attacks while at the same time Israel is using callous methods that cause vast amounts of unnecessary collateral damage.

Just think about this for a second.

Why would Israel waste resources and endanger Israeli lives by besieging a hospital? If they just want to kill the civilians, this is a pretty stupid fucking way of doing it. Israel at the very least believes Hamas is inside the hospital. They must have actionable intel to do so. They are letting civilians exit.

This had a better punchline than 98% of these types of videos, at least.

That... might work. It's a bit of a stretch but I'd try it if someone told me it was good.

Hayame_Zero posted...

You want to talk about old IPs being Ren & Stimpy'd, look no further than the recent Looney Tunes shorts:

https://youtu.be/eeNMovUxXAE?si=l9HSRPQhGvYid56S

That goes so fucking hard. I legit lol'd a couple times from that.

The voice acting makes me want to punch a kitten.

Maybe if Bernie Sanders wore lifts he would have won the Dem Primary

50 Million but the entire global economy is literally annhilated over night?

That is not Paul.

Karryn's Prison is the Dark Souls of Eroge

If it's a public street then the local municipality put the signs there. They're the ones who regulate the roads in the city. If they tell you you can't do it then... You can't do it. Might as well ask if a No Parking sign is legal.

A good MMA fighter could easily beat two average dudes at once. He could very likely beat three at once. These guys have no idea how to fight and no idea how to coordinate fighting. Unless they're fighting in a bathroom or something, an MMA fighter will out-maneuver them so that it is simply a series of one on one skirmishes. If you don't know fighting footwork and you've never done endurance training for fighting, then your best bet to close the distance is to wildly charge at the fighter and try to grab them around the waist. If he doesn't knee or elbow you in the head immediately then there's a chance your buddy can grab a hold of him too, and now you've somewhat got a chance.

Cinema has been dogshit for that demographic for a while now, hopefully she can put out a good movie for the kids.

_Valigarmanda_ posted...

Teams have not started scoring 150 points as a routine just because "everyone got so much better at shooting

Teams have not started scoring 150 points "as a routine". Teams are only averaging around 114 PPG right now, which is only 5 points more per game than they were in the 70s and 80s.

"If you have uncontested air supremacy, you can just bomb your enemies instead of fighting on the ground!"

Wow, thanks for this revelation from Japan, 1945. You're right, what's the point of ground soldiers?!

Or... Hm... Maybe a war between an advanced military equipped with modern American and European hardware and one of the poorest nations on Earth is not actually indicative of how most wars are fought.

Hmmm....

TripleDouble posted...

Impossible to guard three point shots due to the flopping of the shooter on nearly every shot.

lmao

There's like 1 perimeter shooting foul a game most nights, and that's usually because defender steps underneath the shooter when they're landing (Which is very dangerous).

Beyond that, FTAs have been at one of the lowest points they've ever been in league's history over the last 8 years or so. In fact, these last three seasons have basically had the highest FGA to FTA ratio in history. Shooting fouls are abnormally low right now but casuals who only watch flop compilations instead of actual games don't even recognize that shit.

ToteAll posted...

Because you may be significantly lowering the sentence of someone who comitted premeditated murder and thus exposing society to that person?

It's not a defense lawyer's job to ensure criminals get convicted. Neither the defense or the prosecution can know with certainty what the truth of the events were and who is actually guilty. That's just a basic human limitation of knowledge. Instead, the defense lawyer has an ethical obligation to provide a sound and comprehensive plan to protect his client as much as possible. That does not always mean fighting a conviction, as more often than not it's about getting a good plea deal. If the defendant goes to trial then the defense lawyer is responsible for presenting his defendants case as best as he can. To determine guilt is the role of the jury. Whether his client is guilty or not is not something the defense attorney needs to consider when presenting the case to the court (Although an attorney could absolutely decline to take on a client for moral reasons).

Brazilians actually put ketchup on their pizza.

LeoRavus posted...

What do they expect people to do, put it in a display case? Swallow it whole?

It's.... It's a staged video guys. Bakers aren't actually upset that people make bread bowls.

FinalBraveNUT posted...

Don't post a fucking infant dude.

Yeah it's called Borderline Personality Disorder

Freddie_Mercury posted...

why are pro-skubs so violent?

We are literally just defending ourselves against anti-skub aggression, but it's so like anti-skubs to try and play the victim card.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/f/f65b6e43.jpg

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/5/50da0e45.jpg

Woah, some real whiplash hearing an actual new Beatles song after all these years.

Where do we think TC got his shit info from? Some uneducated fitness Youtuber, or some uneducated Facebook posts?

People don't.... Shoot arrows at me while I'm driving though...?

I cannot imagine how this isn't a violation of the Interstate Commerce Clause.

They are certainly not similar enough to warrant any claims of "ripped off".

Take Me Out is I, IV, V in Em.

Paralyzer is I, IV, III in Em.

Strum rhythms don't actually match-up aside from their staccato articulation.

That was rough. For starters she does not have those lows in her repertoire, at least not sung like that. I also think she was a little flat in parts.

Then for the chorus she did not bring enough power to her voice. :(

DnDer posted...

That was not abbreviated, but it was very informative.

I almost feel like I'm on discord for having learned so much about munitions in one post.

It IS abbreviated but I get what your saying lol.

James_xeno posted...

Very questionable claims... putting it nicely. The argument still pushes the air strike angle which is ridiculous and not even credibly alleged by any side anymore. An air strike would have leveled the area around the parking lot and obliterated the cars, trees and windows near ground zero. Leaving a ~70 foot wide crater at the point of impact. An air burst would have taken the top off the near by buildings or at least created some major damage to them.

Even if Isreal was behind the explosion, it was not be the means claimed in that source. Plus this isn't a new claim, the link has been going around for days now.

The fact that the source is "human rights investigators" instead of military or scientific ones, makes the claims especially suspect.

Here's an abbreviated summary of (relevant) Israeli munitions.

JDAMs are a class of guided bombs that could range in payload from 50kg to 500kg of high explosive. Even a 50kg bomb would have a more significant cratering than that, but not in the "70 foot" range. 50kg of explosive would probably produce a crater around 5m wide and 1m deep given the surface it landed on (thin tiles with soil underneath). Israel is primarily using JDAMs in their airstrikes because they are the cheapest "guided" munition available, and they don't have a lot of downsides as long as you have air supremacy over the area of operation (Which Israel does). If we are to take the "doppler effect" as evidence against Israel and at face value, however, we can with certainty rule out a JDAM as they do not have a ballistic trajectory that would create that kind of doppler effect pattern.

Delilah Missiles are a class of loiter precision missile system that are specialized for destroying enemy artillery and anti-air systems. They are complex and expensive missile systems with relatively small payloads (30-50kg HE) but have targeting and loitering capabilities that make them excel against conventional ground forces mobilizing modern artillery and ground missile systems. You could maybe argue that the 30kg payload MIGHT have a reduced crater if it hit a car first or... something. However, there isn't really any reason why this type of missile would even be used in this battlefield. To justify this would require one to argue that Israel is incompetent or flippant with its expensive missile systems, which just simply does not reflect Israel's deep expensive with missiles (See: Iron Dome).

Popeye Missiles are a group of simple air-launched missile systems dating back to the 80s which are a more traditional air-to-ground close air support tool for blowing up a variety of ground targets like caves, bunkers, tunnels, fortifications, and buildings. They're the appropriate type of missile to use against Hamas but the footprint of this attack... Does not match the massive 300kg+ warheads these missiles pack. We would be looking at an undeniable amount of destruction if a Popeye had hit the hospital parking lot, and the explosion probably would have completely destroyed all parts of the hospital facing the parking lot, if not the entire hospital itself. Plus, it would still be an expensive solution to a problem that an F-15E with a 500kg JDAM bomb could do for several times less.

Hellfire Missiles are a small and (relatively) cheap precision missiles that are specialized at hitting small targets like vehicles with great accuracy. As far as I'm aware Israel has a large stockpile of Hellfire Romeo missiles specifically, which have a variety of warhead options but none exceeding 10kg of HE. The use of a Hellfire would require either a weapons capable drone or an Apache helicopter in the area to deploy it though. This is really the only possible munition that would create such a crater feasibly, but if we were to argue for a Hellfire then we really need to ask what the purpose of the strike even was.

Supposedly Israel would have been targeting tunnel systems underneath the hospital that Hamas had dug, but a Hellfire Missile.... Well, it would be unlikely to destroy a tunnel network in those circumstances unless it was an absolutely perfect hit. That's possible, but only if you know the egress points of the tunnel to begin with. In Afghanistan it wouldn't be unreasonable to hit a cave mouth with a Hellfire, for instance, but just splashing the missile "generally" on top of the tunnels is not an effective solution. Which more or less begs the question, why would you use a missile against a static target when you have air supremacy and cheap guided bombs. Sometimes you use the tools that you have on hand even if they're not ideal, but this would not be a time-sensitive mission as far as I can tell.

From the context of the Israeli Military seeking to destroy an insurgency tunnel network under a hospital it just doesn't make a lot of sense.

Now, as a brief note, I can imagine some specific failure scenarios of a Hamas hand-made rocket failing mid-flight that could produce a similar audio effect to what's being described by the "debunk" video. If the missile were to destabilize in mid flight, it could very easily flip around in the air then rapidly plummet, creating this "coming and going" frequency pattern. It might even be possible for the rocket to rapidly decelerate mid flight if the rocket motor failed and it began to tumble, which might sound like the doppler effect as well as the rocket executes a tumbling routine as it. I don't necessarily know if the maths would support that kind of event, however.

Actually, here we go:

https://youtu.be/P6HcaYiuCK8?si=p1RUks_XH-tjKfkk

I decided to look at some of the camera footage to see if there was any visible veering in it before posting this message and found this from the WSJ, which shows a mid-air explosion then significant veering from a Gaza-launched rocket. This literally perfectly describes the "doppler effect" that the researchers found in the nearest camera's audio. The missile travelled some distance directly east before having a mid air failure and veering north towards the hospital.

Revisited posted...

That's... from a porn <__<

I couldn't possibly know what you are referring to.

https://imgur.com/gTdYUJB

hereforemnant posted...

That's an Amouranth alright.
Has anyone checked out her lewd material & paid for it? Did she actually start doing full on porn?

No.

Okay...?

Wow that's so funny

Oh boy I hope we get another 200 posts of people talking past each other.

TetsuoS2 posted...

wait is that her uterus, wtf...

Wait... There's no way, right?

Rai_Jin posted...

that seems a video directly from al jazeera though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcNMPlj1iAA

Set to private lol

Collat posted...

Anybody still believing Israel at this point is just hopelessly naive.

A faulty missile just happens to fall on a hospital by accident a day after BBC posts an article claiming Hamas built tunnels under them.

Pretty big coincidence there.

There wasn't even a crater where the missile hit, just a scorch mark on the cars and parking lot. No way was that a missile fired with intent to destroy a tunnel network. That was almost certainly an incendiary munition, the type which is typical in terrorist rocket attacks.

One day you poop you pants and never again

But not today

Jagr_68 posted...

No fucking way that is real lmfao.

Real Sherlock Holmes here.

https://youtu.be/as2pnYmfJJc?si=UiXv48xkShxBf0ne

That ad does suck.