The reason why police have a ton of "militarized" equipment us because the military puts a lot of gear up for sale as surplus. Our county sheriffs picked up an old hummvee and MRAP for practically nothing.
Cybertrucks aren't mil surp. Maybe years from now but not anytime soon
We need to bring command and conquer back for this
Yeah I can see other countries seeing that as skilled labor
What type of man? CNC and CAD stuff seems pretty desirable
hell's kitchen is real
Desert heat hits different
FBOs are amazing it's kinda a shame that most people don't get to experience them...but on the other hand they would totally ruin it too
The OSS has a similar manual. This one may even be just a rebranding of the same thing. Essentially how to be a super shitty employee.
My favorite part was going to meetings and saying to think things over and wait until next meeting to finalize anything and use proper procedure no matter what. The idea is to make even the smallest most obvious decisions a bueaucratic slog. Shitty management and office politics 101
USAF. No TSA checks, no baggage restrictions, you can visit the cockpit and you can hang a hammock in the back
It made me realize my problems with flying revolved around airports, not so much the airlines themselves.
For all the talk about saving democracy they kinda forgot the "run a candidate that can win" bit
People can trash talk Trump's policies, and there is a LOT to talk about, but underneath it all is the massive failure of the democratic party
Bing
Prompt: "Historic photo. Snowman built in a anti-aircraft gun emplacement, 1944."
Artillery, not an AA gun but I'll take it
If people are serious about this sort of thing they'll have to realize it's not about freeing Luigi but being Luigi
I don't condone illegal acts, just pointing out where that line of thought goes