Technically legal on the Isle of Man too, but see the TT and how several people die on it every year for how bad an idea that is
Technically legal on the Isle of Man too, but see the TT and how several people die on it every year for how bad an idea that is
Ahh, good points all round
A small clarification: pre-Columbian Mesoamerica did have copper and bronze metalworking, after picking it up from contact with South American societies some time between 600 and 800 CE. The Nahuas (Aztecs) had bronze axes called tlaximaltepoztli, for example. Macuahuitls might have just been better at cutting than bronze blades, though. Societies that learned about ironworking mostly replaced their bronze weapons with it, after all
To be fair I would be very intimidated by someone swinging a weapon that can kill a horse with one blow
Monaco has had an open border with France since 1865, so I don’t think that specific thing is a concern
You are absolutely right. On that basis I wish to register my sincere belief that Javier Milei is a Russian agent and FAdeA has used their former LockMart connections to supply American technology to the Russian 6th generation fighter project
It’s literally just a portfolio piece by an Argentinian designer. The T-number designation is usually for tanks in Russia anyway, isn’t it?
this is a no-fret zone.
guitarists in shambles
Is that art actually from the game? The cockpit and the rest of the plane aren’t at the same angle of roll, and the canards aren’t lined up
Trick question, Sonic is Barry Allen’s fursona. They run at the same speed because they’re the same person
I will absolutely not share specifics of this since it would be doxxing him, but I found one of his other social media accounts and it had a post from a week ago that seemed ordinary enough. Whatever got him to stop posting here, it wasn’t something so drastic as to prevent him from engaging with his interests
(Also Squid, if you see this, I am happy to explain how I found you over DMs if it concerns you)
Funnily enough, the UK has just had a report commissioned about it (and I’m focussing on the UK here since the Guardian is based there and OP alson said they were accessing the UK site). It notes that “In principle, data protection law does not prohibit business models that involve consent or pay.” Direct pdf link: https://ico.org.uk/media/about-the-ico/impact-assessments/4032418/consent-or-pay-impact-assessment.pdf
I mean yeah, but they were getting shot at regardless of whether they shot back or not seeing as they were there to reconnoitre and bomb stuff. But yeah apparently the dorsal guns couldn’t always be used because of leaking lift gas
I’m no Flork but I think I captured the spirit of it
While I don’t know where to find any solid records of them ever actually shooting anything down - there are a few scattered comments about one plane being shot down during the Tondern raid, and others about Alan Arnett McLeod VC getting shot down by one in 1917, but I can’t substantiate either - they did have guns on them. To take the Zeppelin P Class as an example, those had eight MG 08 machine guns on them
Dh’fheuch mi Duolingo car greis, ach cha b’ urrainn dhomh cuimhnich rud sam bith a dh’ionnsachadh mi. Bidh a h-uile duine ag ionnsachadh ann an diofar dhòighean! Smaoineachadh mi fhathast gu bheil e uabhasach math. Tha e cho so-ruigsinn. Ged a cha robh an dòigh as fheàrr airson mi, is dòcha gu bheil e a’ cuideachadh mòran dhaoine.
Tapadh leat airson an moladh leabhar! Cha bhith iad a’ teagasg na faclan sin dhomh aig na clasaichean. Gu tur gun fheum…
I’ll say this bit in English first for the benefit of anyone else that’s reading: I absolutely do not intend to attempt to justify the suppression of those cultures with my comment. It’s fucked up and it lessens the richness of our culture, regardless of who did it. I’m more just wary of a certain current within Scotland of blaming the English for a lot of stuff that we very much did to ourselves, and I think it’s good for us to reckon with the fact that it was the same Scotland that we identify with that did (a lot of, not all of) it
Tha mi ag ionnsachadh Gàidhlig ri cùrsa eSgoil UHI (OGE sa Ghàidhlig? Chan eil fios agam). Tha deuchainn agam a-nochd, a-rèist is e seo stuidearachd! Feumaidh mi faclair cuideachd, ach feabhas mi slaodaiche. Bithidh mi toilichte barrachd a bhruidhinn, fiù is ged nì mi mearbhallan. Tha mi airson an cànan a chumail beò
That kind of car is amongst the fastest road cars it is possible to buy. There are a few rare things that go even faster, but they costs millions of euros and are often only barely road-legal