I was wondering when these guys might pop up again... It was only a matter of time. lol
http://edition.cnn.com/2006/US/06/13/nk ... index.html
North Korea to test ICBM
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Your right, it is that time of the year again. I love to drop kick that short fuck thru a turbo prop.
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QUOTE(Buffmaster)Your right, it is that time of the year again. I love to drop kick that short fuck thru a turbo prop.
ROFL...Man I love reading this section in the morning, cept I have this thing...Where I see funny shit and spew coffee everywhere...You wouldn't happen to know anything about that now would you Buff..?
ROFL...Man I love reading this section in the morning, cept I have this thing...Where I see funny shit and spew coffee everywhere...You wouldn't happen to know anything about that now would you Buff..?
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I'm so ronrey, spo ronrey.
seriously,
This is Korea, man. The worst war of all America's legacy. The first time we STOPPED AND LEFT.
we shoulda nuked.
seriously,
This is Korea, man. The worst war of all America's legacy. The first time we STOPPED AND LEFT.
we shoulda nuked.
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lmao...yea let's take care of him for good. I'm sure we can hire some good international assassin to do it. That way we wouldn't have to waste one of our many nukes. We might need them for Iran....lol
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no, i think we should have ALREADY nuked them long ago.
It would have stopped : vietnam, cold war, and the whole middle east escalation of military hardware.
i mean face it.
Hiroshima is a bursting metropolis!!! i regret any need to drop a bomb of that magnitude, and many people died never knowing their country was losing the war, or understanding that by doing the jobs they were forced to, they were helping a force bent on global domination, a force some would have fought against had they known.
but the fact it, there were survivors,.. and the whole nation of Japan is still gun shy, though Hiroshima is a beautiful city and Nagasaki is a wonderful port town. both have birds, trees, childrens laughter, success, and blue skies the likes of which no enemy of nuclear armaments wants to admit.
go there, its beautiful, and most of the kids in those cities today don't even know what happened anymore than the average kid in Philly knows what the the unknown soldier in the Park in town there signifies.
It would have stopped : vietnam, cold war, and the whole middle east escalation of military hardware.
i mean face it.
Hiroshima is a bursting metropolis!!! i regret any need to drop a bomb of that magnitude, and many people died never knowing their country was losing the war, or understanding that by doing the jobs they were forced to, they were helping a force bent on global domination, a force some would have fought against had they known.
but the fact it, there were survivors,.. and the whole nation of Japan is still gun shy, though Hiroshima is a beautiful city and Nagasaki is a wonderful port town. both have birds, trees, childrens laughter, success, and blue skies the likes of which no enemy of nuclear armaments wants to admit.
go there, its beautiful, and most of the kids in those cities today don't even know what happened anymore than the average kid in Philly knows what the the unknown soldier in the Park in town there signifies.
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I don't think the world would've been able to stomach a third drop, though. The two bombs dropped on Japan caused a shitload of damage... it was horrific...
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yes it was, and yet - less casualties resuted from Hiroshima than Kosovo, with a less than 1% collateral casualities from nuclear exposure or untreated wounds.
would you rather see a 5 year war result in 400,000 casualties?
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would you rather see a 5 day war result in 100,000 casualties?
this is often the choice in times of war.
would you rather see a 5 year war result in 400,000 casualties?
or
would you rather see a 5 day war result in 100,000 casualties?
this is often the choice in times of war.
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QUOTE(trashtalkr)lmao...yea let's take care of him for good. I'm sure we can hire some good international assassin to do it. That way we wouldn't have to waste one of our many nukes. We might need them for Iran....lol
No need to worry, we have a nuke for every square mile on Earth. The difference is, our nukes are powered with rocket engines, North Korea's are powered by Estes Rocket D sized engines.
No need to worry, we have a nuke for every square mile on Earth. The difference is, our nukes are powered with rocket engines, North Korea's are powered by Estes Rocket D sized engines.
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