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Posted: 9/29/2014 12:46:11 PM EDT
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No thank you. I do not see how that would prove anyone's nationality. Actually, none of your requests would. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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If I were Russian would I be rooting for my baseball team to win the World Series this October? If I were Russian, I would be a fan of hockey. I cannot stand hockey. Post a pic of a sign with your favorite team and least favorite team with your username on it and FUAROCK or BS. If I said my favorite team, it would betray my anonymous location. I value the anonymity this site grants. Post a pic of ANY team's name, your username, and FUAROCK on the same piece of paper or BS. No thank you. I do not see how that would prove anyone's nationality. Actually, none of your requests would. So post something that would prove your presence in Amerika. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 12:46:57 PM EDT
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Mr.(?) louisianarebel, the link you provided labled "Fucking Magic" was a link to this story: http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=19919 The story has this to say: "Since Sept. 4, the amphibious dock landing ship USS Tortuga (LSD 46), based out of Little Creek, Va., has been conducting search and rescue (SAR) operations in support of Hurricane Katrina disaster relief efforts. The ship is moored at Naval Support Activity (NSA) New Orleans, where operations are being coordinated with the U.S. Coast Guard to aid, evacuate and relocate disaster victims. " I have no doubt there was provisions made for sewage, water, and I am sure someone cleared the channel or made sure the channel was clear. I am also sure the last thing the U.S. Navy wanted to do was put a ship on the ground in the Mississippi River during disaster relief efforts. That means someone would have to go and check navigational markers to make sure they were in the right place and/or chart any discrepancies. Of course, this is still inside a major city in the United States with access to the full resources of the United States. And even in this instance, they did not provide power to the city. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I know its not the tortuga. It says it on the page. Im sorry i didn't name the ship for you. I never said it provided power either. 
Is it docked in new orleans? Yes. Is it providing relief? Yes But mah god what about the water, sewer, and debris?  Mr.(?) louisianarebel, the link you provided labled "Fucking Magic" was a link to this story: http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=19919 The story has this to say: "Since Sept. 4, the amphibious dock landing ship USS Tortuga (LSD 46), based out of Little Creek, Va., has been conducting search and rescue (SAR) operations in support of Hurricane Katrina disaster relief efforts. The ship is moored at Naval Support Activity (NSA) New Orleans, where operations are being coordinated with the U.S. Coast Guard to aid, evacuate and relocate disaster victims. " I have no doubt there was provisions made for sewage, water, and I am sure someone cleared the channel or made sure the channel was clear. I am also sure the last thing the U.S. Navy wanted to do was put a ship on the ground in the Mississippi River during disaster relief efforts. That means someone would have to go and check navigational markers to make sure they were in the right place and/or chart any discrepancies. Of course, this is still inside a major city in the United States with access to the full resources of the United States. And even in this instance, they did not provide power to the city. The ship in the pic (not the tortuga) is at the cruise ship terminal assisting operations.
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Posted: 9/29/2014 12:47:17 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Hmmm...you guys ever had an MG or a Triumph? Rolls Royce is a British concern, oui? Do the words "Magic Smoke" mean nothing to you? Ah, another reference to Joseph Lucas, The Prince of Darkness.   |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 12:47:33 PM EDT
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I wish everyone would just let it go. This was an interesting thread before folks got up in arms about other stuff.
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Posted: 9/29/2014 12:49:24 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted:Don't know, but this guy reeks of troll and sets off my spicy senses. Middle eastern spices or far eastern spices? Russians don't use spice, only vodka and beets. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 12:49:45 PM EDT
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Mr.(?) louisianarebel, the link you provided labled "Fucking Magic" was a link to this story: http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=19919 The story has this to say: "Since Sept. 4, the amphibious dock landing ship USS Tortuga (LSD 46), based out of Little Creek, Va., has been conducting search and rescue (SAR) operations in support of Hurricane Katrina disaster relief efforts. The ship is moored at Naval Support Activity (NSA) New Orleans, where operations are being coordinated with the U.S. Coast Guard to aid, evacuate and relocate disaster victims. " I have no doubt there was provisions made for sewage, water, and I am sure someone cleared the channel or made sure the channel was clear. I am also sure the last thing the U.S. Navy wanted to do was put a ship on the ground in the Mississippi River during disaster relief efforts. That means someone would have to go and check navigational markers to make sure they were in the right place and/or chart any discrepancies. Of course, this is still inside a major city in the United States with access to the full resources of the United States. And even in this instance, they did not provide power to the city. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I know its not the tortuga. It says it on the page. Im sorry i didn't name the ship for you. I never said it provided power either.
Is it docked in new orleans? Yes. Is it providing relief? Yes But mah god what about the water, sewer, and debris? Mr.(?) louisianarebel, the link you provided labled "Fucking Magic" was a link to this story: http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=19919 The story has this to say: "Since Sept. 4, the amphibious dock landing ship USS Tortuga (LSD 46), based out of Little Creek, Va., has been conducting search and rescue (SAR) operations in support of Hurricane Katrina disaster relief efforts. The ship is moored at Naval Support Activity (NSA) New Orleans, where operations are being coordinated with the U.S. Coast Guard to aid, evacuate and relocate disaster victims. " I have no doubt there was provisions made for sewage, water, and I am sure someone cleared the channel or made sure the channel was clear. I am also sure the last thing the U.S. Navy wanted to do was put a ship on the ground in the Mississippi River during disaster relief efforts. That means someone would have to go and check navigational markers to make sure they were in the right place and/or chart any discrepancies. Of course, this is still inside a major city in the United States with access to the full resources of the United States. And even in this instance, they did not provide power to the city. The ship in the pic (not the tortuga) is at the cruise ship terminal assisting operations.
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[ The possibilities are endless, if you are ignorant of ship operations. Where does the ship discharge sewage? It is illegal to discharge in port. Is the disaster-stricken area going to provide sewage services? What about clean water for the ship? It is inadvisable to for the ship's water generation systems to make water in port. Is the disaster-stricken area going to provide clean water for the ship's crew? How about security requirements as the ship is close to many desperate people? How many lights for tent cities run on Zumwalt's 4,160 volt power? If there was a disaster is there even a clear channel for the ship to navigate in? Lack of criticial thinking ability is an epidemic on this site. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 12:50:26 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Middle eastern spices or far eastern spices? Russians don't use spice, only vodka and beets. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted:Don't know, but this guy reeks of troll and sets off my spicy senses. Middle eastern spices or far eastern spices? Russians don't use spice, only vodka and beets.  |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 12:52:19 PM EDT
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Posted: 9/29/2014 12:52:26 PM EDT
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They powered the city of Tacoma while tied up to the pier in 1929. If they could do it then I'd imagine they could do it today.
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Posted: 9/29/2014 12:52:31 PM EDT
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Posted: 9/29/2014 12:53:54 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Is the IPad autocorrect flavor juicy, Mr(?) packinheavy? Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted:Don't know, but this guy reeks of troll and sets off my spicy senses. Middle eastern spices or far eastern spices? Russians don't use spice, only vodka and beets. Is the IPad autocorrect flavor juicy, Mr(?) packinheavy? |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 12:54:51 PM EDT
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Ah, yes, the upside down ship! Flip it over so we can see the sail plan already!
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Posted: 9/29/2014 12:56:06 PM EDT
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I would like you to show us all here for what reason we should take your word versus people that do these things for a living, and have had success at it (not getting killed is one measure of success, dead bad guys is another). You argue tactics with door kickers, Quote HistoryQuoted:
I would like you to show us all here for what reason we should take your word versus people that do these things for a living, and have had success at it (not getting killed is one measure of success, dead bad guys is another). You argue tactics with door kickers, I have not argued tactics with door kickers. I do not possess such expertise and have not offered any tactical advice. strategy with officers, Yes. It is well-warranted. The U.S.'s so-called strategy has kept us in a state of perpetual war since August 2nd, 1990. It is time for a rethink. If the professionals have gotten it so badly wrong, perhaps it is time for amatuers to opine. and procurment with economists. Economists have lilttle to do with procurement. Given the state of the United States Defense Department's procurement, I think it is time for someone to say the procurement system is broken. You have no leg to stand on, I have two perfectly functioning legs. your conclusions are mostly wrong, Which one and why? |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 12:56:51 PM EDT
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and your "innovations" have already mostly been researched and either been implemented or discarded. In short, we do things the way we do because THEY FUCKING WORK. Because they have worked in the past does not mean they will work in the future. The United States has fought "colonial wars" for the past seventy years. What works there will not work against a better equipped, prepared, and trained adversary. The job of the U.S. military is to be ready, not for the last war, but for the next one. They have been demonstrated to work in the best, most adventageous way for us. Again, in wars against ill-equipped, ill-trained forces, and still the U.S. military left South Vietnam and South Vietnam felll. The U.S. military is still in South Korea. Half of that penninsula is under totalitarian rule and is starving. The U.S. military is still in Iraq fighting a war that began twenty-four years ago. In Afghanistan, the U.S. military has learned there is no winning there, as the United Kingdom and Soviet Union learned in the past. On second thought, I wonder then, in what way have these things been demonstrated to work? You are not going to influence US government policy, military policy, or economic policy. Not with a defeatist attitude such as yours. Sorry that Russia sucks so bad and we out lasted you (them), but Communism just doesn't work. I am happy my country won the Cold War, releasing millions from the bonds of tyranny. However, just as in wars such as Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan, my country did not win the peace that followed. Now Russia has a strong man in power. A strong man who has taken territory from Georgia and Ukraine. That makes me sad. Come back when you guys want to work with us and act like a 21st century country, instead of a bunch of thugs. Until then, go away. Nick Unfortunately, Mr.(?) Nick, wishing a problem to go away will not make it disappear. Wishing problems to go away is why Ukraine no longer controls Crimea. One must confront problems head on. That is why I am confronting the incompetence of the U.S. military here, head on. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 12:57:39 PM EDT
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So post something that would prove your presence in Amerika. First, it is "America." Second, have the site staff trace my IP. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 12:58:48 PM EDT
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The ship in the pic (not the tortuga) is at the cruise ship terminal assisting operations.
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I know its not the tortuga. It says it on the page. Im sorry i didn't name the ship for you. I never said it provided power either.
Is it docked in new orleans? Yes. Is it providing relief? Yes But mah god what about the water, sewer, and debris? Mr.(?) louisianarebel, the link you provided labled "Fucking Magic" was a link to this story: http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=19919 The story has this to say: "Since Sept. 4, the amphibious dock landing ship USS Tortuga (LSD 46), based out of Little Creek, Va., has been conducting search and rescue (SAR) operations in support of Hurricane Katrina disaster relief efforts. The ship is moored at Naval Support Activity (NSA) New Orleans, where operations are being coordinated with the U.S. Coast Guard to aid, evacuate and relocate disaster victims. " I have no doubt there was provisions made for sewage, water, and I am sure someone cleared the channel or made sure the channel was clear. I am also sure the last thing the U.S. Navy wanted to do was put a ship on the ground in the Mississippi River during disaster relief efforts. That means someone would have to go and check navigational markers to make sure they were in the right place and/or chart any discrepancies. Of course, this is still inside a major city in the United States with access to the full resources of the United States. And even in this instance, they did not provide power to the city. The ship in the pic (not the tortuga) is at the cruise ship terminal assisting operations.
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[ The possibilities are endless, if you are ignorant of ship operations. Where does the ship discharge sewage? It is illegal to discharge in port. Is the disaster-stricken area going to provide sewage services? What about clean water for the ship? It is inadvisable to for the ship's water generation systems to make water in port. Is the disaster-stricken area going to provide clean water for the ship's crew? How about security requirements as the ship is close to many desperate people? How many lights for tent cities run on Zumwalt's 4,160 volt power? If there was a disaster is there even a clear channel for the ship to navigate in? Lack of criticial thinking ability is an epidemic on this site. It appears you do not even read what you link to in your post. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:02:54 PM EDT
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I am as American as baseball and pumpkin pie. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Which government or group do you work for? You aren't American, your writing style makes that highly unlikely unless you are just trying way too hard to sound intelligent. I am as American as baseball and pumpkin pie. 
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:06:27 PM EDT
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Because they have worked in the past does not mean they will work in the future. The United States has fought "colonial wars" for the past seventy years. What works there will not work against a better equipped, prepared, and trained adversary. The job of the U.S. military is to be ready, not for the last war, but for the next one. . Quote HistoryQuoted:
and your "innovations" have already mostly been researched and either been implemented or discarded. In short, we do things the way we do because THEY FUCKING WORK. Because they have worked in the past does not mean they will work in the future. The United States has fought "colonial wars" for the past seventy years. What works there will not work against a better equipped, prepared, and trained adversary. The job of the U.S. military is to be ready, not for the last war, but for the next one. . That doesn't exist, no matter how much better you'd like to imagine Russians to be. Russia and China simply cannot compete with the USA on any level based off nothing more than simple geography. I'm sorry Russia is mostly landlocked, too far north and doesn't get the rain it wants. Your nation's culture is very fitting considering your country's lack of resources. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:07:15 PM EDT
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First, it is "America." Second, have the site staff trace my IP. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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So post something that would prove your presence in Amerika. First, it is "America." Second, have the site staff trace my IP. That would ruin your anonymity and would prove nothing, because proxies. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:07:49 PM EDT
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Which government or group do you work for? You aren't American, your writing style makes that highly unlikely unless you are just trying way too hard to sound intelligent. I am as American as baseball and pumpkin pie. Its beautiful, isn't it.
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:09:03 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Which government or group do you work for? You aren't American, your writing style makes that highly unlikely unless you are just trying way too hard to sound intelligent. I am as American as baseball and pumpkin pie. His postings are definitely a fabricated "persona" similar to what EXPcustom used to do. EXP would slip every now and then and actually came across as pretty normal. He amuses me though. I get my $24 worth partly due to folks like him.
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:10:13 PM EDT
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I think that is a baited trap since pumpkins are indigenous to North America. if someone calls him on it he would point it out and get the chance to feel superior again. Or he is simply putting minor misteps to feed into an alter ego he has built here. His postings are definitely a fabricated "persona" similar to what EXPcustom used to do. EXP would slip every now and then and actually came across as pretty normal. He amuses me though. I get my $24 worth partly due to folks like him.
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Which government or group do you work for? You aren't American, your writing style makes that highly unlikely unless you are just trying way too hard to sound intelligent. I am as American as baseball and pumpkin pie. His postings are definitely a fabricated "persona" similar to what EXPcustom used to do. EXP would slip every now and then and actually came across as pretty normal. He amuses me though. I get my $24 worth partly due to folks like him.
Does that....... excite you? 
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:13:24 PM EDT
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Damn, I forgot about that crap he always did.
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:14:28 PM EDT
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I know its not the tortuga. It says it on the page. Im sorry i didn't name the ship for you. I never said it provided power either.
Is it docked in new orleans? Yes. Is it providing relief? Yes But mah god what about the water, sewer, and debris? Mr.(?) louisianarebel, the link you provided labled "Fucking Magic" was a link to this story: http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=19919 The story has this to say: "Since Sept. 4, the amphibious dock landing ship USS Tortuga (LSD 46), based out of Little Creek, Va., has been conducting search and rescue (SAR) operations in support of Hurricane Katrina disaster relief efforts. The ship is moored at Naval Support Activity (NSA) New Orleans, where operations are being coordinated with the U.S. Coast Guard to aid, evacuate and relocate disaster victims. " I have no doubt there was provisions made for sewage, water, and I am sure someone cleared the channel or made sure the channel was clear. I am also sure the last thing the U.S. Navy wanted to do was put a ship on the ground in the Mississippi River during disaster relief efforts. That means someone would have to go and check navigational markers to make sure they were in the right place and/or chart any discrepancies. Of course, this is still inside a major city in the United States with access to the full resources of the United States. And even in this instance, they did not provide power to the city. The ship in the pic (not the tortuga) is at the cruise ship terminal assisting operations.
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[ The possibilities are endless, if you are ignorant of ship operations. Where does the ship discharge sewage? It is illegal to discharge in port. Is the disaster-stricken area going to provide sewage services? What about clean water for the ship? It is inadvisable to for the ship's water generation systems to make water in port. Is the disaster-stricken area going to provide clean water for the ship's crew? How about security requirements as the ship is close to many desperate people? How many lights for tent cities run on Zumwalt's 4,160 volt power? If there was a disaster is there even a clear channel for the ship to navigate in? Lack of criticial thinking ability is an epidemic on this site. It appears you do not even read what you link to in your post. What are you talking about? I posted the iwo jima in the port of new orleans during katrina recovery did i not? |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:14:32 PM EDT
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Which government or group do you work for? You aren't American, your writing style makes that highly unlikely unless you are just trying way too hard to sound intelligent. I am as American as baseball and pumpkin pie. yeah...I lol'ed on that one too.. 
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:15:45 PM EDT
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Yeah, so anyway, the Zumwalt is an awesome ship. How about that crazy tumblehome hull, Captain Kirk.
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:16:35 PM EDT
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Which government or group do you work for? You aren't American, your writing style makes that highly unlikely unless you are just trying way too hard to sound intelligent. I am as American as baseball and pumpkin pie. You do not like pumpkin pie? I think pumpkin pie is more American than apple pie. In my mind's eye, I can envision the Pilgrims eating pumpkin pie with the Native Americans on the first Thanksgiving Day celebration, before they slaughtered the Native Americans and took their land. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:17:46 PM EDT
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What are you talking about? I posted the iwo jima in the port of new orleans during katrina recovery did i not? You also posted a story about the USS Tortuga at the U.S. Navy facility in New Orleans, Louisianna during Katrina. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:18:39 PM EDT
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You do not like pumpkin pie? I think pumpkin pie is more American than apple pie. In my mind's eye, I can envision the Pilgrims eating pumpkin pie with the Native Americans on the first Thanksgiving Day celebration, before they slaughtered the Native Americans and took their land. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Which government or group do you work for? You aren't American, your writing style makes that highly unlikely unless you are just trying way too hard to sound intelligent. I am as American as baseball and pumpkin pie. You do not like pumpkin pie? I think pumpkin pie is more American than apple pie. In my mind's eye, I can envision the Pilgrims eating pumpkin pie with the Native Americans on the first Thanksgiving Day celebration, before they slaughtered the Native Americans and took their land. how'd they bake them - they had no way to make a pie crust personally I love some pumpkin pie... that's not what I think of when I think "American as baseball and some sort of pie" |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:18:43 PM EDT
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That would ruin your anonymity and would prove nothing, because proxies. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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So post something that would prove your presence in Amerika. First, it is "America." Second, have the site staff trace my IP. That would ruin your anonymity and would prove nothing, because proxies. Then there can be no proof. You will just say I have stolen a picture of fabricated one. You will have to take me at my word, or not. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:18:54 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: You do not like pumpkin pie? I think pumpkin pie is more American than apple pie. In my mind's eye, I can envision the Pilgrims eating pumpkin pie with the Native Americans on the first Thanksgiving Day celebration, before they slaughtered the Native Americans and took their land. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Which government or group do you work for? You aren't American, your writing style makes that highly unlikely unless you are just trying way too hard to sound intelligent. I am as American as baseball and pumpkin pie. You do not like pumpkin pie? I think pumpkin pie is more American than apple pie. In my mind's eye, I can envision the Pilgrims eating pumpkin pie with the Native Americans on the first Thanksgiving Day celebration, before they slaughtered the Native Americans and took their land. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:20:48 PM EDT
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how'd they bake them - they had no way to make a pie crust I do not know the various cooking methods used during the 17th century. personally I love some pumpkin pie... that's not what I think of when I think "American as baseball and some sort of pie" I love pumpkin pie too. I do not like pumpkin spice lattes. I think of baseball and pumpkin pie because of the month of October. The World Series is played in October and pumpkins and other gords are ready for harvest in/around October. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:21:33 PM EDT
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What's sad is that Shoe sidetracked the entire thread in a debate over some bullshit pseudo capability that was almost definitely not part of the design criteria nor a likely employment for the platform and many folks followed him down the rabbit hole about something that doesn't matter a lick because they want to "best" him on the internet.
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:21:57 PM EDT
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Now you are just trying too hard. Well, if I am not to be an American, according to you and your friends here, I might as well play the part, no? It gives you your twenty-four dollars worth. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:23:12 PM EDT
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What are you talking about? I posted the iwo jima in the port of new orleans during katrina recovery did i not? You also posted a story about the USS Tortuga at the U.S. Navy facility in New Orleans, Louisianna during Katrina. And? 
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:24:53 PM EDT
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What are you talking about? I posted the iwo jima in the port of new orleans during katrina recovery did i not? You also posted a story about the USS Tortuga at the U.S. Navy facility in New Orleans, Louisianna during Katrina. And? http://media4.giphy.com/media/AIu96N68WdxGo/giphy.gif That is what I was talking about. I see why Louisianna is ranked #49 in the nation for education. http://www.alec.org/publications/report-card-on-american-education/ |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:25:50 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Well, if I am not to be an American, according to you and your friends here, I might as well play the part, no? It gives you your twenty-four dollars worth. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Now you are just trying too hard. Well, if I am not to be an American, according to you and your friends here, I might as well play the part, no? It gives you your twenty-four dollars worth. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:26:19 PM EDT
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Then there can be no proof. You will just say I have stolen a picture of fabricated one. You will have to take me at my word, or not. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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So post something that would prove your presence in Amerika. First, it is "America." Second, have the site staff trace my IP. That would ruin your anonymity and would prove nothing, because proxies. Then there can be no proof. You will just say I have stolen a picture of fabricated one. You will have to take me at my word, or not. I won't say you stole a pic or fabricated one if you don't do that. What are your thoughts on people who buy 22LR for resale? |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:26:57 PM EDT
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The possibilities are endless, if you are ignorant of ship operations. Where does the ship discharge sewage? It is illegal to discharge in port. Is the disaster-stricken area going to provide sewage services? What about clean water for the ship? It is inadvisable to for the ship's water generation systems to make water in port. Is the disaster-stricken area going to provide clean water for the ship's crew? How about security requirements as the ship is close to many desperate people? How many lights for tent cities run on Zumwalt's 4,160 volt power? If there was a disaster is there even a clear channel for the ship to navigate in? Lack of criticial thinking ability is an epidemic on this site. Do many HA/DR planning events? |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:27:52 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: What's sad is that Shoe sidetracked the entire thread in a debate over some bullshit pseudo capability that was almost definitely not part of the design criteria nor a likely employment for the platform and many folks followed him down the rabbit hole about something that doesn't matter a lick because they want to "best" him on the internet. We owe you a thread since we broke yours.
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:28:05 PM EDT
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The possibilities are endless, if you are ignorant of ship operations. Where does the ship discharge sewage? It is illegal to discharge in port. Is the disaster-stricken area going to provide sewage services? What about clean water for the ship? It is inadvisable to for the ship's water generation systems to make water in port. Is the disaster-stricken area going to provide clean water for the ship's crew? How about security requirements as the ship is close to many desperate people? How many lights for tent cities run on Zumwalt's 4,160 volt power? If there was a disaster is there even a clear channel for the ship to navigate in? Lack of criticial thinking ability is an epidemic on this site. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I wonder if they will be able to provide shore power in an emergency? That would come in handy for natural disasters. Just what one wants to do in a natural disaster, put power into the grid. Your lack of critical thinking ability makes me sad. THe possibilities are endless. The possibilities are endless, if you are ignorant of ship operations. Where does the ship discharge sewage? It is illegal to discharge in port. Is the disaster-stricken area going to provide sewage services? What about clean water for the ship? It is inadvisable to for the ship's water generation systems to make water in port. Is the disaster-stricken area going to provide clean water for the ship's crew? How about security requirements as the ship is close to many desperate people? How many lights for tent cities run on Zumwalt's 4,160 volt power? If there was a disaster is there even a clear channel for the ship to navigate in? Lack of criticial thinking ability is an epidemic on this site. One problem with your line of "logic", reality. When I was on the Iwo Jima in New Orleans for the relief efforts, we were moored downtown. Place was a mess. We did everything you say should not or cannot be done. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:28:36 PM EDT
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I do not know the various cooking methods used during the 17th century. I love pumpkin pie too. I do not like pumpkin spice lattes. I think of baseball and pumpkin pie because of the month of October. The World Series is played in October and pumpkins and other gords are ready for harvest in/around October. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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how'd they bake them - they had no way to make a pie crust I do not know the various cooking methods used during the 17th century. personally I love some pumpkin pie... that's not what I think of when I think "American as baseball and some sort of pie" I love pumpkin pie too. I do not like pumpkin spice lattes. I think of baseball and pumpkin pie because of the month of October. The World Series is played in October and pumpkins and other gords are ready for harvest in/around October. 
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:28:37 PM EDT
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I won't say you stole a pic or fabricated one if you don't do that. What are your thoughts on people who buy 22LR for resale? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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So post something that would prove your presence in Amerika. First, it is "America." Second, have the site staff trace my IP. That would ruin your anonymity and would prove nothing, because proxies. Then there can be no proof. You will just say I have stolen a picture of fabricated one. You will have to take me at my word, or not. I won't say you stole a pic or fabricated one if you don't do that. What are your thoughts on people who buy 22LR for resale? I have not shot .22lr in almost three years due to the high cost. However, people are free to make money as long as it is within the law. I sincerely hope they declare the income for tax purposes and are not free-loaders. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:28:49 PM EDT
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Well, if I am not to be an American, according to you and your friends here, I might as well play the part, no? It gives you your twenty-four dollars worth. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Now you are just trying too hard. Well, if I am not to be an American, according to you and your friends here, I might as well play the part, no? It gives you your twenty-four dollars worth. Your understanding and diction of American English is......off. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:29:47 PM EDT
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Do many HA/DR planning events? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The possibilities are endless, if you are ignorant of ship operations. Where does the ship discharge sewage? It is illegal to discharge in port. Is the disaster-stricken area going to provide sewage services? What about clean water for the ship? It is inadvisable to for the ship's water generation systems to make water in port. Is the disaster-stricken area going to provide clean water for the ship's crew? How about security requirements as the ship is close to many desperate people? How many lights for tent cities run on Zumwalt's 4,160 volt power? If there was a disaster is there even a clear channel for the ship to navigate in? Lack of criticial thinking ability is an epidemic on this site. Do many HA/DR planning events? No. Do you know the difference between Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief and Defense Support of Civil Authorities? It is wonderful the information one can find on the Internet. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:29:48 PM EDT
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That is what I was talking about. I see why Louisianna is ranked #49 in the nation for education. http://www.alec.org/publications/report-card-on-american-education/ Quote HistoryQuoted:
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What are you talking about? I posted the iwo jima in the port of new orleans during katrina recovery did i not? You also posted a story about the USS Tortuga at the U.S. Navy facility in New Orleans, Louisianna during Katrina. And? http://media4.giphy.com/media/AIu96N68WdxGo/giphy.gif That is what I was talking about. I see why Louisianna is ranked #49 in the nation for education. http://www.alec.org/publications/report-card-on-american-education/ Maybe if you could use your reasoning skills to assume I would have posted the picture with the article if it was the same ship.
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:30:27 PM EDT
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One problem with your line of "logic", reality. When I was on the Iwo Jima in New Orleans for the relief efforts, we were moored downtown. Place was a mess. We did everything you say should not or cannot be done. Are you saying USS Iwo Jima broke federal laws by dumping sewage in the water? |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:32:00 PM EDT
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Are you saying USS Iwo Jima broke federal laws by dumping sewage in the water? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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One problem with your line of "logic", reality. When I was on the Iwo Jima in New Orleans for the relief efforts, we were moored downtown. Place was a mess. We did everything you say should not or cannot be done. Are you saying USS Iwo Jima broke federal laws by dumping sewage in the water? You should sue them and all the people who had shit in the water when it flooded.. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:32:11 PM EDT
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I have not shot .22lr in almost three years due to the high cost. However, people are free to make money as long as it is within the law. I sincerely hope they declare the income for tax purposes and are not free-loaders. So you're saying the 22 panic in the US is affecting prices in Russia? What are the laws concerning firearm ownership in Russia, anyhow? Any memories of you best hunting trip? Please be of posting, Mr (?) shoeh8ter. |
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Posted: 9/29/2014 1:32:51 PM EDT
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You do not. The U.S. Navy does not enter their ships into port when conducting disaster relief missions. I have monitored their operations closely. They have yet to do it for the reasons I have already outlined. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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As a result, early this week the Vinson will receive up to 100,000 special 2- and 5-gallon water "bladders," collapsible containers that will make the transportation of such enormous volumes of liquid more efficient. If the Vinson could actually move all of its 200,000 excess gallons to Haitian distribution points each day, it could as much as double the present amount of water aid, which relief agencies and military helicopter pilots alike say is being used up faster than they can deliver it. That in turn would allow donor governments and organizations to turn more of their efforts toward augmenting other critical necessities like food, medical supplies and, later on, long-term help like building materials. Jesus, do i have to draw a picture? You do not. The U.S. Navy does not enter their ships into port when conducting disaster relief missions. I have monitored their operations closely. They have yet to do it for the reasons I have already outlined. See my previous response. Your monitoring needs some work. |
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