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They aren't 'gone' though. A missile base is not ideal for a raze. Rugged, like. The launch bay floor of an Atlas E (Ca 1962) is 25 feet of reinforced high slump concrete, and by reinforced, I mean 1" welded rebar all balled up in a knot. That was a 25psi overpressure design. The Minuteman sites are designed for 300psi overpressure.
Those sites are decommissioned and reverted to the original owner, but they are still there. Remnants will still be there when the universe dies a thermal stasis death. |
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Quoted: They aren't 'gone' though. A missile base is not ideal for a raze. Rugged, like. The launch bay floor of an Atlas E (Ca 1962) is 25 feet of reinforced high slump concrete, and by reinforced, I mean 1" welded rebar all balled up in a knot. That was a 25psi overpressure design. The Minuteman sites are designed for 300psi overpressure. Those sites are decommissioned and reverted to the original owner, but they are still there. Remnants will still be there when the universe dies a thermal stasis death. View Quote A little info on the park. Park back home. |
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View Quote I've been. I've been to~ 80% of all the decommed missile sites in the CONUS, and have been cordially invited to vacate the area immediately or sooner by the Air Police a few times in the Dakotas.. |
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Quoted: I've been. I've been to~ 80% of all the decommed missile sites in the CONUS, and have been cordially invited to vacate the area immediately or sooner by the Air Police a few times in the Dakotas.. View Quote LOL. They blew-up the last missile silo (SALT?) in 1997 at Whitewood,SD. We lived there at the time. Russians,News, US generals in town. Had to work,didn't get to see it. |
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Solid fuel missile sites are boring as shit, though. It's just a boring concrete lid in a little 1.5 acre hurricane fence park and the launch control is to hell and gone miles away. The liquid fuel era sites are huge complexes with thousands of square feet filled with refrigeration machinery and hydraulic pumpage and all kinds of involved industrial shit just to handle the fuels and oxidizers. When they got to solid fuels, all that became unnecessary. Drill a hole, lined with 30' of reinforced high-slump, and all that's needed is inspect the fuel and service the Tritium in the warhead now and then. No more vast complexes with 45 staff for one missile, 2 guys for ten missiles and some Air Police patrols. Bubba Gump Missile Corporation is what they got
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Quoted: But the days drag on so. I feel an urge to run helter-skelter down the street, flinging my garb aside willy-nilly and laughing hysterically till the nice young men in the white coats come. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I'm concerned for you Nick. I don't like where your heads at. If you want to talk about I'm here man. The world is a better place with you in it. Same. I fuck with you, but that's what friends do. But the days drag on so. I feel an urge to run helter-skelter down the street, flinging my garb aside willy-nilly and laughing hysterically till the nice young men in the white coats come. Running sucks. Build up to it with walking and eventually jogging. It's a process. |
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Quoted: I got some sloppy ass Stones riff in my head and I can't remember which song it's from, so I'll drive it out with this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rK0CR3kUEsA View Quote You were thinking of "Fancy Man Blues" perhaps? |
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Quoted: This is very important wire on a 1987 chevy truck without it being connected the truck will not run. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/390973/20210224_110250-1839469.jpg View Quote Chevys are so cool. Not. |
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Quoted: Dr. Martens boots, only nineteen pounds and 99P! View Quote The original DM facotry is no more. The boots and shoes are still made but the quality is shite! Made in Vietnam now not the UK. There are folks that made the original DM's that have gone over here. They are the real deal, made the way DM's were but you are paying almost 100% more now. https://uk.nps-solovair.com/ |
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Quoted: Solid fuel missile sites are boring as shit, though. It's just a boring concrete lid in a little 1.5 acre hurricane fence park and the launch control is to hell and gone miles away. The liquid fuel era sites are huge complexes with thousands of square feet filled with refrigeration machinery and hydraulic pumpage and all kinds of involved industrial shit just to handle the fuels and oxidizers. When they got to solid fuels, all that became unnecessary. Drill a hole, lined with 30' of reinforced high-slump, and all that's needed is inspect the fuel and service the Tritium in the warhead now and then. No more vast complexes with 45 staff for one missile, 2 guys for ten missiles and some Air Police patrols. Bubba Gump Missile Corporation is what they got View Quote They didn't blow up the site, just the entrance. It would literally require nuclear demolition to destroy the site. And they were obsolete by then, anyway. A maintenance bitch beyond F14 by orders of magnitude when in service and by 1997 they were no longer current. But yeah, under Salt II, the entrances had to be sealed. The Russians née Soviets did the same with their SS-18 "Satan" sites, also way past service by then also. |
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View Quote She looks like fun, NOT! |
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And the indecent nudity, of course. All the neighbors love my nudity, they just don't know it yet.
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I was 16. When I got to play Rocky, I got to put my hands on a hot 22 year old college chick's tits for real. |
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View Quote What the fuck is this? You donut. This is the worst fucking kitchen I have ever seen since the last episode. Have you given up? What the fuck is going on? Fuck fuckity fucking wankers taking the piss, fuck. |
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Quoted: The plan is to laser focus on the hysterical laughing. Let it be the star. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Running sucks. Build up to it with walking and eventually jogging. It's a process. The plan is to laser focus on the hysterical laughing. Let it be the star. I get that. Total baller you are. Or will be. Exposed baller. |
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View Quote Poor guy. He was supposedly a rising star in the culinary industry. Now he's a has bean. |
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Fresh frozen? You mean frozen, you donut? What happens when you reheat frozen chicken, you donkey? That's right, it gets fucking dry.
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Quoted: A Menard's opened here this week. Went there today for the first time. Awesome place. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/303065/86412196-1839669.jpg View Quote |
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View Quote I have broken my custom models by dropping them on accident and rebuilt them from memory, if you can't rebuild sets with instructions... IDK what to tell you. heck I can usually build the sets just from the picture on the box. git gud scrub |
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LOOK! Cooked pork next to raw chicken! And mold. Is this the pesto you served me? It's fucking moldy! I ate this shit!
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View Quote You just made Lego's and B cry. |
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Quoted: A Menard's opened here this week. Went there today for the first time. Awesome place. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/303065/86412196-1839669.jpg View Quote |
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Quoted: Lego's has a new line of immediately lethal blocks that just kill you if you step on them, so you don't have to suffer. View Quote Our lab used to come into my room and lay on all my legos when they were spread out on the floor just to be near to me. There is no way it was comfortable. |
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Quoted: Poor guy. He was supposedly a rising star in the culinary industry. Now he's a has bean. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Poor guy. He was supposedly a rising star in the culinary industry. Now he's a has bean. Ha |
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Well, now I know a whole shitload of Stones songs the riff is not from. Fuck.
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It's this one.
The Rolling Stones - Ain't Too Proud To Beg - OFFICIAL PROMO |
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