The AI-generated cat pictures thread
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Have you ever tried bringing your gun into a courthouse, or to an event which the president will be attending, or to the Capitol building or the White House?
They frown on it rather severely, even if you have a CC permit.
Kind of a stupid analogy. And also, this is the random picture thread, not the guns-n-politics thread.
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They frown on it rather severely, even if you have a CC permit.
Kind of a stupid analogy. And also, this is the random picture thread, not the guns-n-politics thread.
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Which one has the future of America, and which one has the Current America?
#okaywithfirstbaneverIloveyoufagsanyways
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The top one is Howard Hughe's that he crashed in Cali somewhere. I only recognize it because of The Aviator.
I think it's a good movie. I don't know how much of it is true and how much is Hollywood, but worth a watch.
I think it's a good movie. I don't know how much of it is true and how much is Hollywood, but worth a watch.
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Yeah first plane is the H1, beautiful.
Second is a recent remake of the Bugatti 100P, powered by two Hayabusa engines.
Crashed it cause, you know, lets not test the brakes before flying it. But it was a good reason to make more optimized props.
Second is a recent remake of the Bugatti 100P, powered by two Hayabusa engines.
Crashed it cause, you know, lets not test the brakes before flying it. But it was a good reason to make more optimized props.
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Of the popular consoles of the era, only the Genesis / Megadrive used a fully 16 bit CPU; the same Motorola 68000 which made the first generation of both the Macintosh and Amiga computers so awesome. And it really showed in the pace and complexity of gameplay which that unit alone was able to deliver.
Of the popular consoles of the era, only the Genesis / Megadrive used a fully 16 bit CPU; the same Motorola 68000 which made the first generation of both the Macintosh and Amiga computers so awesome. And it really showed in the pace and complexity of gameplay which that unit alone was able to deliver.
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