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Think we'll ever get full body armor?
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>>64752294
>That's the huge reason everybody prefers analog over digital NVG
Analog NVG have phosphor decay time. Also both digital and analog FPV drones have very low latency and can have high refresh rates.

Digital NVG will replace analog what is holding them back is custom NVG OLED screens with the appropriate pixel density and brightness settings.
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>>64752269
Nylon is significantly stronger than cotton, more comparable to silk. Are you saying that Cotton armor is in any way comparable to Kevlar?
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>>64751642
How could you be so retarded and wrong in such a short post
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>>64752473
I am saying nylon armor is possible and obtainable for thirdies to manufacture.
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>>64752636
But Cotton is cheaper and we've seen quality products being swapped out by dogshit look-alikes before. Specifically by Russia.

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By using quantum sensing instead of traditional lenses and a CMOS camera, and then running reconstruction algorithms over time on the input, it's possible to get 20x the range, 1000x the processing speed, and sub-diffraction images.

It also reduces size and cost from Hubble scale to a big cubesat size.
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>>64752480
Promises cost nothing, working proof costs something.
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>>64752540
While I understand what you are saying, this isn't some handwavey bullshit written by a team of Chinks at some Chang Technical Institute. Zachary Dutton is as legitimate as a defense scientist can be. Whatever he's been doing for Raytheon for 20+ years was good enough to earn him a VP position within the company.
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>>64752266
>sub-diffraction
So they're literally claiming to violate the known laws of physics. Seems legit.
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>>64752616
It seems to be glownigger DLSS. What I want to know is what the camera sensor is made of? They are very, very vague in all the articles I can find on this, but most of the Diffraction personnel have backgrounds in EE with a focus on photonic computing, and all of Dutton's early work has shitloads of applications in photonic computing. Dutton also has citations with pic related Jeet (Saikat Guha) when he was with the University of Arizona. U of A also does lots of parallel work in metasurface lensing for satellite imaging. What I do find interesting is that this appears to be a retrofit type system for existing satellite imaging rigs.
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>>64752645
>Pic related Jeet
They have been at this for a while it seems. There are citations for similar work going back to 2016.

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Old thread: >>64739370

>Simulate schizophrenic auditory hallucinations with the sound player plugin!
https://github.com/rcc11/4chan-sounds-player
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>>64752541
Rude.
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>>64752423
He's permabanned, I wouldn't worry about it

>>64752520
Harem slop had reached critical mass by the end of 00's. Imagine how the industry would have looked without the nuclear disaster in Fukushima

>>64752510
If their cyberpunk dystopia ends in reunification, it'll hopefully be a wakeup call to every think tank that looks the other way about market consolidation when drafting policy to combat Russo-Sino hegemony
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Out of curiosity could you load modern 9mm into an MP40 without it blowing up or jamming up in the case of HP/SP ammo? It'd be pretty neat to load modern self defense rounds into a WW2 submachine gun, imagine a future doctor breaking into your house at 3am only to catch a burst from a fucking MP40 to tge chest.
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>>64752541
But she's cute
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>>>/g/107852334

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Why is French firearm design so strange?
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>>64751965
but they made the shadow moses gun
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>>64746595
Oh god, you're having a stroke, I'm sorry.
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>>64723278
Nothing says "we're not serious about going to war" like a battle rifle in the 70's.
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>>64752422
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_involving_France#French_Fifth_Republic_(1958%E2%80%93present)
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>>64752422
So the entire western world wasn't serious about war? Sounds like a load of commie gobbledygook
>B-but the m16
M14 was still in service in the 70s, just not as a mainstream issued weapon

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Well, I found this thing in the Ahnif forest in Bouira province, Algeria, in an abandoned area that was a stronghold for armed groups. I think it's a mine, but I need more precise information
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>>64752490
Looks like a container
With a pipe
And something connecting the two
Some kind of ghetto distillery device? Hard to say with only 1 photo.
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Another image
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Also, i found this in a place where they filmed a terrorist video called "جحيم المرتدين في الجزائر 2"
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>>64752550
kind of looks like a grenade without its spoon
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if it's a grenade it was likely a smoke grenade

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Post gear. Discuss gear. Chico's got an M1 Garand in the Streetz Edition. Level IV required.
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>>64751860
>Tubes are pretty shit to begin with
>ROC buckles are worse
Ive used ROC buckles and have never had any issues over using it for many years. I don't know why people keep acting like they suck fuck velcro
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>>64750921
>ive had a similar thought to all those larptubers training infantry tactics and doing LRRP shit in the forest.
Two fold. First, its significantly easier to access undeveloped woods for training so most of it biases towards that. Second, Its foundational for urban fighting. You build the concepts in the less complex terrain and then add on complex terrain (MOUT, mountain, jungle, littoral, etc) so people have a lens to observe the differences through. Its far easier to teach people who have a common foundational level of small unit skills and end up bending them to meet the advanced situation as need be.

Thankfully the obsession with larping as SF is creating some accidental successes as far as urbanized fighting is concerned. Lots of people possess low profile belts, slicker carriers, short rifles, etc and some generalized concepts about what to do in cqb situations. These cargo cult takeaways might be right, might be wrong but having some foundation is better than dropping a tribal shaman into a cs:go match
>>64751025
>Guerilla fighters in the woods never win. Urban centers is historically where things get settled in modern wars.
https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/9780691177076/small-wars-big-data
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https://www.rand.org/pubs/commercial_books/CB543.html
The vast majority of conflicts were successful in rural situations where the urban success rate was drastically lower. Historically the transition from one to the other was also market by turbulence and failures.
>>64752276
Petzl E+Lite
>>64752426
Velcro rocks.
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>>64752486
I'm saying the trend is that asymmetric smaller guerilla forces can hold ground or cause issues but are not able to have real victories. FARC is a famous example of holding out for a long time then getting tricked and losing. Something like the American revolution, civil war, and the Yugoslavian war is meaningfully transformative and required a level of symmetric warfare. Taking large urban centers and holding things like capitals is where victory is derived even if there are meaningful skirmishes in the woods on your way to occupy or do other things at the urban centers. My main point is smaller poorer guerilla forces are not able to win I used in the woods as a pejorative since they don't have real bases and infrastructure.
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>>64750108
Maybe. I know the GOST-5A / 6A and then BR4 / BR5 Granits are Alumina. The solution to tackling substantial tungsten penetrators like 7N37 just being a thicker alumina strike face is just, IMHO, inefficient. They're leaving serious performance on the table by not using a better ceramic. The concern with the BR5+ Granit is that it's very heavy, well, that's a way to fix that.
There is the possibility the Alumina is something like ZTA - zirconia-toughened - but that isn't in common use because it jacks up price and doesn't get you anything truly noteworthy over mainstream SiC.
As for the backers, I remember a few papers about Russian advanced aramids. Odd to me they wouldn't at least be licensed here if they're competitive with good Dyneema or Spectra. High end PE is stronger pound for pound as a backer, but aramid backed plates exhibit very good v0s on account of how aramid fibers function.

As it stands, the Chinese could probably reproduce the Alumina+PE BR5+ plates if they aren't using anything exotic. Throws a real wrench at the M7's XM1184.
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>>64752561
>>64752561
>Taking large urban centers and holding things like capitals is where victory is derived
Not at all, this is the extremely rare outcome. The majority of the time the forces are victorious and result in a withdrawal of troops from tenable held positions.
French indo china war, algeria, rhodesia, tigray liberation front, eriterean peoples liberation front, taliban (2020), FARC, IRA, etc etc.

All of these forces committed to a long violent rural struggle resulting in eventual withdrawal of their opponents and/or political settlements that effectively transferred them into power regardless. Historically gorillas have used these rural areas to build ranks, train forces, transit supplies and maintain a general presence in a larger area of footprint. It always will be important if not from a strategic or human capital standpoint but rather from an operational standpoint.
>FARC
>Lost
Dawg the president of columbia is a former M19 member and is giving FARC anything they want

Lack of external sponsorship is a much greater determination than the area the conflict is fought in or where the decisive battle occurs.
>Mao something something water, something something fish something something

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This changes everything.

https://defencesecurityasia.com/en/indonesia-rafale-fighter-jets-depart-france-airpower-shift-southeast-asia/
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>>64751313
>hypersonic indomie goreng
I kneel
The West has fallen
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Indonesia is one of the countries that will become a superpower someday and rival the US.Indonesia is now set to have a capable Airforce once these jets land in Indonesia early next year not to mention Indonesia is buying 5th generation stealth fighter jets from Turkiye.Indonesia also has long range ballistic missile strike capabilities thanks to Turkiye.

take note that indonesia see australia as frienemy. australia is a friend, but have high potential to become an enemy. if you read history about relationship between the two countries, the two countries already find them self as enemies many times in history. there's even a prophecy by king jayabaya from 7th century that said nusantara (indonesia) will go to war with it's southern nation (australia) to become the regional superpower that rule indian ocean and south east asia

Looking at how the US turns a blind eye to Israelis killing women and children, Indonesians fear they would be treated similarly to Palestinians if there were conflicts, for example, between Indonesia and Australia. Historically, Indonesia has been mistreated by the US and Australia before. Indonesian has more realistic view of relationship with Superpower.

In fact, Indonesia is the one who has to worry even though it is non-aligned but is surrounded by American military bases. such as in Singapore, Papua New Guinea, Australia, etc. there is a possibility that other countries will attack it to take its resources, for example, Australia, which has a military backup from the US, could help Papua become completely independent, especially as Indonesia's military equipment is much more outdated than Australia's. especially because Indonesia is flanked by China and Australia, where the issue will definitely be related to the blurred South China Sea and Australia's potential to help Micronesia push for the liberation of Papua... so maintaining and increasing Indonesia military strength is important
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Someone rouse malaysia tard to deliver powerful copy pasta about that country's acquisition prowess.
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>>64749304

Hindu rape rat pedophile jannie is removing posts again lmao

https://desuarchive.org/k/thread/64749304/#q64751301

>based Pakistani Muslim aryan warriors shoot down 6 Indian Hindu rape rat rafale jets with Chinese J-17s
>everyone who isn't ruled by jews understands the 2 billion Indian Hindu rape rats shitting out 25 million new little hindu roaches each year and desperately trying to infest everyone else's lands are the real threat in Asia and to the entire globe
>buy the exact same plane the Hindu rape rats lost to Chinese weaponry with

They should check the religious backgrounds of everyone who made this "deal", guaranteed this is not halal, so to speak.

(yes, Indian Hindu rape rat jannies- the based pakis btfo your child raping 45 IQ inbred Hindu pedophile cultists...cope and seethe, but every time you remove my posts, I go to the irc and report you quietly to one of the mods on our side about how you need to be monitored by GrapeApe as a Hindu rape rat infiltrator here
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>>64751313
You forgot Petasan lmao

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Word on the street is that the US bagged another 2 shadow fleet tankers today. With one of the tankers being captured using these little guys. Have we begun breaching into the Tom Clancy timeline, or have we always been in the timeline without us knowing?

Also, a general thread on these little guys and what can be done to improve on their airframes and tactical usage.
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>>64751297
True. 'Maintain as little defence force as you can because nobody's stupid enough to ruin a good thing' is less exciting but probably the ideal outcome.
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>>64750996
>Navajo code talkers will be succeeded by jive ass brothas
This was already foreseen by cold war era doctrine.
https://youtu.be/yzIcec_bQss
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>>64751314
>'Maintain as little defence force as you can because nobody's stupid enough to ruin a good thing' is less exciting but probably the ideal outcome
Basically.

In peacetime, the military needs to be warehoused.
You have to take them out now and then and oil the troops and polish the grenades or whatever, to keep them fresh and ready for use but what else are they for in peacetime?

Republicans have always wanted a powerful military that is never used, it's their end goal.
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>>64751481
As much as Republicans I've known have always hated Teddy, none of them have disagreed with "Speak softly but carry a big stick".
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>>64729244
Fine.
>ON Cap these hecking helirinies stakin' a water bus carted wif car juice.

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The premise is simple:

Could the DPRK launch a offensive war with the goal of seizing Russia's Pacific holdings and win?
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>>64751584
Brother, you’ve become too much like Boco. Granted you’re hyper-fixated on one niche but still. LIKE. BOCO. Scale it back it bit, you’re still not as bad as that worthless sack of shit.
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>>64751613
wot the feck is happening there?
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>>64752301
>START DOING THIS
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>>64751595
Look at the oil and gas flows.
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>>64752105
>What are they holding the line with tho
Mosins and T-55s?

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>Working powered exoskeletons have been real for nearly 20 years
>Working laser turrets have been real for nearly 20 years
>Working railguns have been real for nearly 20 years
>Working plasma cannons have been real for over 30 years
>Autonomous robots that understand simple commands have been around for over ten years
>People act like drones are the most advanced weapon around when we've been using them since WWII
What gives? Why is everyone still pretending that we're living the 20th century? People are so tired of waiting for these weapons that they're building the things themselves in their garages.
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Lasers don't have to be in the visual range to do damage
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>>64747418
i can see it being complete dogshit in open warfare like Ukraine, but kinda good in urban or maybe jungle. But i doubt a bombed out building can easily support a 800kg guy in a suit .... and they would still be very weak to detonation ...
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>>64746751
>No one wants to be the first to open that Pandora's box, where everyone without advanced eye protection just gets blinded
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>>64748796
Yes.
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>>64747934
Is a megawatt weapon going to be able to stop multiple hypersonic maneuvering reentry vehicles, of which half are just decoys?

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why havent we seen jet troopers yet?
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>>64751284
>You need to be 18 or older to post here, Anon, and preferably not brown.

And yet, you're still here trying to argue for usecases that don't exist because you think jet troopers are radical. I suppose being functionally retarded and functionally illiterate could also explain why you've yet to come with a time where someone would be conducting a boarding operation against a hostile vessel yet somehow able to safely get a RHIB/chopper to it safely but going up/down the rope is a major sticking point.
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>>64749568
>fly drone into area you need to hold from enemy infantry/armor
>land in concealment to reserve battery life and hold position
>ambush incoming enemies trying to take the sector
>repeat same steps with 1000 more drones
Seems to be working pretty good in the Prokrosk region.
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>>64749181
lowkirkenuinely, a great way for infantry to cross minefields
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>>64751295
>argue for usecases that don't exist
Did you miss the point where the entire thread is literally about creating a use for new technology, retard?
Sorry that hypothetical questions and scenarios are so overwhelming for your niggardly brain.
>irreverent reply, no understanding of topic
Again, must be 18 years older, not brown, and preferably owning guns to post here.
Door is over there, kthxbai.
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>>64749181
>look morty, i turned myself into a 50 USD drone

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6,500,000,000€
largest sale in israel's history
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>>64746860
fpbp
...it's over six gorillion!
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>>64750646
Germany should just fund ukie's defunct space shit, e.g. Zenit rockets and such
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>>64751683
Doesn't matter. A drugged up bum with a knife already had bullet holes, but still cuts you up.
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>>64748947
Israel depends on germany for submarines and last nuclear resort options so that won't happen between russia and germany israel will side with germany.

That said Israel is probably the only big manufacturer that sells this type of stuff without the ability to turn these off, their reputation is bad enough that a single case of that happening would destroy their arms industry and they depend on exports to keep economies of scale going there.
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>>64749415

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I was reading about this guy and he had over 350+ kills. Why does this make me jealous?
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>>64751022
Americans had no problems counting them over Korea and Vietnam
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>>64751345
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>>64752398
>It really doesn't matter whether the other guy survived
It kinda does because pilots are the biggest loss not the airframe, we also say kill not airframes destroyed for a reason.
Regardless that was not my point at all, i was talking About the airframes themselfs.
What most armchair retards fail to understand is that old school dog fighting is chaos. People get confused.
You shoot at and enemy aircraft, you see it smoke ,leak fuilds , maybe even loose chuncks. Its going down but you had to Change target or evade ,in your head you got a kill, but there is no way of knowing if that aircraft really went down or not.
If you go by reported Kills the USAAF shot down like twice as many planes then the whole jap Air force
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>>64752559
>You shoot at and enemy aircraft, you see it smoke ,leak fuilds , maybe even loose chuncks. Its going down but you had to Change target or evade ,in your head you got a kill, but there is no way of knowing if that aircraft really went down or not.
The book "Piece of Cake" goes into this in detail with things such as multiple aircraft firing at the same target in the confusion, both seeing it go down, and both reporting a kill, occasional friendly fire incidents (like the Battle of Barking Creek), etc.
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>>64752487
https://youtu.be/puZ9nw78OXI?si=pY1eOmsXFKqD2fdQ
Hitler in 1942 talking telling Mannerheim, that the soviets had 35k tanks and that they had destroyed 34k of them.
Etheir you think he is lying/exagerating just to look good, or you accept that he genuinely believes what he is saying
And this was on 1942 when the germans could easily count the number of wrecks left on the battle fields

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Anyone else going to the Muncie gun show Indiana
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>>64750593
He's tight, Tupperware kills.
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>>64750950
He meant the niggers. I suspect he watches cnn. It felt like I was talking to a liberalgunowners redditor.
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>>64750311
Was Paige worth it?
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>>64750993
boomers trust the boob toob implicitly
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Well I hope to run into one of you guys

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Whats the realistic largest object you can camo from Air surveilance?
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>>64752420
How many nets you got?
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>>64752431
how much do you need?
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>>64752420
Your mom
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