>>106060
I don't know, but the odds that I care about their race are precisely 0%.

  >>106105
>This is not an argument
I did not fucking ask you about your opinion on my post.

>Prove that the west blocked India from accessing western scientific journals.
I dare you to find a scientific article anywhere in "western journals"(what is this I don't even) that says in plain text what you have to do to build a rocket to Mars.
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>>106114
I just though, it will be "white" person, since the spacesuit to walk on Mars will be all white, for heat regulation purposes.

>>106118
https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&q=mars+mission

>doesnt know what a journal is
Finish high school before debating topics way over your head.

Why isn't this topic locked?

>>106152

>>106136
Somehow, I doubt the FBI is done with her.

  >>106136
In criminal law, the concept of criminal intent (Mens Rea) is complex but important to prove the elements of a crime. For the crime of espionage (illegal distribution of state secrets) investigated in the Hillary Clinton email controversy, the prosecutor would need to prove gross recklessness or willfully intent to mishandle the secrets.
To warrant a criminal charge, FBI director Comey said, there had to be evidence that Mrs. Clinton intentionally transmitted or willfully mishandled classified information. The F.B.I. found neither, and as a result, he said, “our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case.” http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/06/us/politics/hillary-clinton-fbi-email-comey.html?_r=0
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  >>106136
And those are some fun videos.
Once Upon a Pixel - Hey Ash Whatcha Playing'? https://youtu.be/Ux7_mbAhm1M
Uploaded on Oct 20, 2011
Season 1 - Episode 33
Who says fairy tales can't include walking nuclear tanks?

  Driver: San Francisco - Hey Ash Whatcha Playin'? https://youtu.be/PfcToZQaJRA
Published on Dec 19, 2012
Season 4 - Episode 6
The power to Shift could not have landed in more dangerous hands.

>>106137
Si. I've been offered just shy of a full academic scholarship to Drexel, and have been off-and-on dating two chicks and a handful of one-nighters and side chicks.

Who in the fuck sells their gun via facebook?

>>106074
You can actually find some cool shit.

>using facebutt

>selling a gun

not even once.

>>106074
People in free states. When you've got a little under 1% of your states population getting notifications from ONE well run gun sales page, shit is fucking cash.

Still without transport, unfortunately.

Any further details yet?

Boys. Please fill those of us in irc in on the details. - auto von shekelgrabber

We're meeting at Jake's on 4th ave

I don't consider it a professional publication, though technically I have been paid for it.

>>106039

I would be interested in Modern Drunkard and I haven't bought a magazine in about 15 years.

>>105952
Can you suck that states dick any harder?

>>106039
Would buy, and enjoy.

Are there even any mags that are worth a damn these days?

>>106040
>>106041

Gentleman, perhaps I am misconstruing your statements, but I assure you that this fine publication is in fact the genuine article. Why "would" when you should?

http://www.drunkard.com/

>>106055
This is fantastic

>>105980

In that time, English had a more flexible and phonetically based approach to spelling. If memory serves, in fact, it wasn't until about the turn of the nineteenth century that spelling correctness as we presently conceive of it really even became "a thing".

You know, now that I think of it, I'm pretty sure this was even mentioned in one of the National Treasure movies...

  >>105981
To be honest, I can't tell whether it's better or worse than we have now.

What makes it amusing though, is whenever I read that style of spelling, I can't help but hear it in this glorious asshole's voice.

  >>105982
Sir Percy Blakeney (the fop) in The Scarlet Pimpernel appears to be played by Anthony Andrews who previously played in the 1979 TV miniseries, Danger UXB, playing Brian Ash, a young second lieutenant who is assigned to a bomb disposal unit in the early days of the Blitz in World War II (1940). UXB (UneXploded Bomb) is the signal that an aerial bomb has not exploded. Ash's job is to deactivate German bombs, some of which have fuses specifically designed to kill the disposal squads. The series takes us through his maturation as an officer, a love story with the daughter of a bomb disposal methods researcher, and the stresses and strains of wartime on the civilians and military in England.
Danger UXB Episode 1 - Dead Man's Shoes https://youtu.be/hoaV-4uGBc4

  >>105981
Here we see a satire of Dr. Samuel Johnson trying to get patronage for his English dictionary.
Blackadder ~ Season 03 - E 02 - Ink and Incapability https://youtu.be/DwL56Gc0plU
To increase his intellectual standing, the prince decides to become patron of Dr. Johnson's new dictionary, much to Blackadder's disgust. However, Johnson is also planning to publish a novel written by Blackadder under a pseudonym, thus making him a millionaire. Matters are complicated, however, when Baldrick destroys the manuscript of the dictionary by burning it. Blackadder must devise a scheme to ensure that Johnson's dictionary, and thus his novel, are published. Robbie Coltrane makes a guest appearance as Dr. Johnson.

  And the Scaret Pimpernel piece:
Blackadder the Third - S3E03 - Nob and Nobility [Ro sub] HD http://dai.ly/x1zypyb
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1zypyb_blackadder-the-third-s3e03-nob-and-nobility-ro-sub-hd_fun

>>105941
I can see the misconceptions here:
- I am not subject to your laws.
- Speeding (or other obvious crime) is not a crime.
- I'm committing civil disobedience so you can't stop me.
- I do not consent!

>>105963
Still doesn't change communism being shit though. I liked the book, the movie is good to watch drunk with friends, I have no complaints.

>>105963
How did you get that it's about communism? I've always interpreted the book to be about why Italian-style fascism was appealing.

Though a lot of people, especially "rah rah ARE TROOPS" types, tend to miss that some a state social worker or somebody who digs ditches for civil engineering projects receives the same level of citizenship as a mobile infantryman.

>>105964
You forgot
>-how can I be arrested for reckless driving when I'm in a boat and not a car?
>-THAT FLAG HAS FRINGE THIS IS AN ADMIRALTY COURT!

The best shit is the Jedi mind tricks some of these people try to pull.

>Sir, I smell marijuana
>No, you don't smell marijuana!
>Sir, we very clearly smell marijuana
>No, you don't know what marijuana is!
>Sir, step out of the vehicle.
>These are not the droids you're looking for

Broadcastify.

An actual scanner

>>105920
root your android and pirate scanner radio pro. you can get it off a thing called blackmart or maybe just torrents.

>>105931
I feel like you told your kids you were sending them to summer camp in China, but just shipped them off to your cousin who runs a sweat shop for a little Christmas money.

Camp Textire Factory.

>>105933
LOL, grandma took kids to Taiwan/Singapore, also they just started "summer school" there to learn Chinese.



Picture of finished compose tumblers

>>105945
>filename
lol'd

also isn't it "compost"

>>105949
I don't spell too gud

>>105930
Done.
>>/v/20725

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