#radar range

[constelli1122]

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[awesome-casuallyfamouscollector]

 Russian IL-22 M command airplane's damaged tail, Russia, January 14, 2024. Source: Necro Mancer

P.S. Do you think it's repairable? Exists quite strong evidence that — The Ukrainian Air Force shot down a Russian A-50 long-range radar detection and control airplane and badly damaged an IL-22 command plane over the Sea of Azov on Sunday evening during well prepared special military operation...!

A-50 is a high-value target. It is a four-engine jet-propelled aircraft, equipped with a rotating radar that scans 360 degrees, detecting radars and potential targets in the air and on land. It has a 15-person crew...

[freshthoughts2020]

[momett]

conservatives on twitter are being tricked by fandom.com right now. i wish i was joking even a little bit

[anarchistettin]

Thoughts? https://www.tumblr.com/anarcho-yorpism/731476706507014144/i-dont-usually-talk-about-israelpalestine-but

If you agree please spread it as I think this is one of the clearest examples of how media is controlled by the US

it's hard to answer without flying into a rant

my thoughts are, that,

from the time I was around 3 to the time I was around 13 I was waiting for someone or some datum to show me how the USA wasn't in fact a place of supreme evil, indistinguishable from the enemies it constantly warns against, and that when I was 14 I fucking lost it with feelings of betrayal and suspicion for just about everyone but a handful of other runaways.

it took a long time to see parents and family / family-friends as victims, in addition to officers, of Americanism. I still struggle to not start orating fiery-style when friends and family repeat the lies that seemed so glaringly obvious to me as a kid. I know it does the opposite of what I hope for, though, so I continue the struggle, all the struggles. It fucks with my head how much this litany of insane life-negating doctrines impresses everyone. It's so rare to talk to anyone at all in real life that isn't somehow digesting it, and just-barely-consciously deciding to go along with it.

I hate this nation that captured me all those years ago with my whole being, but I love humans, I love people, with the same exact fire. It's fucking hard. This situation is harder than I imagined it would be for me to process clearly, even though I've been steeled for it, dreading it, for decades.

For whatever it can possibly be worth, the people that reared me included anti-zionist Jews, and they schooled me so hard in ethics & then-current-politics, I can only imagine that if they were alive today we'd be seeing them in the streets right now, doing what we should all be doing, dismantling this motherfucker!

[britneyshakespeare]

inspired by a conversation w a friend. literary buffs: what's something based on your reading habits that people probably would assume you've read, but you just haven't? not counting things that are on your i'm-gonna-read-this-soon, oh-i-can't-wait-to-read-this list. just things that certainly exist in the world indifferent to your reading habits. i'll start. i've been a theater buff for as long as i've been a habitual reader and i've never read george bernard shaw.

[theinfinitedivides]

have been listening to the Pathaan OST on and off for almost three weeks(?) now since its release and Vishal-Shekhar really said they'd give some of the best songs in their career to the gays in War (2019) and then took the leftovers to give to the king of Bollywood,,,,,, i'm crying

[akkivee]

posting three because y’all need to understand the range—

[wizardnuke]

sky's lookin Weird yall.

[bethrnoora]

i know that a lot of film people note that you don't really get like. movie MAGIC or a sense of authenticity in movies and i dont think that's UNtrue but i also don't think it's wholly true either. idk. there's stuff out there, even stuff that you can go see in theaters sometimes that really does evoke a sense of like oh this is a MOVIE. this is a great experience and there was so much work and love put in here and it kind of radiates through the screen as you watch

[mash-dynamics-tourney]

some more propaganda...

and the current winner for funniest submission:

SUBMISSIONS WILL END SATURDAY EVENING

SO IF YOU WANT TO SUBMIT A FAVOURITE MASH PAIRING PLEASE DO SO!

I'm hoping to start the bracket this weekend!

[planforgoodcooking]

I've never actually used a Radar Range, which maybe you know is the very first microwave ever marketed.

I've seen them tho and they were hefty bois. You really did have to have a designated spot because they put out a lot of heat and weighed so much. They originally hit shelves in 1967, for what amounts to around $4500

My mom finally caved and got a microwave in the mid-1980s, when they shrunk just a bit in both size and price. I know my dad had a coronary even thinking about a Radar Range when they came out, so she had to wait. She kept that same microwave until she passed in 2002. She got all the special dishes and such for it because our regular plates had gold-colored rims. So we'd put the food on the special cooking plate, then transfer it to the regular plates and that didn't last long because that's twice the damned dishes. But the plastic bacon cooking tray? Mr Plan swears by his

[fortitudina]

*OOC. ------ There is just something about Nation Haven's voice that does things to me. He can serenade me with his songs all that he wishes.