

That I don’t have an answer to.


That I don’t have an answer to.


I really don’t think it occurred to the Russians that Ukraine would pull something like this off.
It sure hadn’t occurred to anyone else.


You can see the wingtip of one plane, looks like a tu-95, drop to the ground following the explosion.
That airframe is toast.
How do you get in without losing an eye?
Ooh, good point.


I’d hope the sanctions will remain in place as long as Russia occupies Ukraine.


War economies are weird, to say the least.
I think they want to pull the dress off her.
Should have used this one. 🤤


That’s the same thing I thought, I have no trouble believing that many Chinese people are either true believers in the cause, or are in it for the money.


There’s learning, and there’s learning.
If I explain someone what an electric fence is, they will likely believe me, unless someone else tells them electric fences aren’t really that bad or are made up, etc.
If they touch the electric fence, they’ve learned in a way that no words can convince them otherwise. They’ve experienced it firsthand.
Americans are going to learn the hard way.


This tariff thing is something the states will just have to learn the hard way.
And I suspect it’s going to hurt.


Yeah, no. If the film takes a stance on an issue, or advocates for a certain point of view, but isn’t upfront about it, it shouldn’t be considered.


So call him one then, don’t just hint at it.


I’m not entirely sure what, to be honest, but they think they did something, and I don’t want to take that away from them.
Also, the cute little insults for Trump and Musk are pretty cringe, just call him a Nazi.


I’ll just let you keep thinking you won this.


Oh, it’s you again.
The smug sense of self satisfaction should have been a hint.


You genuinely think you’re doing something clever, don’t you?
Shit, that’s some skill all right.
And presumably demoralising for whoever put the netting up.