I'll take the kill-bots. We just have send waves upon waves of men until the kill-bots hit their maximum kill count.
this post was submitted on 16 Jul 2025
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Wait, what if the kill bots' kill count is an unsigned integer? Then we just need to make the bot unkill someone to get an underflow!!!
Did someone mention Russia?
I could swear this was from futurama and some quote from brannigan?
It is from Captain Brannginan Futurama. I changed it a tad to make it fit.
Is this an alphabet or a bingo card?
Yes and we are 1/2 way there at least
Let's not sell Insect Overlords short. They've been aroubd for 350 million years, they must know something.
Unfortunately there are a few too many young men who think that all looks "fun." They've been playing at all those scenarios in video games their whole lives, and now they want the real thing.
The thing about games and movies is they never talk about what you eat or where you shit it out. Hell, even history classes omit that information and I think that even just those two things alone would really curb a lot of the “appeal” that war and stuff has.
I enjoyed reading John Keegan's "The Face of Battle" bc among other things it talked about 3 different battles as they must have been experienced by the common soldier. iirc the night before Waterloo they slept in wet fields and ofc didn't have time to change, before Agincourt they likely had to "relieve themselves" right where they stood and many had diarrhea (and some couldn't even take off their armor to do so!) soldiers were often hungry and thirsty and exhausted, etc.
Most casualties and deaths, especially during the age of trench warfare (1850s-1910s) were caused by bad hygiene and conditions for soldiers. Who knew living day in, day out, in humid mudholes with rationed food could be problematic?
Zeppelin attacks: Robert Plant chasing me with a crowbar
All hail our new Zeppelin overlords!
Fuckin’ Quad Tanks…
Yearly floods are a natural feature of some river systems.