
RazorBroncs
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| Registered on: | 9/29/2013 |
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re: Dijonai claims white privilege led to her ejection. Not the assault.
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/9/26 at 5:57 pm to PaulDrake
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So she is calling the Bull Dike x 10 that called the foul on her a white supremacist?
ALL white people that don't allow black people to do whatever they want without consequences are "white supremacists" in 2026
You don't even have to be white to be a white supremacist anymore. Hispanic, Asian, hell - even fellow black people - can be "white supremacists" if they disagree with something a black person did.
It's basically just an attempt at deflecting from personal accountability, much like "racist" has been used in the past
re: A.I. Just Created Viruses Not Found in Nature
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/9/26 at 5:43 pm to theballguy
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raising the disturbing possibility that the technology could someday be used to invent dangerous pathogens.
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The viruses were able to infect other bacteria, demonstrating that they were viable.
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artificial intelligence might enable the creation of a new generation of biological weapons, from deadly poisons to unstoppable pandemics.
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governments and scientific organizations have been slow to develop guardrails
Nothing bad could possibly come from this. We're advancing science!
re: When your City is run by Idiots, Chicago
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/9/26 at 5:39 pm to pennypacker3
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All I see is black? Is that the problem you’re referring too?
TEENS
We use "teens" now
re: F-16 jets intercepting planes violating flight restrictions over Bedminster
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/9/26 at 5:32 pm to Bobby OG Johnson
From the quick glimpse of it, the F-16s are going out loaded for bear too.
One drop tank in the center and the other 8 weapons pylons loaded up. :lol:
That Cessna doesn't stand a chance
re: Out of touch Massie complains about campaign spending
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/7/26 at 4:37 pm to DeBoar
Not complaining. Just pointing out that maybe you should look in the mirror, you're the one keeping this fricker alive and giving him a platform. Nobody else here cares about a lame duck from KY
re: Out of touch Massie complains about campaign spending
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/7/26 at 4:22 pm to DeBoar
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DeBoar
I'm pretty sure 99.9% of the mentions of Massie on this board are from you. Nobody gives a shite about him anymore (some of us never did)
re: MAGA Queen Sydney Sweeney Spotted in Spokane Handing Out Free Meals To WA Fire Victims....
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/6/26 at 9:13 pm to Barneyrb
I really wish y'all would stop posting about my wife. It's getting weird
re: The US not having enough munitions is a lie
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/6/26 at 4:52 pm to Ag Zwin
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We have the BEST munitions supply in the world, believe me. Everybody says so.
Are you being facetious? Because we absolutely do
re: The US not having enough munitions is a lie
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/6/26 at 4:42 pm to theballguy
We just sold like 3500 ERAM long range precision strike missiles to Ukraine. They're very effective 500lb air-to-ground guided missiles with a range of 300 miles.
It would stand to reason that since we're able to let go of over 3000 missiles we're currently using, we have a shite ton laying around.
We don't have a lot of PRiSMs because they're practically brand new and we only had about 80 before the non-war against Iran started. And we don't have a lot of PAC-3 Patriot interceptors because (before now) we could only produce 625 a year and basically all of our allies - and Ukraine - have been sold a ton, and used thousands in Ukraine's case. Our allies and bases in the Middle East have also been using them to protect infrastructure being fired upon by Iran.
We still have plenty of stocks of the other versions, PAC2 and PAC6. We're also ramping up production on the PAC-3s to nearly triple our output at home, and Ukraine is about to start cranking them out within the next year most likely surpassing our production. Ukraine is also working on their own interceptor comparable to PAC-3 that will be given to us first and foremost when completed within the next few months.
I believe the shortage story, but not for "the sky-is-falling and everyone in Trump's cabinet is incompetent" reasons the MSM is trying to lie about. Common sense would tell you that we absolutely are running short on the two things mentioned above, which are the two all the articles are mentioning and trying to play into this doomsday scenario. In all reality, we have overstocked shelves and depots full of tens of thousands of other versions of these weapons - that may not be the latest technology like the PRiSM or PAC-3s, but are still extremely effective and best in the world.
It would stand to reason that since we're able to let go of over 3000 missiles we're currently using, we have a shite ton laying around.
We don't have a lot of PRiSMs because they're practically brand new and we only had about 80 before the non-war against Iran started. And we don't have a lot of PAC-3 Patriot interceptors because (before now) we could only produce 625 a year and basically all of our allies - and Ukraine - have been sold a ton, and used thousands in Ukraine's case. Our allies and bases in the Middle East have also been using them to protect infrastructure being fired upon by Iran.
We still have plenty of stocks of the other versions, PAC2 and PAC6. We're also ramping up production on the PAC-3s to nearly triple our output at home, and Ukraine is about to start cranking them out within the next year most likely surpassing our production. Ukraine is also working on their own interceptor comparable to PAC-3 that will be given to us first and foremost when completed within the next few months.
I believe the shortage story, but not for "the sky-is-falling and everyone in Trump's cabinet is incompetent" reasons the MSM is trying to lie about. Common sense would tell you that we absolutely are running short on the two things mentioned above, which are the two all the articles are mentioning and trying to play into this doomsday scenario. In all reality, we have overstocked shelves and depots full of tens of thousands of other versions of these weapons - that may not be the latest technology like the PRiSM or PAC-3s, but are still extremely effective and best in the world.
re: McConnell announces discharge from rehabilitation center
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/6/26 at 4:25 pm to el Gaucho
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It’s really sad that so many politicians have had to go to rehab recently. What was it? Fent? Tranq?
It's Mitch McConnell man. Cocaine.
re: Hawaii Democrat congressional candidate Kirill Basin ARRESTED
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/5/26 at 11:45 am to Tarps99
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News flash…that ain’t no bathing suit. He is in his fruity boxer jocks with no dick hole.
He even has the waistband rolled up to make them even shorter :lol:
A very punchable face. I'm glad someone took him up on the offer his douchebag facial expressions were asking for.
And like another poster mentioned, my first thought was "damn that grass is nice." Does that mean I'm old?
re: Mitch McConnel Where Are You?
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/4/26 at 9:26 pm to ItzMe1972
I don't understand what y'all are talking about. My mom told me he's visiting Mojtaba's farm out in the country, where they can run free through the open fields together
re: Reuters: US has used "virtually all" of its precision strike missiles
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/4/26 at 5:10 pm to LSU2a
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These reports are dangerous because they could increase the chance of China and/or Russia making a bold military move based on questionable intel.
This is undoubtedly true, but you left off the most urgent matter - that it severely weakens our position against Iran and any negotiations. Suddenly they have reason to believe Trump is "pausing" any escalation because we're running dry, not because he's trying to make peace. They are certainly emboldened by these reports that keep leaking from who knows where.
re: Reuters: US has used "virtually all" of its precision strike missiles
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/4/26 at 4:55 pm to joshnorris14
Weren't PRiSMs still pretty much brand new when this started, and so we only had like 80? I would expect those to be running low, that's not shocking news. They're the "low cost" precision strike missile that just came out and can be produced faster than our older more expensive tech. I think production on those has been ramped up by several hundred percent with new facilities and production lines after they've seen them perform in real situations
re: Military is the only way?
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/3/26 at 5:53 pm to Sofaking2
Either someone slipped me some kind of mind altering drug and I'm the only one out of the loop, or there's some nonsensical shite going on in this thread with alters running rampant
re: What Movie was this for you
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/2/26 at 3:07 pm to RollTide1987
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Rock-A-Doodle
Came into this thread to post this. My wife is a huge fan, can still remember all the words to songs and claims she must've watched it a thousand times as a kid. I had never even heard of it until adulthood.
The Brave Little Toaster is the semi-obscure (at least today) movie I watched all the time on VHS with parent(s).
I can't believe they haven't remade either of these with modern animation and the Pixar magic touch.
re: 72 Hours - Netflix
Posted by RazorBroncs on 8/2/26 at 2:53 pm to BabyTac
I'm not really one to turn off a movie midway through, even if it's bad. I'm one of those people that has to see it from beginning to end to feel that sense of completion, almost obsessively. I'll even look past a bad storyline or shallow characters if a movie is particularly funny or has other redeeming qualities. I'll even watch a "so bad it's actually good" movie from beginning to end, a la The Room.
This is one of only a handful of movies in my entire life that I've purposely turned off midway through and never looked back.
It's so bad. So so bad. The supporting cast is forgettable, has no character development or emotional attachment, full of "new age bro" cliches and is extremely unfunny. Hart is supposed to be this super old dinosaur that's completely disconnected from the youth of today and has no idea how they act or what appeals to them day to day, at the ancient old age of.... 45? Come on.
Hart plays the same character he plays in every movie or show he's ever been in, which can be extremely entertaining and endearing in some cases (see Jumanji). But with a lackluster supporting cast, bad writing, unfunny jokes that don't land, and a very stale and unoriginal storyline - there is nothing redeeming about this to cling onto and give that little bit of internal motivation to stick it through to the end.
I find it hard to even give it any better words than "it's so bad"
This is one of only a handful of movies in my entire life that I've purposely turned off midway through and never looked back.
It's so bad. So so bad. The supporting cast is forgettable, has no character development or emotional attachment, full of "new age bro" cliches and is extremely unfunny. Hart is supposed to be this super old dinosaur that's completely disconnected from the youth of today and has no idea how they act or what appeals to them day to day, at the ancient old age of.... 45? Come on.
Hart plays the same character he plays in every movie or show he's ever been in, which can be extremely entertaining and endearing in some cases (see Jumanji). But with a lackluster supporting cast, bad writing, unfunny jokes that don't land, and a very stale and unoriginal storyline - there is nothing redeeming about this to cling onto and give that little bit of internal motivation to stick it through to the end.
I find it hard to even give it any better words than "it's so bad"
re: Spider-Man: Brand New Day 90% RT Score 140 Reviews In
Posted by RazorBroncs on 7/30/26 at 5:34 pm to Bottom9
Just got out of the theater, saw it in 3D (which was a mistake, would not suggest as it made the film itself too dark at times and didn't add much of anything).
The storyline was decent, felt a little anti-climactic at the end and some of the pacing could've been better. It leaned on less action and more of a deep dive into the psychology of being Spiderman in a world where nobody remembered him, and how Peter was coming to grips with it. What action there was, was very well choreographed and CGI fantastic.
Also not as much humor in this one as the previous entries.
I can't discuss it too much more without spoilers so I'll just leave it at this: it's definitely worth seeing if you're a fan of Spiderman or the MCU, for someone that isn't a big fan it'll feel very "meh" as it doesn't work well as a standalone "fun summer action" film.
ETA: the post credits scene (there's only one and it's about 5 seconds) isn't worth sticking around for. Just read the spoiler description of it, as it's already been revealed what it means and the scene itself is worthless.
The storyline was decent, felt a little anti-climactic at the end and some of the pacing could've been better. It leaned on less action and more of a deep dive into the psychology of being Spiderman in a world where nobody remembered him, and how Peter was coming to grips with it. What action there was, was very well choreographed and CGI fantastic.
Also not as much humor in this one as the previous entries.
I can't discuss it too much more without spoilers so I'll just leave it at this: it's definitely worth seeing if you're a fan of Spiderman or the MCU, for someone that isn't a big fan it'll feel very "meh" as it doesn't work well as a standalone "fun summer action" film.
ETA: the post credits scene (there's only one and it's about 5 seconds) isn't worth sticking around for. Just read the spoiler description of it, as it's already been revealed what it means and the scene itself is worthless.
re: There are few pleasures in life like jumping in a freshly made bed
Posted by RazorBroncs on 7/30/26 at 1:15 am to athenslife101
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That is still hot from the dryer
It's dead middle of summer for us normal people, frick all that.
If you could somehow find a way to prep my sheets in a walk-in freezer and then put them on the bed still ice cold, I would pay you out of pocket right now
re: Nuclear Weapons are the only solution.
Posted by RazorBroncs on 7/28/26 at 12:21 am to RollingwiththeTide
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Turning the Middle East into a radioactive wasteland for the next 100 years or longer due to nuclear fallout wouldn’t do much to help bring gas prices down.
Damn, did anyone tell the hundreds of thousands of residents in Nagasaki and Hiroshima that they're living in a radioactive wasteland?
Not that I agree with OP, but this post is dumb. Those cities are thriving as we type and Japan is one of our best allies
re: Modern prank ideas.
Posted by RazorBroncs on 7/26/26 at 11:11 am to TrueTiger
This dumbass included several of his tattoos and his voice.
And I know exactly where he is from several of the backgrounds
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