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found some Lockheed merch which can actually be bought

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Yes Emperor
  • Incidents of “mass suicide” represent the most tragic example of civilians succumbing to the horrific pressures brought to bear on them during the Battle of Okinawa. Apart from the many who took their own lives individually, there were approximately thirty cases of multiple suicides and family members killing loved ones, with the tragic escalation of panic and fear on Zamami-jima and Tokashiki-jima in late March claiming the lives of and people respectively. The majority of mass suicides occurred early in the battle and either involved direct coercion by the Imperial Japanese Army or their functionaries to prevent civilians being taken captive by the Americans, or indirectly by the fear of capture that had been instilled in civilians through contact with the Army. Many of the Japanese soldiers who had fought in China had told locals of the terrible excesses they had committed during the fighting there and.......read more

  • Yes Emperor (caution is advised)
  • Incidents of “mass suicide” represent the most tragic example of civilians succumbing to the horrific pressures brought to bear on them during the Battle of Okinawa. Apart from the many who took their own lives individually, there were approximately thirty cases of multiple suicides and family members killing loved ones, with the tragic escalation of panic and fear on Zamami-jima and Tokashiki-jima in late March claiming the lives of and people respectively. The majority of mass suicides occurred early in the battle and either involved direct coercion by the Imperial Japanese Army or their functionaries to prevent civilians being taken captive by the Americans, or indirectly by the fear of capture that had been instilled in civilians through contact with the Army. Many of the Japanese soldiers who had fought in China had told locals of the terrible excesses they had committed during the fighting there and.......read more

  • Batman is Barbie? (source in comments)
  • A Brief History of the BLO

    Founded in the early 1990s, the Barbie Liberation Organization was a collective of artists and activists who aimed to challenge societal norms perpetuated by popular culture, particularly through children's toys. In a watershed moment, they garnered attention by conducting "surgery" on hundreds of Barbie dolls and G.I. Joe action figures. By switching the voice boxes of these toys, they transformed the narratives associated with them, giving voice to unconventional phrases that questioned established gender roles. Teen Talk Barbie, for instance, suddenly asserted "Vengeance is mine," while G.I. Joe dolls proclaimed "The beach is the place for summer!"

    Motivations and Context

    The BLO's actions were driven by a deep-seated desire to challenge the gender stereotypes entrenched in American culture. Their movement was spurred by Mattel's release of a Barbie doll that infamously said, "Math class is tough." This incident, taking place during the culture wars of the 1990s, provided the ideal backdrop for the BLO's rebellion against........read more

  • Selling sealed pack unused ssd

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    Selling sealed pack unused ssd

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    But it takes 69 years to make one!
  • In stark contrast to Europe, which enjoyed an abundance of high-quality iron, Japan's geographical limitations meant that the availability of good iron ore was scarce. Japanese bladesmiths had to work with whatever they could find, which was often of inferior quality. Despite these challenges, the Japanese developed a process to create their own steel, known as tamahagane or jewel steel.

    Tamahagane was produced through a labor-intensive method that involved smelting iron sand and charcoal in traditional clay furnaces called tatara. This process required an intricate...... read more (there are more weird articles)

  • But it takes 69 years to make one!
  • In stark contrast to Europe, which enjoyed an abundance of high-quality iron, Japan's geographical limitations meant that the availability of good iron ore was scarce. Japanese bladesmiths had to work with whatever they could find, which was often of inferior quality. Despite these challenges, the Japanese developed a process to create their own steel, known as tamahagane or jewel steel.

    Tamahagane was produced through a labor-intensive method that involved smelting iron sand and charcoal in traditional clay furnaces called tatara. This process required an intricate...... read more (there are more weird articles)

  • But it takes 69 years to make one!
  • In stark contrast to Europe, which enjoyed an abundance of high-quality iron, Japan's geographical limitations meant that the availability of good iron ore was scarce. Japanese bladesmiths had to work with whatever they could find, which was often of inferior quality. Despite these challenges, the Japanese developed a process to create their own steel, known as tamahagane or jewel steel.

    Tamahagane was produced through a labor-intensive method that involved smelting iron sand and charcoal in traditional clay furnaces called tatara. This process required an intricate...... read more (there are more weird articles)

  • But it takes 69 years to make one!
  • In stark contrast to Europe, which enjoyed an abundance of high-quality iron, Japan's geographical limitations meant that the availability of good iron ore was scarce. Japanese bladesmiths had to work with whatever they could find, which was often of inferior quality. Despite these challenges, the Japanese developed a process to create their own steel, known as tamahagane or jewel steel.

    Tamahagane was produced through a labor-intensive method that involved smelting iron sand and charcoal in traditional clay furnaces called tatara. This process required an intricate...... read more (there are more weird articles)

  • Barbie's Vengence
  • In the realm of unconventional activism and artistic subversion, the Barbie Liberation Organization (BLO) stands as a notable example. Born out of a desire to challenge gender stereotypes and societal norms, the BLO gained prominence in the 1990s by ingeniously altering the voice boxes of Barbie dolls and G.I. Joes. Through this provocative act of culture jamming, the BLO spotlighted the underlying issues of gender representation. After a long hiatus, the BLO resurfaced in 2023, making waves once again with a timely message about environmental responsibility and a new line of dolls........read more (there are many more weird articles)

  • The Sigma Doctor refused to treat the most powerful Warlord
  • Cao Cao, a prominent warlord of the Three Kingdoms period, is renowned for his ambitious rise to power and contributions to the Cao Wei state. His chronic headaches and their treatment by Hua Tuo, a skilled physician of the time, play a crucial role in understanding their historical dynamics. The unexpected outcome of Hua Tuo's avoidance of Cao Cao had far-reaching consequences that impacted both their lives and the realm of traditional Chinese medicine.

    The Physician and the Patient

    Cao Cao's debilitating ailment, characterized as migraine headaches accompanied by mental disturbance and dizziness, led him to seek relief from Hua Tuo. Hua Tuo's acupuncture treatment, especially targeting the diaphragmatic transport insertion point and the Yongquan (bubbling fountain) acupuncture point on the sole, brought him temporary relief from the excruciating pain. His ability to alleviate Cao Cao's suffering led to his appointment as the warlord's personal physician.

    Avoidance and Resentment

    Despite the acclaim and trust bestowed upon him, Hua Tuo harbored a resentment for his role as a physician due to......read more

  • The cat who solved the Mayan Code (appreciation post)
  • To what extent would you go to ensure your feline companion receives the recognition it deserves? Yuri Knorozov, the linguist celebrated for deciphering the Maya script, went as far as listing his cat, Asya, as a co-author on his scholarly work. However, editors consistently omitted her name from the credits. Knorozov's ingenious solution involved featuring a photograph of himself alongside Asya as his official author image, a strategy shared by the Instagram account Cat Person.

    Upon delving into this account, it becomes evident that the story is indeed accurate. The publishing house responsible for disseminating Knorozov's scientific findings reportedly erased Asya's name from the list of co-authors. This action incensed him to such an extent that he persisted in displaying a photograph with Asya as his official representation, even though she was consistently cropped out of the image!

    Upon further investigation, it turns out that this story is true. The publishing house for the scientist's work reportedly removed Asya's name when Knorozov listed her as a co-author. This angered him so much that he always included a photo with Asya as his official author photo, even though she was cropped out of the picture .......read more

  • But it takes 69 years to make one!
  • Scraping Together the Raw Materials

    In stark contrast to Europe, which enjoyed an abundance of high-quality iron, Japan's geographical limitations meant that the availability of good iron ore was scarce. Japanese bladesmiths had to work with whatever they could find, which was often of inferior quality. Despite these challenges, the Japanese developed a process to create their own steel, known as tamahagane or jewel steel.

    Tamahagane was produced through a labor-intensive method that involved smelting iron sand and charcoal in traditional clay furnaces called tatara. This process required an intricate.........read more

  • But it takes 69 years to make one!
  • Scraping Together the Raw Materials

    In stark contrast to Europe, which enjoyed an abundance of high-quality iron, Japan's geographical limitations meant that the availability of good iron ore was scarce. Japanese bladesmiths had to work with whatever they could find, which was often of inferior quality. Despite these challenges, the Japanese developed a process to create their own steel, known as tamahagane or jewel steel.

    Tamahagane was produced through a labor-intensive method that involved smelting iron sand and charcoal in traditional clay furnaces called tatara. This process required an intricate...... read more