Cool Pics of a B-58 Near Air Disaster…

Only reason I had any idea what this topic was about:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1s4zrjlzWg

the japanese are great burger eaters.

kobayahsi has the world record for burger eating.
Hamburgers: 93 hamburgers in 8 minutes at the Krystal Square Off World Hamburger Eating Championship in Chattanooga(No Dunking World Record)[12]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takeru_Kobayashi

well there are two things you guys are overlooking from the movie IMO…

1. the machines used the machines and schematics they had AVAILABLE.  And that said, they used them in a mad scramble to protect themselves/skynet.  You know how often your machines turn off/become unreliable/break down.  Skynet used EVERYTHING at it’s disposal instantly, because that’s the most efficient.

2. I took it (especially from the last terminator movie) that like the matrix, humans were needed for certain things.

3. I also took it, that the rest of the planet, didn’t have their own sky/net machines/drones. and that the bulk of the problem was an American one.

4. Nuclear Devestation also would have damaged machines… EMP would have messed them up.

Yes, it turns out yesterday, April 27th was Anzac Day in Australia.

@AgentOrange:

OK, here’s another question:  If someone said you must fight in a war, and offered you one of 3 fighting vehicles to use, which one would you choose - a tank, a fighter jet, or a small, armed, water-craft?

I chose the tank, if only because it seems really cool to be heavily protected, while being able to dish out quite a bit of damage.  :mrgreen:

If I had to, I would choose:

1.  The medical van.  Because nobody really wants to shoot the medical van.
2.  The fighter jet.  Puke and pass out, but whee!
3.  The tank.  Because if I get blown up, hopefully the munitions will ignite and my end will be quick.  Also, I can pretend I didn’t hear orders. “wuzzat, the tank was too loud . . . retreat, you say?”
4.  The small, armed, water-craft.  Because of chemicals that can burn your skin in the water, and if you survive that, the fishies that like to eat you, and if you survive that, the dehydration and the sunburn.

A postcard from another planet. Why does that make me give a little shudder of “It’s Christmas Eve” type excitement?

And it isn’t magic. We (Okay NASA and co) just decided to do it and did it. Just did the work. I hope I’m around the day a Human walks on Mars.

Too dark, too much (useless) detail of the Hitler pic carried onto the screenie especially on the left side.