I find the cat keychain the most interesting. The loops look uncomfortably large to hold, for one. The spikes are at way too wide an angle, forming more of a triangle and massively increasing surface area. Compounded with woman strength and the already short length, they'd be about impossible to reach a vital organ with. And how would you comfortably carry this in a way where you could quickly get it seated in your palm?

Lewd fat Vark-butt.

Why do experts widely consider the JSDF to have the best weapons?

Okay so what is the deal with EU intelligence agencies warning about Russia attacking NATO in a few years?
Sure Russia might have better drones and more men overall but at this point the war has burned through so much of their equipment that they will not recover for a long time. If they are running out of tanks, how can they threaten an attack a few years from now on?

I'm thinking that the states and media in Europe are slowly trying to acclimate the people to higher military spending (and eventual social cuts that it entails) because they still refuse to confront the reality that they are stuck between roostering for the US and making the painful political reforms and sovereignty sacrifices for an effective EU-level defense not dependent on the US.

What are some "nice" wooden, semi-automatic rifles you can still get today? A sort of a wall hanger.

Aren't the boys and I so cool? Does anyone else like my Whitechapel shirt? I used to listen to Nickelback and now I listen to Deathcore!

So, want to hear about Russia’s own version of Bravo Two Zero? Most of you have probably seen that infamous video shot by associated press of captured Russian POWs during the First Chechen War. A lot of people assume those were just regular soldiers—but in reality, those men were GRU operatives from the 22nd Spetsnaz Brigade. In total, 48 special forces troops were involved. The Russian objective was to disrupt Chechen logistics. But due to a lack of conventional forces to secure all the roads leading into Grozny, they opted for small sabotage teams—tasked with ambushing convoys and mining key highways. On December 31, 1994, two groups from the 173rd Detachment of the 22nd Brigade—24 men in total—were flown into the Urus-Martanovsky District by helicopter for such a mission. From the start, things went wrong. When they neared the landing zone, both the primary and alternate LZs were obscured by smoke from burning oil fields. The helicopter commander informed Major Igor Morozov, the team leader, that landing was not possible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YN6vcQu398

wtf is this? I heard a loud boom in the middle in the night in my room, and a quick flash. the entire room vibrated. I stood up and there was a military operation ongoing in my neighbors house. and they were pointing their laser sights at my window. I didn't peak and went back to bed. this morning I found this thing and a hole in the corner of my bedroom.I also found some torn up boxes and even the funko pop box got hit

I know /k/ is the right place to ask about this so
How can I safely dispose this thing can I do it with my bare hands or do I need special equipment
Also will heat of the sun make it go off?
I seriously need help/k/

Is he the GOAT?