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I used to have one of these spoke wrench tools to fix the warped wheels on my 10-speed when I was a kid. When you get it right it's a great feeling, which is rare and far & few between because most of the time, these spoke wrenches are infuriating as a !%!#^@$^&@#t. You tighten one and loosen...

Yeah man. It also seems like these newer rockets are causing more significant damage than the previous ones. Some of the stats on the size of the warheads is incredible that they're able to pull this stuff off.

Where was all the worldly outrage when Palestinians were being beaten and maimed for praying salaat at Al Aqsa in just the past 2 years. Where was all the outrage and the nazi-like treatment of Palestinians at Sheikh Jarrah alone? How about the filthy scum settler? Did you see the little...

My head is spinning now lol. So I looked things up and I found this: The first U.S. patent for automobile seat belts was issued to Edward J. Claghorn of New York, New York on February 10, 1885. Claghorn was granted the United States Patent #312,085 for a Safety-Belt for tourists, described in...

That's right I should've been more specific. Volvo enhanced the seatbelt concept that GM originally invented by making it a 3-point system instead of a 2 which only went around one's waist but not up across the chest and upper body.

Exactly! What Egypt fought for was exactly what it gained at war's end. The Israelis accepted they had lost the entire Bar Lev line, all 16 outposts along the 100km canal and 20km of territory inside the Sinai. They withdrew and backed up and gave up their lost territory to Egypt. The...

I thought this was pretty interesting. I knew that Volvo set the industry standard for the safest-built cars in the industry for many years but didn't know this was their invention.

Not worked up at all, ma man. I love it when I hear that stuff lol. The goal was never to retake the entire peninsula because it was unrealistic to do so. But the limited gained territory that was fought for was ultimately secured regardless of any other circumstances, and that is a victory...

Who was forced to retreat and lost their occupied territory including the entire BarLev line and all 16 outposts and who kept their gained territory? Oh yeah, it was Egypt! Love it when I see this usual bull crap narrative. :lol:

A Jamaican in Afghanistan with that username screams imposter looool.

Hopefully they've already agreed on a ToT to manufacture them in-house and be able to integrate them on both, the Rafales and MiG-29Ms. All the stuff they appeared to be interested in cooperating with Serbia on needs to hopefully get going before the Serbs get involved in any border conflict...

CNN just said over 600 Israelis have been killed so far. They also broadcast the news that 2 Israeli tourists have been shot and killed in Alexandria, Egypt, by a policeman!

Ok, my bad. I mentioned the A model because you said the J-10C was tailored to counter the Rafale and I took that as if you were suggesting the Chinese originally decided to build the J10 specifically to counter the Rafale, hence the J-10A being the first model. But now I understand your...

That was my point. Yeah I think that was from at least 2 or 3 days ago. Unless they were sabotaged on the ground by Palestinians. But they weren't shot down like that original post suggested.

Yeah wouldn't that be nice. Problem is, the Jews wouldn't even accept pre-1967 borders in every single accord, treaty agreement or proposal brought to them, including UN resolution 242 demanding them to do so. Then you have to factor the Palestinians agreeing to it which they didn't even want...

Yep, incredible how all that material made its way to Gaza. Unless somehow it was infiltrated from Iran through Iraq and then Jordan into the West Bank. But to get it into the West Bank alone would seem to be impossible. Then it has to make its way to Gaza under the apartheids' noses? Hard...

If my lack of understanding surprises you, then maybe you should have addressed the part where I asked if I misunderstood you? But you didn't and instead are moving the goal posts because a one state solution is exactly what you proposed or suggested. Not looking to bicker with you, just...

So you're basically suggesting the status quo. And how's that been working for the Palestinians? It's not an easy solution. no pun intended.

And therein lies the problem. Do we think the apartheid philosophy would allow for a Palestinian airport? A seaport? Free trading? A Palestinian self-ruling quadrant in Jerusalem for a Palestinian capital? A Palestinian army and air force lol? Give up geographical landscape to accommodate...