NATO tends to go for common & easy to pronounce code words, for obvious reasons.Oh. I see NATO is shit at naming things as well.
NATO tends to go for common & easy to pronounce code words, for obvious reasons.Oh. I see NATO is shit at naming things as well.
Dude, if that name is ever appropiate, then it sure is with nuclear weapons. What would you name it? Griffith? Or maybe even Casca, because she also blows.Oh. I see NATO is shit at naming things as well.
I dunno just doesnt seem like a good idea to be so antagonistic towards someone who just made a big destructive weapon right next to you.Dude, if that name is ever appropiate, then it sure is with nuclear weapons. What would you name it? Griffith? Or maybe even Casca, because she also blows.
Also how dare you! Griffith is pure.
children of atom haha what a factionSo is a nuclear explosion, my friend. So is a nuclear explosion.
HEIL ATOM!
So is a nuclear explosion, my friend. So is a nuclear explosion. A clansing fire in an overgrown forrest, can do wonders!
HEIL ATOM!
Oh. Oh I missed something here. I thought you were praising Bethesda's beautiful imagining of the best Fallout faction to date.oh hi
The only cleaning fire I want is the one that will purge the subhuman genes for the supremacy of the Aryan masterrace.So is a nuclear explosion, my friend. So is a nuclear explosion. A clansing fire in an overgrown forrest, can do wonders!
HEIL ATOM!
In practice, they'd target 2 to 5 MIRVs per high value target, not for destructive potential but simply to lower the chance of anti-air defenses being able to take down all MIRVs before the detonation.If all the MIRVs hit the same, say, town, then that place is getting effed up big time. Like what if they all hit Aston Villa's home stadium? I'm not a fan of theirs.
Yeah, but if those drunk hunters are the only surivors, Russia wins!