u/AnInfiniteAmount

The FBI allows .38, .357, 9mm, 10mm/.40 and .45 ACP. If an agent doesn't care to use a personal arm, they can draw a Glock 17/19 from the Armory.

https://www.fbi.gov/about/faqs/what-kinds-of-guns-do-fbi-agents-use

https://247wallst.com/special-report/2023/05/23/the-22-guns-used-by-us-federal-agents/

"What if it's true!??"

Man, what if Mamdani and Obama were a time travelling Jesus Christ and Judas who reconciled with each other while trying to solve the Jack the Ripper Murders?

The only sources that come up when I search for a "Virology Journal" just link to other schizoposting stuff like this, so when I say I'm skeptical, know that this is very much an understatement.

You could've said nothing, instead of lying on the internet, too

Edit: You are a fucking liar, and piece of shit, for blocking me instead of justifying your point!

As far as I know, there is no way to get the Kobayashi Maru freighter in game now.

Details: https://share.google/i2spMPr1Pb9r56MB9

The "Best" Miranda is kinda up for debate. I prefer the Clarke, but a lot of people like the Bozeman/Fleet Soyuz.

Here's an overview of the different versions of the Miranda-Class family.

https://share.google/7epvQqzaGsVCp6FCQ

Yeah, get a rail and you can throw whatever on it.

https://share.google/BQYJvf41mMHUiTHgq

If you're in the US, you can order them for photography purposes.

It was meant to be a callback to something Toad said earlier in the movie but that line was cut, so it sounds super out of place.

Now, I've been to two Buc-ees, and if that's what Texans get excited about, it really makes me wonder how shitty Texas is.

It's because DA/SA semi autos suck limp donkey dick and if you've ever met a SeAL in real life you'd understand why they want a dumbass feature like that.

Also, you forgot how the Navy used them in combat once and immediately went back to 1911s.

Stock photos and the top 17 restaurant results on Apple maps?

Hell, I could be a journalist for this magazine

Fucking Black Sails, when there's like 4 episodes of filler nonsense when Captain Flint is thought dead.

Although, they do kind of lampshade this when he shows back up and is like "what the fuck have you idiots been doing this whole time?" And all the plot points of the past half season are resolved by a 4 minute conversation.

Star Trek Into Darkness

STID broke almost every in-universe rule that had been established prior to the JJ-verse because Jar Jar Abrams wanted to make a Star Wars movie, not a Star Trek movie.

A more Doylist explanation, but I think it's a consequence of Spielberg's narrative structure for the Indiana Jones series.

The way the adventure moves forward is kind of, "out of the frying pan, into the fire" with the stakes getting more and more dire as the action builds. A good way is to have Indy lose his gun, it's an easy way to raise the stakes, visually and narratively.

So, Indy does have a signature firearm because the gun is meant to be lost (or run out of ammo, or otherwise unavailable) during the action.