u/InevitableSoundOf

A large percentage of the younger crowd are all wearing baggy jeans at my gym for their workout at my gym. At first I thought it was just one particular crew, but after having to change my session times for work it's a consistent trend. Asked my mate who lives an hour outside of town and he says the same the younger guys go for jeans. I do wonder if this trend is localised to my little city in Australia?

I generally think if there was a streamlined (no need for lengthy statements) % of fine bounty system setup with registration/training of people taking part (where they are held to a higher standard to discourage false reporting). Call them watchers. You'd see a substantial reduction in poor behaviour on the roads.

Suddenly that Ute who is hounding everyone on the Monash is picked up by three watchers, who get $60 each for reporting the tailgating. Driver gets three fines.

That ass who doesn't stop for the tram, a watcher has it on video and gets $80 for their trouble. Driver gets stung.

You don't need the government spending millions upgrading or installing and then staffing a surveillance system when cameras are so wide spread. You just need to reward decent citizens for their time.

Also the volume increase in fines would cover the costs of implementing what amounts to a registered neighbourhood watch.

Stitch from Lilo and Stitch is a good fit. Looks like a cute little mutant dog but is so dangerous a galaxy spanning government is looking to take him out.

Just a question around western militaries that don't practice up and out policy similar to the US. How do they manage to keep promotion spots opening so that new talent doesn't stall in the ranks for the lack of them?

America practices an up or out policy with it's military forces, which helps prevent stagnation and keeps promotion spots constantly opening.

What happens in the Australian military, or western militaries that don't have a similar policy? Do they get issues with a lack of promotion spots opening?

Carnegie, Murrumbeena and Hughesdale train stations are notorious for this. Just a sheet of water run off because a more substantial gutter would look ugly.

I never knew that the music video of this song was all about missing kids. Makes Dees singing to that poor kid so much darker, truly a renolds move haha.

Israel in the past has successfully infiltrated the weapons program time and again. Given how important secrecy is, I would assume a key protection is to have very few trusted people in a position to effectively manage it all or have complete data sets to know what is going on. So taking out head scientists and commanders I assume would have a much larger impact, as so much information would be lost.

They also might have also got confidence from the past killing of Qasem Soleimani given how poorly Iran recovered from that killing.

I generally see a lot of discussion around Russia's remaining tanks, IFV and to an extent artillery. I don't typically see numbers around Russia's remaining air defence systems. I see a fair few videos of TOR or BUK systems being destroyed. Is there a estimate where loses start to impact coverage of the front?

For such a large aircraft I wonder what is the best spot to attack that'd result in either complete destruction or longest repair time.

I have read and agree to the rules.

For such a large aircraft I wonder what is the best spot to attack that'd result in either complete destruction or longest repair time.

For intensity, Steven Spielberg's first film Duel is a good one. The semi truck hunting this guy dow,n builds and builds until it all comes to a head.

MTM do, they just shifted the location of the files.

https://cmsportal.metrotrains.com.au/docnum.aspx?id=A9118

That's the one! Good eye.

When did you get your gc? Seems like a long wait

You can email bicycle network with all the information, you don't need to be a member. They usually can send it to the right agency on your behalf.

https://bicyclenetwork.com.au/

Thanks

The Third Man (1949). A noir film with a fitting dark story set in a bombed out Vienna with a great soundtrack.

It makes you wonder what the relationship is like between the Russian and North Korean commands and the level of integration they have.

What's the status of Iraq and the Iranian backed militias?

It seemed not too long ago that Iran had effectively trumped the US with its influence over the Iraqi government and had successfully countered Sadr.

What leader clinging to power would open up a front with Israel with their forces and economy in shambles. It would of just accelerated his downfall as Israel destroyed his remaining forces/equipment allowing the opposition militias to strike even more quickly than what they did. It also had the potential to drag Russia into the ongoing Israeli war which they would not have allowed Al-Assad to do.

It's strange why the top Iranian General is venting about an obvious position from Al-Assad. It comes across as short term thinking.

Has anyone found one with the train numbers displayed?