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BaronOfEvil — Fifth Element Wallpaper
Published: 2008-10-20 09:04:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 5944; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 806
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A wallpaper made from the symbol of the Planet's eclipse, bringing about the arrival of Evil.From one of my favourite films ever; The Fifth Element.
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No, but there are less expensive alternatives, such as parrafin wax, polyethylene and water. I suppose you'd need quite a lot, because Neutron radiation is very high energy...
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No way of getting out of this one then... What ever happened to the warhead plans from Ikea?
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(Thanks Wikipedia...I don't really know so much about this...)
Well, they're in Russian...
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But with Ikea, you can usually piece together what to do just by looking at the pictures.
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But then there's always some parts that you haven't used, so I suppose the trigger mechanism won't fire.
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Or the countdown-to-launch timer?
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Oh, no. The rocket is sold seperately ^^
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Because, as you see in the movies, they never fire them (the stylish way) Insted, they cart them about on trucks.
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Like in the film Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood, when he opens the back of his mail truck and has a nuclear warhead aimed at some rival thugs.
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But if you think about it, a lot of people don't want to be paying for a missile that they're not going to use. Plus, if they want to use a Silo, they're going to be asked quite a few arkward questions.
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Not everyone needs every part of every collection all... After all.
"Seven USSR nuclear warheads available in 12 designer colors.
Available for a limited time! Only at your local Ikea."
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Available until the plutonium rods decay!
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So they have a VERY long shelf-life.
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If you think about it, the steel will rust before the plutonium degrades.
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That's bad news. Well not if it's stainless steel.
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I don't think I've heard of a stainless steel bomb...
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Probably they...
I was going to say cost-effective...But since when was a bomb cost-effective? You drop it, then that's thousands of dollars thrown away.
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Bombs are just a way to make the enemy raise their repair costs then.
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I'm pretty sure they could use the money they spend on weapons for a more worthwhile cause.
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My suggestion? Fun a better healthcare system. :/
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With the trillions of dollars spent on weaponry worldwide we could instead feed, clothe and medically treat every person on the planet. Then, the next year we could crack the great medical problems (Cancer, Cystic fibrosis, etc) and eventually develop interstellar travel, and so on.
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Talk about cost effective!
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Peace costs less than war.
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Does it? Does it really?
Yeah, it does XD
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Naturally. It doesn't cost money not to buy weapons.
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And the government spends a lot more on war simulations?
That's why a war sparks in high ranking countries every so often.
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But what are we fighting over, really?
Pieces of the ground, that's what.
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Natural resources. Everyone needs 'em, the US has none of it's own and takes from everyone around it.
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Hm. Japan did that, before it realised that it was a Bad Thing. When they were attached. By the US.
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Yeah, they invaded that bit of China. The name of which I forget...
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And the sucky League of Nations...
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Ya lost me buddy. :confued:
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You know, The League of Nations? That epic failure of an organisation to prevent another World War 1?
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Can't remember much about it though. I studied it years ago, now my knowledge is vague.
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Although with some things you knew what you were talking about. I knew I was.
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I did... Or do. Don't care.
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