The human ambassador in the first story is underestimating just how deadly a thrown rock can be. But that's no surprise since most modern people don't realize how dangerous a thrown rock can be. A fist sized rock thrown at baseball speeds can break bones and bust skulls. There's an ancient execution method called "stoning" which basically amounts to a crowd throwing rocks at the execution victim.
@@kokofan50 And with a sling and a grenade, you can murder somebody with the grenade, then their buddies with the explosion! Even more efficient! Hell, the simple sling is still used by insurgents and civilian resistance fighters in MODERN WARFARE precisely because a good sized rock can stun a helmeted soldier, and if ya got a grenade, you can stun, then kill them
@@ceilyurie856 there is a very good reason the Balearic slingers had such a legendary reputation nothing humbles a man like a pebble sailing through the air with enough force and velocity to punch through a human skull and come out the other side
for those unaware; the green beret are the best of the best of the u.s. military, with top scores across the board and resolve basically unstoppable, the green beret final exams consist of tests like running the worst obatacle course imaginable at record speed all day long, being buried naked in sand that assistants are pouring icewater over as dozens of drill sargents shout at the group, goading them to give up and go home. some do. there's a saying from a song; "5,000 men will test today, but only 3 will be a green beret" So yeah, theu're the kind of veterans to do that shit without flinching.
For sure. My great-uncle was a Green Beret in Vietnam. Nicest man you ever met. Could shoot the wings off a fly from 100 yards at 90 years old. Also, one of my favorite things about the Green Berets is no one really knows what the criteria for selection is. It's just "the best". That's it.
@@vonbuzz9009 and Air Force combat controllers do it while coordinating air support. Trust me...those guys are seriously badass. They make PJs look like rookies.
@@vonbuzz9009well, than you forget Rangers... Hate to remind. US learned concept of commando from Europe. SAS, SS... and others. Btw last tests I saw. GB were better than Seals. But the tests didn't include water body or air raid. Just standart earthbound warfare.
Nope many timess over that's proven false. It's the one with the least morals andthe most resources and knowing how to use a gun properly. How do you think Europeans got so far? Raw fire power?
@@hainleysimpson1507 Nope, they popularized having men in three rows shooting the other army, which are doing the same on their side of the battlefield, as they deemed stuff like stealth as 'unhonourable'. Yeah, they ended up dropping that crap, but my point still stands.
Greetings Mentlegent! For the Rhyhtm that is Algo Story 1: Humans said, "See if you throw a projectile really really HARD..." Aliens: "I don't get it." Story 2: We always defend
Damn the first story reminds me of a classic sci-fi short ( and of course I can't recall the title or author ) where pretty much every one else in the galaxy discovered ftl/gravity manipulation through complete accident in a way so absurd that standard scientific technique would never come across it and so never the scientific method never developed....and as a result flintlocks were the be all end all of weapons, and ships were basically air tight vessels that depended on a navigator class that used really poor quality glass and primitive telescopes to pick new planets for conquest....turns out they land on Earth in a modern time and find out flintlocks are beyond antiquated here.
Old people are dangerous. Too slow to fight, too tired to run ... so they'll just kill you and fill out the paperwork afterwards. Also, as we get older "Life in prison" just isn't the deterrent it used to be.👴👵
Old Soldiers, The part I find interesting, believe it or not, is that the "Beaks" while having the ability to taste had never really tried to taste his food until he has mimicked Clyde.
The Beak did say that he's intrigued on the cultural differences between humans, so he probably hadn't eaten sashimi before. I mean, I'm human, and I can assure you there's human food I've never tasted, so for an alien species to not have eaten some of our food makes sense to me.
@@davidragan9233 Haha, you made me picture a human-sized albatross eating like a duck. Yeah, that can be too, as eating may be seen as something to keep yourself alive for some other species, rather than something you do for pleasure. I mean, we do not try to taste the air we breathe to see which air is better, we just inhale and exhale like animals, just because we need it to survive.
Well for us Humans throwing things is what our bodies are built to do. We have the best accuracy of any of the primates. Then add in our brain, and you get Humans being fatal to everything. The second story is just a season as to why you don't piss off old soldiers They are known to collect old but still active weapons and know how to use them to best effect too.
Not only that, the way our stance evolved gave us a lot of balance, which not only let us stand straight and run faster, but also gives our projectiles even more accuracy and strength. The bow is probably one of the best prehistoric inventions, if not the best, as it allowed our strength to turn into kinetic energy, which would let us shoot projectiles instead of throwing them, and they way it accumulates energy would allow the bow, if built properly, to give even more accuracy and power to the projectile, and allow projectiles to be smaller in size, which would make projectiles easier to make - and voila, now you can kill a deer using branches, and at a fairly long distance too.
There is also something in the way our wrists flex that seems to be absent in primates that allows us to throw faster and with more accuracy. Or at least, as far as I have seen, they have never recorded a primate throwing anything at the upper speeds a human can (with accuracy)
Yep, you could even argue that throwing IS our natural weapon. Even melee weapons make use of our unique joints to perform thrusting and slashing movements.
Gotta love when angry Space monkeys just keep up with the age old concept of throwing rocks as weapons. When in doubt, yeet a bigger rock or many smaller rocks. Praise be unto the concept of ballistic weaponry. ALL THE DAKKA! Also, weren't you supposed to take a break?
Reminds me of the story where humans decided to help fight against the largest most powerful ship ever created. So they decided to throw hundreds of asteroids at it, finishing it off with a small moon. :p
Never mess with old people. Looks can be quite deceiving. My Great Aunt was 93 when she decided that she had a good life and wanted to pass on. She looked frail as hell but was as sharp as a piece of obsidian.
@@Burn_Angel Honestly that's what she did. She told my family that she had a good life and then stopped taking her meds. Knowing her she'd probably be a hundred if she kept going
Second story was good. First story? Amusing, but I fear my SOD didn't survive it. I refuse to believe that dozens if not more creatures capable of building rocketships would not have some among their number go "you know, this would probably hurt a lot if it hit something... hmmm..."
mhm. Unless it's one of those "road not taken" things where antigrav is obvious, if you aren't too busy arguing over the invention of calculus. I don't see how one builds spacecraft without asking, and answering, "how hard do you need to throw a rock that it will never hit the ground?"
@@angieulaka I'm willing to bet they actually never bothered throwing rocks in the first place so the idea of asking "how hard do I need to throw this to miss the ground?" Would have never occurred to them, and thus until antigravity is invented they'll never really do out of atmosphere stuff. Wouldn't be surprised if they only discovered orbital mechanics by seeing lots of mine and trying to copy what the moon's were doing without thinking about the how and why it works.
My uncle was in the First Special Service Force in WW2. I went to one of their reunions. We went on a cruise on Flathead Lake. When we got to the dock, there was one little door and ramp to exit. Some of the Forcemen got impatient and started going over the side down 6ft. The youngest was in his late 70s.
I can imagine. I'd be surprised to. My dad has two 44 Colts and I have a 36 navy colt all of them are single action. Great guns and I hope you have fun on the range
*Tempestan* True, but few comprehend WTF that means in practical terms. Fewer still ,think themselves capable of living that way. We got indoctrinated into transferring our rights to some lying sacks of offal, that have stopped even pretending they act in our names, or for our interests.
I remember seeing a movie where this alien lizard comes into a room with a M60 and goes Rambo cutting a bunch of fur-covered aliens to ribbons. When he is done this human walks up to him as he is trying to load a new belt. The human says "I thought you said human weapons were crude, loud and obsolete." to the which the lizard replied "I did and they are but I never said they were not affected." I can not remember the name of the movie
Coherent laser beam is a horrible concept as a weapon. A guy with mirror would kill you with your own beam. A rain would bend the beam unpredictably. And you need high amount of energy. Simply put, NOT cost effective. It can be used to blind someone. We developed such weapons. But GC forbids it's use. Permanent maim all you get. Swords are our claws. A clawed aliens would inovate a combat gauntlets. To protect and enchance sharpnes of the claws.
#1. Wouldn't be surprised many apex predators would use natural abilities vs tools. #2. Old military people don't get old for no reason. They can do a lot with little.
The problem with fighting an old soldier is they know the end is coming and what you might do to them in a fight is much less important than the stories they'll tell about the fight on the other side.
I couldn't believe that first story. If boarding actions were the norm... surely SOMEBODY in whatever pods or devices they used to force their way into the ship noted that the surrounding area was far more damaged in far less time than they could manage with claws. Even if not using boarding torpedo you'd think somebody would say "y'know - it's really hard to rip open starship hulls with our claws don't you think there is a better way?" Hell, no matter how potent your natural weapons, if your species ever was inclined to kill others at some point somebody would say "you know what would be great? If I could hurt them without them hurting me" and so invent the first ranged weapon. I mean, I'm used to HFY stories having really, really absurdly stupid alien concepts but this just took the cake for me. Old elite troops acting taking it upon themselves to form a reserve militia just in case though was definitely neat though! Actually has some real world precedent too (though in those cases it wasn't a bunch of old men but... well that green beret means the old dude probably taught a lot of people how to fight in exactly that situation).
Leave old human men to their cigars, bourbon and coffee. If they are forced to put one of them down to deal with you it very well could be your last day alive.
Second story: when your little invasion might interrupt beer or coffee with the crew down at the VFW or Legion hall or the early bird special at the Dennys on the Terran veterans retirement colony you are going to get fecked up.
Obviously they don’t have sentient Turkey vultures, silk spitters, or that boiling toxic liquid spitting beetle, and obviously no dragons. No porcupines. And no birds. Because they like to drop their poop on things. Oh, and no king cobra
Using a gun is one thing. Aiming it correctly at your target is another. Those Xenos have no concept of ranged combat, we are master. Don't threaten, and even less attack, the human's friends, you MAY have some time to regret it.
Ohh, made me think of my pa pa, navy ww 2, never mentioned a word of it, until right before his death when he told of a gf, Japanese, lol. I loved my pa pa.
For the second story my first thought was that if this was real there would be some dumb@ss DA that would want to charge them for murder because they didn't aim to injure. Lol. Or some antigun nut saying "Why so they need a rocket launcher?". Lol
The human ambassador in the first story is underestimating just how deadly a thrown rock can be. But that's no surprise since most modern people don't realize how dangerous a thrown rock can be. A fist sized rock thrown at baseball speeds can break bones and bust skulls. There's an ancient execution method called "stoning" which basically amounts to a crowd throwing rocks at the execution victim.
And it multiples a lot with just a simple sling.
@@kokofan50 And with a sling and a grenade, you can murder somebody with the grenade, then their buddies with the explosion! Even more efficient! Hell, the simple sling is still used by insurgents and civilian resistance fighters in MODERN WARFARE precisely because a good sized rock can stun a helmeted soldier, and if ya got a grenade, you can stun, then kill them
@@ceilyurie856 there is a very good reason the Balearic slingers had such a legendary reputation nothing humbles a man like a pebble sailing through the air with enough force and velocity to punch through a human skull and come out the other side
to my understanding stoning is still used as an actual execution method in some parts of the world
No mad Jack's and their bows
Old soldiers never die. We just take up prone defensive positions!
"Are you f*cking with me ?!"
"No, we not trying to mate."
That good to laught like that some time. Thanks to the autor and you.
for those unaware; the green beret are the best of the best of the u.s. military, with top scores across the board and resolve basically unstoppable, the green beret final exams consist of tests like running the worst obatacle course imaginable at record speed all day long, being buried naked in sand that assistants are pouring icewater over as dozens of drill sargents shout at the group, goading them to give up and go home. some do.
there's a saying from a song; "5,000 men will test today, but only 3 will be a green beret"
So yeah, theu're the kind of veterans to do that shit without flinching.
For sure. My great-uncle was a Green Beret in Vietnam. Nicest man you ever met. Could shoot the wings off a fly from 100 yards at 90 years old.
Also, one of my favorite things about the Green Berets is no one really knows what the criteria for selection is. It's just "the best". That's it.
The song is Ballad of the Green Berets by Barry Sadler and the line is
One hundred men will test today
But only three win the Green Beret
Dont forget the NAVY SEALS,, they do all that shit ,, underwater
@@vonbuzz9009 and Air Force combat controllers do it while coordinating air support. Trust me...those guys are seriously badass. They make PJs look like rookies.
@@vonbuzz9009well, than you forget Rangers...
Hate to remind. US learned concept of commando from Europe. SAS, SS... and others.
Btw last tests I saw. GB were better than Seals. But the tests didn't include water body or air raid. Just standart earthbound warfare.
Beware the old man in a profession where the good die young
And the bad believe in do unto others and do it first!
"But how do you determine who is the strongest?"
"Simple. The one with the most guns."
Nope many timess over that's proven false. It's the one with the least morals andthe most resources and knowing how to use a gun properly. How do you think Europeans got so far? Raw fire power?
@@hainleysimpson1507 Nope, they popularized having men in three rows shooting the other army, which are doing the same on their side of the battlefield, as they deemed stuff like stealth as 'unhonourable'.
Yeah, they ended up dropping that crap, but my point still stands.
The Vietcong and Taliban would beg to defer. 😂😂
Aliens: (Use claws)
Humans: (Use gun)
Humans win
Insert Indiana Jones meme here.
And don't forget the bullwhip,
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For the Rhyhtm that is Algo
Story 1: Humans said, "See if you throw a projectile really really HARD..." Aliens: "I don't get it."
Story 2: We always defend
Damn the first story reminds me of a classic sci-fi short ( and of course I can't recall the title or author ) where pretty much every one else in the galaxy discovered ftl/gravity manipulation through complete accident in a way so absurd that standard scientific technique would never come across it and so never the scientific method never developed....and as a result flintlocks were the be all end all of weapons, and ships were basically air tight vessels that depended on a navigator class that used really poor quality glass and primitive telescopes to pick new planets for conquest....turns out they land on Earth in a modern time and find out flintlocks are beyond antiquated here.
Sounds a bit like Turtledove's "The Road Not Taken"
@@EllenbergW
More than a bit.
@@EllenbergW that is exactly it.
Sounds like a David Webber book too.
one found ftl travel by drinking shit made by mushrooms and travelling to another planet
Old people are dangerous. Too slow to fight, too tired to run ... so they'll just kill you and fill out the paperwork afterwards. Also, as we get older "Life in prison" just isn't the deterrent it used to be.👴👵
I can't conceive of not knowing gun, I also appreciate the classic Sam Colt line.
Old Soldiers, The part I find interesting, believe it or not, is that the "Beaks" while having the ability to taste had never really tried to taste his food until he has mimicked Clyde.
The Beak did say that he's intrigued on the cultural differences between humans, so he probably hadn't eaten sashimi before.
I mean, I'm human, and I can assure you there's human food I've never tasted, so for an alien species to not have eaten some of our food makes sense to me.
@@Burn_Angel or Beaks swallowed without bothering to taste before encountering humans, much like the average teenager.
@@davidragan9233 Haha, you made me picture a human-sized albatross eating like a duck.
Yeah, that can be too, as eating may be seen as something to keep yourself alive for some other species, rather than something you do for pleasure. I mean, we do not try to taste the air we breathe to see which air is better, we just inhale and exhale like animals, just because we need it to survive.
Well for us Humans throwing things is what our bodies are built to do. We have the best accuracy of any of the primates. Then add in our brain, and you get Humans being fatal to everything. The second story is just a season as to why you don't piss off old soldiers They are known to collect old but still active weapons and know how to use them to best effect too.
To be fair apes devolved from us
Not only that, the way our stance evolved gave us a lot of balance, which not only let us stand straight and run faster, but also gives our projectiles even more accuracy and strength.
The bow is probably one of the best prehistoric inventions, if not the best, as it allowed our strength to turn into kinetic energy, which would let us shoot projectiles instead of throwing them, and they way it accumulates energy would allow the bow, if built properly, to give even more accuracy and power to the projectile, and allow projectiles to be smaller in size, which would make projectiles easier to make - and voila, now you can kill a deer using branches, and at a fairly long distance too.
There is also something in the way our wrists flex that seems to be absent in primates that allows us to throw faster and with more accuracy. Or at least, as far as I have seen, they have never recorded a primate throwing anything at the upper speeds a human can (with accuracy)
Yep, you could even argue that throwing IS our natural weapon. Even melee weapons make use of our unique joints to perform thrusting and slashing movements.
Good to hear You back in action. Old soldiers aren't the only ones Who never give up 👍
Second story. Fear the old in a profession that most die young.
Gotta love when angry Space monkeys just keep up with the age old concept of throwing rocks as weapons. When in doubt, yeet a bigger rock or many smaller rocks. Praise be unto the concept of ballistic weaponry. ALL THE DAKKA!
Also, weren't you supposed to take a break?
Reminds me of the story where humans decided to help fight against the largest most powerful ship ever created. So they decided to throw hundreds of asteroids at it, finishing it off with a small moon. :p
All hail the dakka
Never mess with old people. Looks can be quite deceiving. My Great Aunt was 93 when she decided that she had a good life and wanted to pass on. She looked frail as hell but was as sharp as a piece of obsidian.
Imagine an old lady that's so damn tough, that she herself decided when to pass, as if she would've lived another century if she wanted to. Lol.
@@Burn_Angel Honestly that's what she did. She told my family that she had a good life and then stopped taking her meds. Knowing her she'd probably be a hundred if she kept going
@@owenhammond1880 'Ight imma head out'
-Based grandma, probably.
Ballad of the Green Berets.
Second story was good. First story? Amusing, but I fear my SOD didn't survive it. I refuse to believe that dozens if not more creatures capable of building rocketships would not have some among their number go "you know, this would probably hurt a lot if it hit something... hmmm..."
mhm. Unless it's one of those "road not taken" things where antigrav is obvious, if you aren't too busy arguing over the invention of calculus. I don't see how one builds spacecraft without asking, and answering, "how hard do you need to throw a rock that it will never hit the ground?"
@@angieulaka I'm willing to bet they actually never bothered throwing rocks in the first place so the idea of asking "how hard do I need to throw this to miss the ground?" Would have never occurred to them, and thus until antigravity is invented they'll never really do out of atmosphere stuff. Wouldn't be surprised if they only discovered orbital mechanics by seeing lots of mine and trying to copy what the moon's were doing without thinking about the how and why it works.
Hope the voice is good, fta ,Bob,CCL and AHN stay safe!
getting there
By the time they get cannons up and running, we'll have railguns practical.
No one is ready to invade right into the clutches of a Terran militia full of vets, no matter how old they be.
Send a child and see how they are received.
@@jeremycheney142 Probably taken in and adopted
My uncle was in the First Special Service Force in WW2. I went to one of their reunions. We went on a cruise on Flathead Lake. When we got to the dock, there was one little door and ramp to exit. Some of the Forcemen got impatient and started going over the side down 6ft. The youngest was in his late 70s.
Story 2: YOU CAME TO THE WRONG PLANET FOOL
you meant, the wrong retirement colony.
here i fixed for you ;)
"Fear and respect the old man in the profession where men die young."
Hah as I clean my prized Colt single action for a day at the range😊
What caliber?
@@ownzone8172 44.40 it was a gift from my best friend's dad when he passed away a decade ago. Imagine my utter surprise.
I can imagine. I'd be surprised to. My dad has two 44 Colts and I have a 36 navy colt all of them are single action. Great guns and I hope you have fun on the range
The price of Freedom is eternal vigilance
*Tempestan*
True, but few comprehend WTF that means in practical terms. Fewer still ,think themselves capable of living that way.
We got indoctrinated into transferring our rights to some lying sacks of offal, that have stopped even pretending they act in our names, or for our interests.
True that
And when the xenos got comfortable with guns, we revealed to them the doctrine of More Dakka.
I remember seeing a movie where this alien lizard comes into a room with a M60 and goes Rambo cutting a bunch of fur-covered aliens to ribbons. When he is done this human walks up to him as he is trying to load a new belt. The human says "I thought you said human weapons were crude, loud and obsolete." to the which the lizard replied "I did and they are but I never said they were not affected."
I can not remember the name of the movie
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I get never developing projectile weapons because you can't throw but swords are just better claws and lasers are better swords.
Coherent laser beam is a horrible concept as a weapon.
A guy with mirror would kill you with your own beam.
A rain would bend the beam unpredictably.
And you need high amount of energy. Simply put, NOT cost effective.
It can be used to blind someone. We developed such weapons. But GC forbids it's use. Permanent maim all you get.
Swords are our claws. A clawed aliens would inovate a combat gauntlets. To protect and enchance sharpnes of the claws.
Once a Marine, always a Marine. Semper Fi.
Oorah.
fear the old when men die young
#1. Wouldn't be surprised many apex predators would use natural abilities vs tools.
#2. Old military people don't get old for no reason. They can do a lot with little.
You never quit the service - you just go inactive.
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I know a vet named Clyde,,,, I can see this happening.
The problem with fighting an old soldier is they know the end is coming and what you might do to them in a fight is much less important than the stories they'll tell about the fight on the other side.
I couldn't believe that first story. If boarding actions were the norm... surely SOMEBODY in whatever pods or devices they used to force their way into the ship noted that the surrounding area was far more damaged in far less time than they could manage with claws. Even if not using boarding torpedo you'd think somebody would say "y'know - it's really hard to rip open starship hulls with our claws don't you think there is a better way?" Hell, no matter how potent your natural weapons, if your species ever was inclined to kill others at some point somebody would say "you know what would be great? If I could hurt them without them hurting me" and so invent the first ranged weapon. I mean, I'm used to HFY stories having really, really absurdly stupid alien concepts but this just took the cake for me.
Old elite troops acting taking it upon themselves to form a reserve militia just in case though was definitely neat though! Actually has some real world precedent too (though in those cases it wasn't a bunch of old men but... well that green beret means the old dude probably taught a lot of people how to fight in exactly that situation).
Old soldiers never die
They reunite in Valhalla.
They just take up a horizontal defensive position.
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To a human’s abode…”
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That second one was fantastic. Excellent story telling mate.
Atlatl, throwing a spear, only faster.
Ambassador in first story should have failed to elaborate and humanity as a whole proceeded to say I am the Senate.
Leave old human men to their cigars, bourbon and coffee. If they are forced to put one of them down to deal with you it very well could be your last day alive.
I find it hilarious when the so cold ambassadors are speaking and they use words that a real invester would never use
Once a soldier, always a soldier
Second story: when your little invasion might interrupt beer or coffee with the crew down at the VFW or Legion hall or the early bird special at the Dennys on the Terran veterans retirement colony you are going to get fecked up.
The second story: just wait until the guys who just want to be left alone get involved.
Those aliens ain’t prepared for Texas.
in the first story the aliens were lucky the humans were 'benevolent'
in the second story i just thought of the boy scouts and be prepared.
Obviously they don’t have sentient Turkey vultures, silk spitters, or that boiling toxic liquid spitting beetle, and obviously no dragons.
No porcupines.
And no birds. Because they like to drop their poop on things.
Oh, and no king cobra
Not comparing the poor xeno's to Deathworld Terra's crazy wildlife again are we?
Humans are the only creatures that can kill from a distance. It has been a huge advantage throughout our evolution.
Repeating firearms equalized humans
Not even close, they just made it easier to kill alot of people quickly, never came close to making people equal.
They put a little old woman on equal footing with the young large male muggers at any rate.
Story #2, Never doubt an old man in a profession where men die young.
"De Oppresso Liber" "to free from oppression"
You a Ranger? I have a friend who has quoted that to me.
@@snidecommenter7117 No Mate I'm Australian not American, that's the Motto of the Green Berets
@@angrycrusader3926 Sorry, the Ranger motto is similar, but a bit different
@@snidecommenter7117 "Sua Sponte" "Of Their Own Accord"
@@angrycrusader3926 Man, I am really messing up. *sigh* And I dont think I even have an excuse.
Go Clyde go.
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What is a Bomberdier Bettle, Alex!
What is an spitting cobra, Alex!?
Ranged weaponry are not unknown in nature.
So basically the galactic civilization have been warring in space no different than how the anient Greek and Roman fought their battles in the seas.
Age shall not weary them , Lest We Forget
Using a gun is one thing. Aiming it correctly at your target is another. Those Xenos have no concept of ranged combat, we are master.
Don't threaten, and even less attack, the human's friends, you MAY have some time to regret it.
to please the algorithm is all
Never Again, but Once more
Old but not obsolete
neat
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So the first humans in space where not from Texas. Texans would have waited for the boarders with handguns and rifles ready for some "fun2
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We throw rock real good
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Ohh, made me think of my pa pa, navy ww 2, never mentioned a word of it, until right before his death when he told of a gf, Japanese, lol. I loved my pa pa.
For the second story my first thought was that if this was real there would be some dumb@ss DA that would want to charge them for murder because they didn't aim to injure. Lol. Or some antigun nut saying "Why so they need a rocket launcher?". Lol
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