The Halo Suit of the Modern World - Fraud?

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AuthorTopic: The Halo Suit of the Modern World - Fraud?
Infiltrator
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Profile #50
I know, it wasn't pointed at the poster. The meaning no offense was incase of Americans that agree with that.
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Profile Homepage #51
quote:
Originally written by Kyrek:

I know, it wasn't pointed at the poster. The meaning no offense was incase of Americans that agree with that.
Why would you not want to offend people who consider you to be morally equivalent to a terrorist for failing to support their aims?

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The Empire Always Loses: This Time For Sure!
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Infiltrator
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Profile #52
It was just to be polite. Although you do have a point, I just never thought of it that way.
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Shaper
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Profile Homepage #53
quote:
Originally written by Kyrek:

The soldier would just shoot you, not jump at you.
If the soldier was charging me, I doubt he would have a gun.

EIT: ang '' key. *shakes hea saly*

[ Wednesday, January 24, 2007 17:28: Message edited by: Nioca ]

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I tried to think of something witty to put here.

Needless to say, I failed.
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Infiltrator
Member # 5754
Profile #54
He might be charging to scatter the enemy.

Though I admit you are right.

[ Wednesday, January 24, 2007 17:25: Message edited by: Kyrek ]
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Profile #55
quote:
Originally written by Kyrek:

Though I admit you are right.
quote:
Originally written by Kyrek:

Although you do have a point, I just never thought of it that way.
Just so this admission doesn't disappear. They come so infrequently. And twice on one page is unbelievable.

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quote:
Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Infiltrator
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Profile #56
Well I'm not going to change it.
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Councilor
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Profile Homepage #57
Salmon doesn't want you to.

Dikiyoba.
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Law Bringer
Member # 6785
Profile #58
quote:
Originally written by Serial 11532A-96M56E:

The government is not, as a rule, good at tight control of anything. But seriously, from factory to shipping to warehouse to more shipping to some supply depot to yet more shipping to the point I am trying to make, you don't think there would be a few suits siphoned off or just plain misplaced here and there?

—Alorael, who could also see the suits being made for private use. The inventor has no real vested interest in making them available exclusively to military personnel. Unless the contract stipulates government use only, he's got nothing to lose by making and selling impressive armored suits to perfectly
legitimate buyers.

Considering the amount of military equipment that makes it to the street, there are enough people in the military supply chain going into business for themselves with the government inventory. Besides once the general idea is known, there will always be people willing to make knockoff copies that will be good enough for criminals. If there is demand for them, then they will appear.
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Law Bringer
Member # 335
Profile Homepage #59
I still don't see what's so wrong about the original point. Canada is, I believe, largely not a desert. Large parts of where the US military is likely to remain bogged down indefinitely are deserts, and they are hot deserts. Overheating is a problem.

Then again, overheating is a problem in any armor, current armor included.

—Alorael, who has another reason not to be a soldier. Sensitivity to temperature can go after moral objections, asthma, and a criminal history.
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Law Bringer
Member # 6785
Profile #60
Criminal history isn't a problem in today's army. They'll consider your sniping skill a plus and ignore that little skribbane problem. After all they are taking skinheads and training them so they can cause more trouble when they get out.
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Fire! Fire! Fire! Fire!
Member # 919
Profile #61
I've come to the conclusion that taking people too seriously here is a mark of the newbie. By this definition the majority of the forum are newbies, but I'm ok with that.

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And though the musicians would die, the music would live on in the imaginations of all who heard it.
-The Last Pendragon

Polaris = joy.

In case of emergency, break glass.
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Guardian
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Profile Homepage #62
In other news, a fully operational mounted ADS was tested yesterday.

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If I were chained to a bench and 'perl' was the only thing that could open the lock, I'd probably cut my hand off.
- Gerald Penn
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Law Bringer
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Profile #63
Now there is a high tech way of giving a hot foot.
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