Hard to say where it is. I've been to Verdun and this is basically what the entire part of the front looks like there.

Actually that type of design was very common both during WW1 and WW2. Those are special grenades made to be fired from barrels. It's basically just a smaller version of a mortar.

Did you ask him to... take a Chance on you when you went out?

Oh god, yes

Egofaptor

I can't be certain but I'll bet that forest has been around longer than humans have.

You wouldn't sit here with your superiority complex (even though you probably do nothing to help) if they hadn't taken that picture in the first place

It comes down to exposure and the modern supply of food. I would like to see a vegan starve in the forest, then they wouldn't mind snapping the neck of a rabbit.

Stand up clapping while grabbing their luggage and opens up the emergency exit

It's japan, they dont have THE fourth amendment, just a law with the same purpose. Also when it comes to this I would rather have a polinated earth and being watched by the government rather than sitting in my house eating paper but not under surveilance. The third option would be to stop killing the bees, but neither the US nor China have any interests in that because apparently fruit and crops aren't that important.

What? You want me to stream it? Ok!

Industrial grade just means high percentage, like 90% and above

During ww1 when the British started to blockade Germany the Germans decided to do the same. They basically just made sure that transports didn't make port by partially disabling them. However there was at least one occasion where a German submarine fired at a "neutral" British ship and it immediately exploded, something that should not haplen from a torpedo blow. Basically the British used neutral ships to smuggle munitions and when the German sub fired at it it exploded and the Brits were like "wtf Germany you killing civilians" even though it was this fault for smuggling explosives. That's also the main reason the US joined in on the British side because Britain managed to play innocent enough for it to look like it was all Germany's fault.

Exactly. Too bad your government has no intentions of doing it right.

True. The mess you leave behind usually turns out to be worse than the beginning