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You mean other than the fact that they provide Malware protection and shit tons of malware support available? Mac's are for people who are too dumb to own a PC.

Learn to Google fucktard...

Diebold's security notoriously sucks FWIW

You mean like with nearly all malware?

and Apple won't even help you. http://gizmodo.com/5803498/apple-to-customer-service-dont-help-our-customers-with-malware

Good thing I don't vote Democrat. Don't vote Republican either...or Libertarian...or Independent.

Anyone that buys Yamaha products is a supporter of communism.

I'm not mixing any personal internal conflicts, you're the one when giving examples only listed ones surrounding weapons making someone feel like Billy Badass. It's a little better, but you still sound like you have issues.

Apparently you didn't if you think the primary reasons people might own firearms is to feel like "a tough guy" or "a bad ass".

Sorry you couldn't handle it.

George Bush is an American (????) Socialist?

Slingshot Tire iron

You don't need a case for your Droid X. Mine has been through a ton and only has a few scratches on it.

It's Twosday!!!!!

jbot is my mostest stupid fucking retarded thread starter evar.

Ah gotcha, makes sense.

Nothing wrong with talking about some of the more common sense and public knowledge portions of these types of things...

a) I was making a point by comparing the two. b) you basically just said what I said - "they are allowed more free reign over their portions of the operations, and their input on the overall scope and direction is valued based on the experience". This is generally true of most peoples roles in any decent organization.

Saying "very" here is an overstatement of their involvement. Involved at some point sure, but only when needed and to the extent needed. There is ton that goes on that teams aren't very aware of at all because it doesn't impact their role. There's a reason they were training on a mock up without knowing who they were going after initially. There are a lot of details that in the end don't impact the ground team's job. There are probably 100's of people that were involved that at the time didn't know what they were playing a role in and won't ever be considered for any credit in the operation. I'm not sure what you "could not let this go" since it's apparent you don't realize just the extent of what it takes for an operation like this and how the teams can't be "very involved in all stages of their operations". They wouldn't actually have time to perform their role if they had to deal with being involved in every aspect. That was kind of my point.

You realize the SEAL teams are about as involved in the planning as the hijackers were right? You also realize the OBL wasn't the planner of 9/11 right? You have any idea how many people it takes for an operation like this? To sum it down to just the end executing components is ridiculous.

Just like the SEAL team.

OBL just gave the OK... end of story, it's the hijackers that did the real killing.

I had Woodcraft on my last '08 and they were awesome. It was my first time cutting anything like fairings and it was much easier than I thought it would be.

I've served and don't care. Now STFU and get back in your closet.