>>15427 lb

>>14530 lb

I also noticed the "centre" spelling, did a quick DDG search. Got a BBC graphical website that shows factoids as you scroll down a notional descent to the center of the earth.

While there were several interesting bits including the depth of a couple of known DUMBS and a few other things, the only two interesting bits that I found were at the very bottom and one other.

The bottom said (summary) congrats you made it but the pressure is overwhelming and you were cooked long ago.

The other was "hen's egg has cracked at 234 atmospheres"

weird b/c a hen's egg can only support 3 to 4.5 lbs of weight before it cracks. That's a static load-on-one-side type test, not uniform pressure all the way around, so not entirely valid as a comparator.

Did a quick search for the hen's egg thing and didn't find jack, but I didn't look hard at all.

Mean something to anybody, or just some physics so irrelevant that it won't come up when you goggle it?

Thank you, Lord, for this new day you give us. We will rejoice and be glad in it, and in all things wrought by Your mighty hand.

Heavenly Father, grant us your Peace that we may with calm hearts, intelligent mind and dogged will pursue what information may be needed, and influence such events, as needed to bring us closer to the Justice and Mercy under which You have always intended for us to live.

Forgive us our sins, known and unknown, for the sake of your Son, Christ our Savior, and send your Holy Spirit to guide us and watch over us. Grant your protection to our anons, our families, friends, our leaders and countrymen, and all those around the World who seek to find Freedom from the evil that attempts without ceasing to thwart the establishment of your Kingdom on this earth.

Thy will be done, forever and ever. We sing your praise from rising to our last sleep, Oh God. Who is mightier than Thee? My Rock and Redeemer, my Sword and Shield, my Shepherd and Companion.

Carry us to Your victory.

Amen

>>14593

>>14580

Yeah, the "centre" thing feels moar like a larper slipped up and exposed an "Englishy" spelling.

Still some interdasting points in it, so who knows?

>>14590

Losing the House kinda ticked me off, too, and I always wondered about Q's "we got what we needed" post.

Then I thought about it some moar and it made sense. All of the Red Wave posts were not directed at us - the other side watchers knew that the numbers would be enough to keep them out of power and felt they absolutely had to go all out to get one house in Congress, at minimum.

And they had to pull out all the stops to do it. FISA went both ways. And "got what we needed" made moar sense, as Q team got connections and intel to spread that network open even wider.

I'm sure this is obvious to most here but kinda nice to recap it.

>>14615

>>14646

Theoretically possible, but there are holes in it.

>>14664

yup. noice, huh?

>>14583

>>14601

Re this article - think about this...

Gingrich said yesterday that PDJT irreversibly tied The Squad to the Dems with his tweet (and its fallout).

I see this article essentially doing the reverse to these 4 fake Republicans, except he kicked 'em out the door.

One or two more may jump ship in a brainless attempt to show their independence to their own voting district, but he just welded the House team together pretty solidly.

>>14656

Most Euro and Asian countries are overly sensitive to the bad pub that comes from the perp walk. Can't acknowledge criminals in society, even though it's under the pretext of "protecting the individual's character".

Ridiculous BS. Like people won't figure out it's a perp walk when a guy perfectly capable of walking on his own has his hands together in front of him, a t-shirt draped over it, and two cops on either side of him grabbing him by the arms....

>>14723

j/s if Femanon posts tits anyhow just to spite you, and i gotta bleach my eyeballs...

imma be mad at you. (Kek!)

A suggestion for anons posting digs in QR and posting a backup in QRB... If you feel the need to label it as a backup of a post in QR, no need to put "This is a backup post" or any other kinda label. Just write

BURP

at the top. Stands for "Back Up Research Post."

Don't really think it's necessary myself, but it's a thought. At least we'll know the original was there, and if it disappears and you note it, we can dredge it up from our bread and make it a notable if that needs to be done.

Thoughts, guise?

>>14762

Actually old enough to know I prefer the young and perky look to what is the norm for my age group. Hava cookie on me.

>>14793

Preciate the work, Planefag. Think you just went on flight status. Congrats.

>>14919

It's called Measure 32 paint scheme, a WW2 USN ship camo paint scheme. There were many, this one was around throughout the later years of the war.

BTW, that's not a common USN paint scheme at all, interesting that's making a comeback but only on the Littorals. Also, the twat mentions PCU which stands for Pre Commissioning Unit.

That means the USS Minn-StPaul hasn't been commissioned yet (supposed to commission this summer) and the PCU is the first crew to man the ship. They're known as Plankowners, it's a significant honor to be the first crew. Even bigger honor to be the Plankowners of the first of the class.

>>14976

>They will come out of this thing with their flag high. And when they do, they are entitled to thumb their nose at the lands that are gloating over their present troubles.

Except that we won't thumb our noses at anyone. That's not the American way - and I'm glad of it.

>>15001 >>15023 >>15028

See my post at >>14985

USS Minn-StP not in commission yet. They would not have referred to her crew as a PCU if she was in commission.

Keep in mind that the ship has been to sea on builder's trials and final contract trials for prolly moar than a year already, so that explains the photos. But she's still not a US warship just yet.

>>14946

not a planefag meself but i've paid close attention and speak the lingo due to my own mil background and my older bro being mil aviation.

iirc a planefag once explained that tracks of mil transponders can look funky/ziggy due to their abilities to "fuzz" actual location with inaccurate return data as a protective measure. you can see that a lot when AF1 gets close to the US coast when returning from abroad. from what i see it's either that or he was doing some tight boxes/orbits in that location. no idea why

>>15100

Spoopy. That's a weird plane to have in the inventory. It's a foreign cargo bird, looks like a prime a/c for doing low pro ops. Did it originate out of Front Royal or just pop up there - can you tell from your data? Front Royal area is kind of a circus-y place if you catch my drift.

>>15163

(low five bro)

>>15189

It's a thing.

But prolly not in this case. No need to use a shotgun when a cattle prod will suffice.

>>15205

Rog. Looks headed in the general direction of Bragg.

>>15182

Pretty sure you hit the head on the nail the first time.

>Muh fees is hurtin!

Yeah dey is. Dey gettin less and less fees all de time. Defund PP, Chapo coughin up Da Wall, billion worth of coke sales lost (and we kept the fucking boat, too!) Sux to be Dem.

>>15250

I kinda know things about that place

>>15289

Bound to happen eventually. No one's paying them any mind though, it's become automatic. Like hitting the mute switch on a remote.

"Blah-blah-blah". Click. Bye, Felicia.