Quote from: drunkenshoe on December 15, 2025, 03:31:23 AM"Requested page cannot be found."

Sorry, that's imgur for ya.  Link rot out the wazoo.

Here it is:

Sub gets dominated: Ukraine hits Russian submarine with its own submersible naval drone

QuoteUkraine blew up a Russian submarine docked in a secure naval base

The Russian Black Sea Fleet Remnants are pretty much permanently docked at Novorossiysk Bay, unable to patrol due to fear of Ukrainian naval drones.  However, they can still launch long-range missiles at Ukraine, especially from submarines.  Well, Ukraine just made that much more difficult because now they can be hit from underwater, which is a much-needed capability because the Russians fortified that bay as much as they could, with barriers on the surface and lots of gunners (though their accuracy was lousy on the last footage).

The fleet remnants can no longer run and they can no longer hide.  They're SOL unless Russia can come up with something fast.

It's a fake news, conspiracy kinda decade. The shit the really goes down is redacted or in the fine print of your terms and conditions. I hope my covid vax microchip heard that.

Australia and New Zealand are time lords lol 😆

Quote from: Hydra009 on December 01, 2025, 02:57:47 PMhttps://i.imgur.com/QZ45S78.mp4

"Requested page cannot be found."

Quote from: Cassia on December 14, 2025, 11:50:41 AMGo already Elon, godspeed.

Elon Musk is the richest bastard on Earth and has never flown on his own rockets. This tells you everything that you need to know about them.

Ukraine destroys pipe Russians used to enter Kupiansk

They rigged several places with TNT and I imagine it wasn't pleasant for anyone unfortunate enough to still be inside. 


There are also reports of another case of food poisoning among the Russian troops

Afaik, the last big incident of food poisoning among Russian troops was in June 2025 when a several Russians were similarly on cots in Donetsk after reportedly drinking "bad" water.  They were all in very bad shape and reportedly, at least one died.

Lots of poisonings happened early in the war, with Russian troops infamously accepting laced vodka and food from "two cute girls" in occupied Ukraine.  In 2022, Russia accused Kyiv of "chemical terrorism" when its troops came down with botulism - almost certainly from eating expired canned meat.  (around this time, Russia would frequently use chemical weapons themselves, so this accusation might be deliberately crafted to deflect away from their own misdeeds in a crybully fashion)

In the past two years, Russia has lost at least 32 troops to bad food and 255 to substance abuse.  Much lower than I expected.

Quoten late 2023, the independent Russian outlet Vertska reported that up to 15% of Russian soldiers in combat zones were taking substances such as mephedrone, amphetamines, and alpha-PVP, which is also known as "salt."

Again, much lower than I expected.  15% would be outrageously high for a Western, disciplined military.  But for Russia, it's a Tuesday.

The pilot's seat:



Yeah, I know penny-pinching airlines are trying to squeeze every last dollar out of customers, but it's super important for them to haul around giant (and heavy!) tanks of liquid gay to spray into the air, that way...*missing several steps* the airline is thereby incentivized.  Also, most people don't tell you this, but every airline on the globe (heh, see what I did there?) is in on it.  Truly unprecedented global cooperation, even from lots of countries who aren't exactly on board with LGBTQ.  What're the odds?

Quote from: Cassia on December 09, 2025, 09:57:33 AM"Ivan, why do we have six bolts after finish job?"

You joke, but I think you might actually be pretty close to the truth.


Looks like the fuselage just ripped apart mid-flight.  And suspiciously, very shortly after repairs.  So yes, it's possible that they missed a spot and wound up with extra bolts.

And apparently, that's the only one they managed to get airworthy(ish).  So they're not only down one AN-22, they're ALL down atm (they didn't have many to start with, just eight in total iirc, so it's not a huge loss.  But I'll take it.)