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![]() "Mu" wrote in message ... On 19 Feb 2004 01:44:24 -0800, (Michael Petukhov) wrote: Putin declared that this test was fully success and this type of new MIRVs will goes in duty service immideately. He told that he informed Mr. Bush about this new development and said that it is not directed against US AMB system, rather it is directed against international terrorist organizations. Michael MIRVs against international terrorist organizations? I can image the conversation in STRATNUCFORCE headquarters. Senso : Sir,sensors are detecting a truc loaded with explosives entering the defence perimeter of Camp Charlie. General: That's it. Launch the MIRVs. Or sorry Sir we had to nuke Moscow to get the terrorists out of Apartment 23B Keith |
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Or sorry Sir we had to nuke Moscow to get the terrorists
out of Apartment 23B They're more coastly then a nerve agent as well.... BUFDRVR "Stay on the bomb run boys, I'm gonna get those bomb doors open if it harelips everyone on Bear Creek" |
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![]() "BUFDRVR" wrote in message ... Or sorry Sir we had to nuke Moscow to get the terrorists out of Apartment 23B They're more coastly then a nerve agent as well.... BUFDRVR Now I have to have one explained to me. Tex |
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Tex Houston wrote:
"BUFDRVR" wrote in message ... Or sorry Sir we had to nuke Moscow to get the terrorists out of Apartment 23B They're more coastly then a nerve agent as well.... BUFDRVR Now I have to have one explained to me. I'm guessing it's a reference to the Moscow theater hostage rescue in 2002, where a "knockout" gas used to subdue the terrorists also killed about a hundred and twenty hostages. It was initially thought that the gas was a nerve agent, possibly BZ. The Russians later admitted it was fentanyl, an opiate-like anasthetic. -- Tom Schoene Replace "invalid" with "net" to e-mail "If brave men and women never died, there would be nothing special about bravery." -- Andy Rooney (attributed) |
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![]() "Thomas Schoene" wrote in message k.net... Tex Houston wrote: "BUFDRVR" wrote in message ... Or sorry Sir we had to nuke Moscow to get the terrorists out of Apartment 23B They're more coastly then a nerve agent as well.... BUFDRVR Now I have to have one explained to me. I'm guessing it's a reference to the Moscow theater hostage rescue in 2002, where a "knockout" gas used to subdue the terrorists also killed about a hundred and twenty hostages. It was initially thought that the gas was a nerve agent, possibly BZ. The Russians later admitted it was fentanyl, an opiate-like anasthetic. -- Tom Schoene Replace "invalid" with "net" to e-mail I suppose he meant 'coastly' as in more expensive. I knew about the nerve agent but 'coastly' just threw me. Tex |
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Tex Houston wrote:
"Thomas Schoene" wrote: Tex Houston wrote: "BUFDRVR" wrote: Or sorry Sir we had to nuke Moscow to get the terrorists out of Apartment 23B They're more coastly then a nerve agent as well.... BUFDRVR Now I have to have one explained to me. I'm guessing it's a reference to the Moscow theater hostage rescue in 2002, where a "knockout" gas used to subdue the terrorists also killed about a hundred and twenty hostages. It was initially thought that the gas was a nerve agent, possibly BZ. The Russians later admitted it was fentanyl, an opiate-like anasthetic. -- Tom Schoene Replace "invalid" with "net" to e-mail I suppose he meant 'coastly' as in more expensive. I knew about the nerve agent but 'coastly' just threw me. Tex Ummm... or he could have meant it in terms of "more costly" in number of people killed... a nuke in Moscow will kill more people than a nerve agent. I trust all Russians are feeling safer and sleeping better now that Putin's military exercise has demonstrated how well Russia can defend itself. |
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![]() I trust all Russians are feeling safer and sleeping better now that Putin's military exercise has demonstrated how well Russia can defend itself. from _terrorists_, mind you. |
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I suppose he meant 'coastly' as in more expensive. I knew about the nerve
agent but 'coastly' just threw me. Don't they make typo or spell checkers for posting here? Yes Tex, I meant costly. seems I hit the "a" key and the "s" key at the same time. BUFDRVR "Stay on the bomb run boys, I'm gonna get those bomb doors open if it harelips everyone on Bear Creek" |
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![]() "BUFDRVR" wrote in message ... | I suppose he meant 'coastly' as in more expensive. I knew about the nerve | agent but 'coastly' just threw me. | | Don't they make typo or spell checkers for posting here? | | Yes Tex, I meant costly. seems I hit the "a" key and the "s" key at the same | time. | | | BUFDRVR | Hopefully the 'Flight Attendant' button and the big red button are further apart in B-52s ;-) Cheers Dave Kearton |
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