Draakjacht

Draakjacht

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(DS RP) Alexander had cooridinated the last of the data preperation before returning to his command chair. The bridge door opens to allow Captain Levin to enter. His right arm hugs close to his body on the side where he took the impact of battle. Alexander looks over his shoulder, "Glad to see you're out and about. How are you feeling?" "About as good as before," he replies as he takes the steps leading to the main floor one by one. "Good. I saw Paragon Carbon earlier

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(DS RP) An ensign walks onto the bridge and heads to tactical, where Alexander consults with his Lieutenant Commander. "Sir, Paragon Carbon has arrived and is ready to meet with you." Alexander's eyes dart about the bridge, "Was expecting something over the comm. Alright, escort him to the bridge." The ensign nods, "He's already here, sir." Alexander stares blankly into the back of the ensign's head as he heads out, momentarily sending in the Paragon. Alexander

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Is there any other type of lawyer? As for the damaged goods, I would be tempted to ask for a little monetary recovery if they are not fixable. Otherwise, if you used eBay (i forget) I would simply give them a crap rating and say why to warn others. And yeah, I have a friend who's an engineer and use to work on both surface reactors and submarines. He always gags when seeing those movies.

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Even if you pull all the control rods, it causes a meltdown, which is a permeation of the upper crust. It won't go boom cause critical mass requires the nuclear material to reach a super high density, which is achieved in warheads by a spherical arrangement of explosives, timed down to the millisecond to coordinate the pressure. A nuclear reactor lacks both the right fuel type and the pressure causing variables. Even if pressure builds up, the superstructure fails. Before then, it's likely th

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Well, the one thing I give them is that they never said the reactor was made of something other than high explosives. If you really wanted me to punch holes in Star Wars, I would do it a million times without even bringing up the newer movies. I prefer Star Trek, not that they are perfect, but with The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine, they were fairly meticulous about getting their tech right. Once Voyager came out, it spiraled into hell's maw never to return.

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It's a reference to Family Guy and Star Wars. Seriously, why would you make a 2 meter (over 6 feet) wide hole that leads directly to a reactor that has no armored (or at least retaining) wall around it? Even tanks have tapered exhaust pipes. And who the hell (see the third movie as well) has an active reactor without walls or shields or something to keep shit from floating into it? And why were there two guys inside the Death Star's weapon, standing right next to the path of the beam

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I think the Borg would hold their own.... just saying. As for the Space Marines, I'm usually going with heavy bolters just to meet a happy middle with range and damage, but when facing the Necron Lord, missiles knock him around, neutralizing his presence. While they hold him, I build missile towers to then take up the slack and move the men elsewhere. And Terminators take point. They just handle it better.

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