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"But you're fixing it so he sees you instead of the real future."

Starwars: Legacy of the Force - Invincible
by Troy Denning

"Men are often susceptible to that because without even realizing it, they get attacked by the "what if's".

The power of a praying woman
By: Stormie Omartian

"Yes, I read the bible.."

"Mountain understood his extremity but refused to stay down while his mates kept their and continued their drills."

Gates Of Fire
by Steven Pressfield.

First off, cool thread!


And second, hahahahahaha, here's mine, "His hold was too tight to wiggle lose from, and she didn't care to have her brains rattled again if she tried any more kicks."

"These were XA902, which completed 1000 hours of flight with the Rolls-Royce Conway R.Co.11, and was ruse subsequently for development of the Rolls-Royce Spey turbofan, and XA903, flown with a fifth engine, mounted in an underfuselage pod and provided with a bifurcated air intake."

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By raising such objections in the presence of Hitler, a dictator whose self esteem was already inflated, v Brauchitsch attained precisely the opposite of what he intended.

Lost Victories
Field Marshall Erich von Manstein.

"This procedure, technically called a cricothyroidotomy, should be undertaken only when a person with a throat obstruction is not able to breath at all --no gasping sounds, no coughing-- and only after you have attempted to perform the Heimlich maneuver three times without dislodging the obstruction."

The Worst Case Scenario Survival Handbook
Joshua Piven & David Borgenicht

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LMAO!!! Hhahahahhahaha....we're just alike!!!! j/k...lol.

Wow it's even in english so I don't have to translate it:
"But it seems that Vitruvius is again mistaken, as the Rhodians allegedly managed to knock several of the iron sheets off the tower, exposing the timber beneath to their incendiary missiles, whereupon Demetrius had the machine hauled out of harm's way."

(in Campbell, D.B.: Besieged; Siege Warfare in the Ancient World, Oxford 2006)

It's one of my books for my final thesis on war-machines in the army of Alexander the Great. ^^ It's quite good too.
Nice thread- 5 points

Originally Posted by ObjSRgtLw

Wow it's even in english so I don't have to translate it:
"But it seems that Vitruvius is again mistaken, as the Rhodians allegedly managed to knock several of the iron sheets off the tower, exposing the timber beneath to their incendiary missiles, whereupon Demetrius had the machine hauled out of harm's way."

(in Campbell, D.B.: Besieged; Siege Warfare in the Ancient World, Oxford 2006)

It's one of my books for my final thesis on war-machines in the army of Alexander the Great. ^^ It's quite good too.
Nice thread- 5 points

Hmm I had forgotten all about Demetrius the Besieger that was great read, wasn't he a little after Alexander though?