Or they can land really flattened things in new craters.
I’m almost finished with my under-barrel drone launcher… hopefully we can start production before an under-barrel cope cage is developed.
Russian mom in Ukraine: “you don’t need reserves, we have reserves at home.”
An Iron Curtain has descended across… hold on, I’m being informed it is only an Iron Brick.
Well don’t just sit there, soldier, get your controller and launch your Sea Baby.
The Home Wrecker Association cares not for your lawn mandates.
Common question… the aircraft is an F-35, which has strong stealth capabilities. Because we had trouble tracking one that crashed in the US last year, congress dictated that each F-35 operated in the US would have an emotional support helicopter attached so that the radar signature of the helicopter could be tracked in case of emergency.
They initially tried tying the helicopter to the jet and operating it this way, but after three helicopters they decided the other way around was the best configuration (while losing helicopters is okay, there was concern the surviving pilots might get used to moving over 500mph, and this attitude could contaminate the other slow-moving helicopter pilots).
It’s a heavy price for safety, but honestly the F-35 pilots are too busy taking pictures of themselves in an F-35 to notice the difference.
With 100 drones all I need is one queen, and they will all try to follow her to mate with her.
You hit that thing with a missile, like 500 clowns will come running out in all directions. Yeah, funny cars sound funny, but you ever tried to fight 500 flaming clowns?
Sure, we deploy a mobile Burger King, russia immediately deploys their knock-off Pizza Hut to show us up.
I thought all the Ultron pieces could fly?