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Zipitydewreply
sh.itjust.works

US Navy trains dolphins too. They act like guard dogs for our naval bases.

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Dolphins are apparently better at detecting smaller things that are difficult to pick up with sonar like divers, so they are utilized as early warning systems.

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feddit.uk

There is now a pod of highly trained ex-military dolphins in the black sea with nothing to lose.

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ttrpg.network

Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, If no one else can help…. and if you can find them. Maybe you can hire, The Ay-iiiiiii-e-eeeee-Team.

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This movie. Has to be made. 😱 And done so unapologetically that it's space gold on a canned sardine budget. Also, there must be a "flip 'er the bird" joke, built up to over the first two acts.

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to hear the theme song sung by squeaks omg please make this happen

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Yes but it did happen this century, which is all of the name really promises.

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kbin.social

It emerged last week that Moscow and Beijing have discussed building an “underwater tunnel” connecting mainland Russia and occupied Crimea, amid mounting Russian fears that the Kerch Bridge, which has been successfully struck twice by Ukraine, remains vulnerable.

China still claims to be neutral here, guess this is just "civil engineering" then.

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DaDragonreply
kbin.social

To be fair, it’s a fairly normal civilian construction contract. As a capitalist, you go/do the things that make money. If that includes building bridges in an active war zone, it doesn’t matter as long as the bill gets footed.

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I suspect that China will insist on money down though, which Russia will never agree to (partly because they don't have it, but also partly because it goes against their political philosophy of always trying to hold all of the cards) so this probably isn't going to happen.

I really can't see China being prepared to take Russia's word for it that they'll get the correct compensation otherwise.

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lemmy.ca

Let's hope those dolphins survive with their new found freedom.

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Geoblokereply
lemmy.world

Let's hope they don't have a grudge against humanity with that military training

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MxM111reply
kbin.social

It's OK if they have a grudge to the side that was training them in captivity.

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Echo Dotreply
feddit.uk

Russia's mighty fleet, taken down by irritated dolphins.

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Considering how many ships they have lost to a country without a navy. It's very possible.

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I too would like to find my freedom via echolocation, but I've only so many toes to sacrifice to sturdy furniture before finding something else to do.

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Huh, it’d be a shame if… something happened to a nice bridge like that.

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lemm.ee

The Almighty:

Alright, Ukraine. Windows open. Send in the boats and blow this fucker.

exhales cigar smoke from a ginormous cuban

(My God smokes cigars, hates Russians, and hates bridges for some reason. He also looks like Dolph Lundgren)

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He is Dolph Lundgren, and I would like to be ordained in His ministry. Please, send me the brochure.

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lemmy.zxcvn.xyz

As it's said: "Beauty is only a light switch away". It's the polonium in your coffee the morning after that you'd have to watch out for.

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That motto only works if you also have no sense of smell. Or self-worrh, really.

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