Looks like the Gatorade logo if you ignore Bowie

>>27000
Cannot unsee

Something something celebrity worship, literally.

>>27000
The Brawndo constellation. Brawndo's for what stars need.

>>26797
posting in epic thread

>>26797
>Is America past the point of fixing? If so Trump is the perfect leader to light the spark leading to total Anarchy.
Yeah, it's totally Trump. HE'S the last straw, War on Terror and the invasion of Iraq and the erosion of rights and the NSA spying programs and Guantanamo Bay and the Housing Bubble and market manipulations and et all were all perfectly tolerable.

But one showboating populist candidate? Naw man, that's too fucking much.

>>26797
>Is he popular because he says what everyone is thinking
Yes, specially since ameriburgers are racist af,

>So it was surprising that in Lebanon, rather than once again taking the fight to Iran, the kingdom has taken a step back — a move that risks increasing Iran’s influence and fragmenting its Sunni rivals. It is a tactic that virtually no one here thinks has any chance of actually coercing Lebanon to constrain Hezbollah, a Shiite group.

>Ali Rizk, a Lebanese political analyst close to Hezbollah, echoed many analysts across the Middle East in saying that Saudi Arabia had been prone to hair-trigger reactions since its...
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>Even politicians in the Saudi camp say that the kingdom’s moves have put Lebanon in an impossible position. The Shiite group’s forces are more powerful than the Lebanese military and act autonomously, most notably carrying out a major ground operation in Syria that has helped keep Mr. Assad in power.

>Political figures on all sides point out that what Saudi Arabia has demanded from Lebanon — condemning Iran and Hezbollah, for example — is unrealistic.

>“If some think that...
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>The Saudis have carried out an airstrike campaign that has killed civilians and destroyed hospitals and historic areas, and it has been roundly criticized by Hezbollah — even as Hezbollah was backing an indiscriminate Syrian government campaign to put down the rebellion there.

>The newest round of recriminations began when Saudi Arabia executed a pro-Iranian dissident Shiite cleric, Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr. Iranian demonstrators attacked the Saudi embassy in Tehran.

>In January, at...
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>>26738
It's been happening a lot on both sides lately, no cause for concern. The nuclear stockpiles of all the nuclear powers are aging rapidly and there isn't a lot of R&D money spent on new designs.

http://rapidcityjournal.com/news/local/communities/ellsworth/minot-tests-minuteman-iii-with-launch-from-vandenberg-afb/article_c5b501fe-69bd-5c21-9e0e-38cf247c3e86.html

http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2016/02/26/vandenberg-minuteman-3-nuclear-missile-launch/

So will they be actually testing these? Or just the subs themselves?

Also it is probably just russia flexing.

>>26804
We had this thread when it was still current news.
It's pretty nice. I'm a bit excited.

>>26804
It looks like a pig snout.

The two black holes were estimating to be colliding at half the speed of light. Such huge condensed masses moving so fast before meeting. In the last few kilometers they even made some sound.

Honestly it's the stuff that fuels my spacephobia. Just imagining myself floating in space some distance from the event and observing.

But back to the issue, this is very exciting as we now have a new means of gravity radar to see the universe, and especially black holes beyond the event horizon. What's more it's pretty chilling how Einstein was right yet again...
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I'm sick of the college stories on /news/. Let's have something else, perhaps?!

>>26679
You're kind of right, college life is depressing in many ways, and it's been said a million times in a million ways.

>>26685
Glad I'm a tradesman.

>>26671
He hasn't been the Chesapeake CEO for a couple of years. Chesapeake was already fined for wrongdoing while he was CEO and has been cooperating with the Feds in this case against this guy. He was indicted on the first federal anti-trust charges against an individual in over 100 years. Also, he's a billionaire and owns a lot of varied things like the Oklahoma City Thunder NBA team. This is a pretty big deal, even bigger now that he's apparently killed himself.

Whatever else it is, it's a sadly...
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>>26671
>>26674
Considering how he is a billionaire, and the kinds of jail time and charges he is facing, I bet he thought it was cheaper to fake his own death rather than pay lawyers millions to defend against something he knows he did.

>>26693
You mean like Ken Lay?

Will we get another earthquake out of this?!

>>26907
related:
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2016/02/18/seouls-spy-service-says-north-korea-preparing-attacks.html

>North Korean leader Kim Jong Un recently ordered preparations for launching "terror" attacks on South Koreans, a top Seoul official said Thursday, as worries about the North grow after its recent nuclear test and rocket launch.

>In televised remarks, senior South Korean presidential official Kim Sung-woo said North Korea's...
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>>26925
In a recent /news/ comment section we learned that North Korea could hit almost anywhere in the northern hemisphere, they weren't confined to their portion of the Tropic of Cancer. Now what?!

>>26981
MEDIA CIRCUS
>MEDIA CIRCUS

>>26981
>How is it that none of you homos are talking about this?
>>26966

We should lock OJ up but no he got away with it. Now he can be Donald Trump's running mate.

>>26605
Will China or Russia actually refrain? Who knows, but hopefully he will feed his people.

>>26607
Even if Chinese and Russian companies would circumvent the sanctions, I think it's symbolically significant that China and US together agreed on these terms. A nice 'fuck you' to Norks

>>26618
This.
China is NK's biggest supporter and the only ones who can say anything that NK would actually care about.

>>26591
Mackowiak said he was especially uncomfortable with the prospect of Morrow engaging in local politics, the core function of the job to which Morrow was just elected.

“We have someone who ran here who absolutely has no intention of serving the Republican Party with leadership and faithfulness,” Mackowiak said. “His social media account is something that no child should see. He is a total disaster.”

Although Morrow was elected with just more than 25,000 votes — 6,000 more than his one challenger, the incumbent chair James Dickey —Mackowiak said he and others would consider leaving the county party altogether to form a new Republican organization if they could not remove Morrow from office.

“I will not rest until we remove him as chairman,"Mackowiak told the Tribune. "He’s going to be an absolute embarrassment to the party. And if we fail in these efforts, we will start an alternate organization.”

Even as Mackowiak attempts to unseat Morrow, Morrow has called Mackowiak’s own conservative credentials into question, especially because of recent tweets from Mackowiak that included the hashtag #NeverTrump.

“I don’t even think Mackowiak is going to support the Republican nominee, who is probably going to be Trump,” Morrow said. “What kind of traitor to the party is Matt Mackowiak? The incredible amount of damage someone like him does to the party —and he’s a douchebag.”

Morrow, who’s also tweeted that Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida is “very likely a gayman who got married,” said he supports the brand of Republican politics he most closely associates with Donald Trump and Sen.Ted Cruz.

“The Republican Party, I would hope, is about limited government with a libertarian perspective,” Morrow said. “But it’s a big tent, and there are many factions in it, and that’s okay with me.”

>>26592
Morrow’s main complaint is with “establishment” Republicans, who he does not believe should hold elected office, he said. Last week, he tweeted that the Republican National Committee was just a “gay foam party.”

Morrow has a long history of critiquing prominent state Republicans in vulgar, and often sexually explicit, terms. For years, he has alleged that Perry is secretly bisexual; in 2010, he referred to him as “Gov. Skank Daddy” in an email.

“Perry is an epic hypocrite,” he told the Tribune...
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>>26591
more coverage:

http://www.mystatesman.com/news/news/state-regional-govt-politics/travis-county-gop-officials-seek-to-remove-new-cha/nqbz9/

looks like this is about to go national

here are his twitter accounts if anyone wants to see for themselves:
Primary: https://twitter.com/RobMorroLiberty
Secondary: https://twitter.com/LBJCIAkilledJFK

He's retweeting haters and trolls this morning.

>>26561
After Hillary releases her speeches to GS :^)

i don't understand, first they go, "dont build wall that raicyss" then "i will also build wall :^)" and now "hey, i heard from some sources that trump may not build a wall"
i am ready to hear someone say, "wow trump disavowed that ex-KKK David Duke guy, talk about listening to every american and getting along with everybody eh? :^)"

serious i am not american, but if you see all this bullshit and still don't vote for him you kinda deserve to be used as a slave to the elites

>>26570
I think Trump's scandal is worse because he has nothing to campaign on anyway - so now we learn that his core issue is a lie? Say it ain't so, Don!!!

His last name is "Smothers" and he's homocidal... pretty ironic, eh?!

>>26642
a little more info would be appreciated.

Petition to stop a criminal from being arrested? Fuck off.

I'm sure he paid them.

Remember that meme?

I remember the low turnout = Republican win meme.

Ah salty tears.

>>26542
Maybe I am misreading this, but are you confused about how primaries work?

>>26511
>neither Apple nor any other tech company ought to be permitted to create “warrant-free spaces”

So basically he believes nobody is allowed to have any level of privacy or protection from police or government agencies.

>>26511
yep. it's good to see they clearly can't access the technology to do it themselves. That doubt has always been on the back of my mind.

Also, that they don't seem to know how the things work

>>26731
Anybody with the internet can reset the password on an iPhone. I've done it three times myself (twice, due to my boss being an idiot, and once because my friend's father died without giving anyone his password.)

This is a power grab. They don't need Apple to crack the phone. Even if they did, there's likely next to nothing on the phone itself. Most everything you do on those ends up in the cloud, so they could just as easily go after the, traditionally cooperative, ISPs.