I'm sure we're all very happy that the real world is a little more like Star-Trek, but what's the point of this?
Don't the have big enough bombs already? Do they want a bomb that can blow up the entire planet in one go? Or is this just an attempt to get nuclear like destruction without the stigma of real nuclear weapons?
There's a difference between electronics (eg a radio) and mechanics (eg the engine).
Your radio will work fine for years without maintenance.
Your engine won't.
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I'm sure we're all very happy that the real world is a little more like Star-Trek, but what's the point of this? Don't the have big enough bombs already? Do they want a bomb that can blow up the entire planet in one go? Or is this just an attempt to get nuclear like destruction without the stigma of real nuclear weapons?
Mercedes pickup truck? You mean this: http://www.autoweek.nl/newsdisp.php?cache=no&ID=27 49
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There's a difference between electronics (eg a radio) and mechanics (eg the engine). Your radio will work fine for years without maintenance. Your engine won't.