Posted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 1:50 pm
I wasnt aware that they held photography classes in the school for suspended people.Megatron wrote:
this is for photography class
The second oldest Fallout gaming community, online since 1998, keeping warm in the nuclear glow.
https://duckandcover.cx./forums/
I wasnt aware that they held photography classes in the school for suspended people.Megatron wrote:
this is for photography class
vx trauma wrote:suspension gives double xp from classes.
I did not love that.Mismatch wrote:Just try <a href="http://img245.imageshack.us/my.php?image=fogamqr3.swf"> this.</a>
Fantastic shit. ( Oh gosh, Toxic so slow. Sucky sucky )Mismatch wrote:Just try <a href="http://img245.imageshack.us/my.php?image=fogamqr3.swf"> this.</a>
Organized rape has been an integral aspect of warfare for a long time even though classics on warfare have predominantly focused on theorizing 'regular' warfare, that is, the situations in which one army encounters another in a battle to conquer or defend a territory. Recently, however, much attention has been paid to asymmetric warfare and, accordingly, to phenomena such as guerrilla tactics, terrorism, hostage taking and a range of identity-related aspects of war such as religious fundamentalism, holy war, ethnic cleansing and war rape. In fact, war rape can be taken as a perfect example of an asymmetric strategy. In war rape the soldier attacks a civilian (not a fellow combatant) and a woman (not another male soldier), and does this only indirectly with the aim of holding or taking a territory. The primary target here is to inflict trauma and through this to destroy family ties and group solidarity within the enemy camp. This article understands war rape as a fundamental way of abandoning subjects: rape is the mark of sovereignty stamped directly on the body, that is, it is essentially a bio-political strategy using (or better, abusing) the distinction between the self and the body.
Speed_demon wrote:I DEMAND MORE FLASH!!!!
great jobs guys, I feel a little more sane with every viewing