Adm_Drummer

LE gang rise up!

This is extremely non-credible. I'll allow it.

For better effect one side of the timbits box needs to be reinforced with a steel or delrin plate to create a directional effect.

Blast weapons are cool and all but directional blast weapons are multi-purpose.

They could actually be Cat-eye friend or foe markers . They're luminescent strips usually put on the back of the head or shoulders that reflect just enough light to see someone is ahead of you in dark spaces.

Most military helmets or hats have them. At least the ones I know of.

As a gorilla, they could do nothing to stop me.

I know people who work there that used to steal my parking spot with their baby Blue Ford Mustang, on a residential street two blocks from the Ubisoft building. They can all go away.

Absolutely true. It's funny that at a cursory glance military indoctrination seems to create mindless followers and yes men. In reality modern military ethos forces members to think critically, beyond orders and find intent. You end up forming bonds with people and creating a sense of "Service before self". So you tend to think about the tribe more than yourself. At the end of the day the job is to protect the idea of a nation. No allegiance to any one political party or person. But a nation as a tribe.

So, you end up with a lot of service members that love their country and hate their politicians. After all, the politicians sign the papers that make people die.

In addition to this; lots of people in the military are not fans of cops and as long as they aren't a far right nutty they generally recognise the benefits of living in a socialised system that provides food, shelter, kinship and reward with a balanced paycheque. You know... Like the army does.

There are a surprising number of anti-establishment service members when you actually sit down and talk to them and break down the system they live in.

This is reasonable time to wash your chicken and also likely where this habit comes from. Before the age of factory farming and the advent of reliable home refrigeration a lot of meat was improperly stored before and after selling.

Washing your produce was likely a good defense mechanism to wash away actual dirt, grime and bugs that may have adhered to it. Nowadays it's largely unnecessary unless you're still living in a place where butchering and processing techniques may not be of the greatest quality.

But rinsing chicken under water will do what now?