no Yurop isnt. But Czechia is… its no coincidence that the biggest chunk of Czechia is called Bohemia.
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I would say you lost your perfect status when you got rid of that one Jap politician, he seemed like he knew his stuff.
https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/2809690600/b2d03a80ca41ca21aaff15650809f460.jpeg
he was hilarious
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So sad what happened to him, it seems the Katana can cut through everything but Racism.
now that I think about it, he kinda is like Trump
Well i can’t comment, i know nothing about the japs policies.
Now thats creepy.
After I told @SirWarriant about how I find not using names suspicious. Now she called Dr a “DrFuss” instead of Community Manager…
Are you pulling my leg?
EDIT: oh comon, she builds the wall of text higher than Trump!!!
They have totally different IP addresses. SirWarriant is not Katha-MartinLuther
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Well this article from the "I want to have a female lead character is interesting, because it want to answer why male gamers play as female:
“My choice to play female characters in World of Warcraft revolves around the fact that male characters to me feel grotesque. Female characters’ proportions (from bust to hip) are exaggerated as well, but the male characters seem too hyper-masculine – and perhaps, even though I’m a male, I’m intimidated by their monstrous physique.”
This is contradicting as hell! I though females where the ones with unrealistic body proportions but now man play as female because they are the more realistic ones? What the hell? This is the exact opposite.
What the hell?
Guys play as women because they like to look at their butts.
I play as male characters because I want to present myself as I am: a male.
Anyone who is “intimidated” by his own character, masculine or not, is an idiot.
We have different specialist firearms units . The main two are counter terrorism and organised crime .
Then of course If absolutely needed the SAS and SBS as well as other special forces units remain on 24/7 standby to respond anywhere in the country should shit hit the fan and knock the fan well and truly over .
I’d be interested to see however what would happen should a major hostage situation take place . would they attempt to take it on or would they hand it over to special forces .
They were just trying to make a giant cup of tea !!
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Well we do keep the SWAT level and normal cops, the CQB trained couples are there to bridge the divine between the two - being SWAT level trained and equipped but perpetually in the field. And doing standard police work in standard police gear when not needed in active shooter scenario.
Prague has had for a decade large number of similarly trained/equipped policemen on duty all the time (typically 3 in a car), now it has been extended to the whole country. (Last time I called police at 4AM these were the cops that first responded and they were calling me back on my phone to open the front door while I was actually putting jeans on after hanging on the operator… response time of 2 minutes is kind of nice).
The rules of engagement here are that as long as it is active attacker situation, any and every cop is bound to engage him immediately notwithstanding what unit he serves. If it turns into hostage situation, then the rule is sit and wait for someone who is qualified to negotiate/engage.
This word seriously gets on my nerves.
How about “Tschechei?” 
Given that my German has got much worse in past several years as I have not been using it, I can get along Tschechei, even though I know it has a negative connotation.
I use English on the other hand every day and the pursuit of a selected few imbeciles to push the “Czechia” instead of “Czech Republic” works differently on me.
“This is the new fine word we made up for our country to be referred to in English and now everyone should use it because we say so.”
Well, fuck your “Czechia” and fuck you - that’s my point of view on the issue.
@sirwarriant @TheDivineInfidel
Travelling is fucking weird, especially for someone who is used to be armed all the time.
I can somehow understand that I need to leave my firearm at home, but…
First Austria. Pepper spray - legal, which is a good minimum. My IWB Spyderco Streetbeat borderline legal. Expandable baton illegal.
Now Italy. Pepper spray illegal. Any knife illegal (including my Swiss army multitool). Expandable baton illegal.
Next Switzerland - pepper spray illegal. Not sure about knife and baton, but I expect the two to be illegal too.
Then Germany, all fucking illegal.
Meanwhile I am finishing the BLOODLANDS (after having read the Black Earth). I very much recommend these two books.
It is a good lesson in appreciating the freedom of information and right to be armed.
One needs to have the information to know what is coming.
One needs to have the gun in order to be able to resist it. Or at least preserve dignity while going down.
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yea, but its shorter than writing Czech Republic
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