we’re in.

meanwhile, melania’s just rubbing her own tit like she’s in her private bathroom at home… for shame, these people!

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fuckin’ actual HUH-WHAT now’zzles ?? :P

for competence

heres me ordering a tomahawk strike on khameini two years ago : ) https://www.reddit.com/r/StrategyAndInfoAndArt/comments/1eh58z7/m2gdiscus_discuss_the_air_defenses_of_tehran/ so let it be written so let it be done!!! hahahaha. i better not order a pizza if im really hungry :P :P heres another example of me ordering it/ trying to negotiate https://www.reddit.com/r/Synopsys_Now/comments/1ktobm4/iran/ heres me taunting him about eschatology (before i could spell his name) https://www.reddit.com/r/StrategyAndInfoAndArt/comments/1ee9ydt/ayatollah_khomeini/ theres lots of other posts like that i cant even find em all right now lol anyway im just saying; nobody gets a wolf skull just for ordering one or id have a bunch https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iranian_support_for_Hamas

for courage

for bravery

sotwb goes to the operator, not the order-giver. it’s whoever goes out and gets it. (the job done, themselves)

or more-formally, since now this is more-formalized: the skull-of-the-wolf-bone is given (awarded) to/for/when:

when blood is drawn (significantly- not a scratch- decent chunk or better), in any success, or sacrifice, of any assailant, while making an attempt, to fully stop by force, any person deemed by this moderator to be a leader in and of world-crime (as in world-class, world-sized, world-affecting): whether violent, such as mass-murder, or sort-of-violent, such as mass-environment-destruction, mass-malicious-lying, mass-theft, mass-threats, mass-enslavement, mass-cruelty, mass-dangerous-stupidity, not sure what else but will call it as i see it. so far, 5 wolfbones have been given out. the sixth, softwb number 4, is yours to claim… *

there is only one of each, in one sense, and in one sense, they are all the same

**if the order-giver could be given them, then i would have a bunch of them, and i dont have any

***in the event of, like, a chain-of-command involving modern highly-systemic weaponry, where: for example: one person gives the order, the order is passed down, finally theres someone at the end of the line who just pushes a button- the button-pusher gets it. theyre the one who actually did the deed.

this could be a missile-launcher or a pilot, in many cases.

more commonly, the sotwb would be expected to go out to a lone-wolf style assassin, regardless of whether self-motivated or in-employ or in-service.

it is meant to motivate the lone wolf types, who are not in consideration for governmental awards otherwise, and who do not receive payment, and who are not formally celebrated even when helpful

may the world be saved, hear hear

it is not tangible,

but it is a collector’s item i can give out to you

it means a lot to me

may the evil not sleep at night, ever

everyone is trying to kill them, and it could be anyone, at any time- the price is high- the price is well worth it- have you heard they give out skullz of the wolvebonez for this?

its the only way to achieve one

skullz will run out one day

the wicked will be destroyed

get em while they last

4. your name here

or your event, if we dont get your name. you know who you are and whether its yours

number 4 skull 6

look at this: still think im nuts? https://lemmy.world/post/43641859

how much is the cheapest hot air balloon, and how steerable is it? how much are the cheapest: ultra-lights and gyroplanes?

Buying a small personal aircraft is a major investment, but prices vary significantly between these three types of flight. Here is a breakdown of the cheapest options and how they operate.

1. Hot Air Balloons

• Cheapest Price (Used): $6,000 – $10,000 for older, smaller systems in airworthy condition.
• Cheapest Price (New): $15,000 – $25,000 for a basic single-pilot or small two-person system.
• Steerability: Indirect. Hot air balloons cannot be steered like a car or airplane. They move entirely with the wind. To “steer,” a pilot changes altitude to find wind layers blowing in different directions. By ascending or descending a few hundred feet, a pilot can often find a current that takes them closer to their desired destination.

2. Ultralights (Part 103)

In the US, “Ultralights” (specifically those under FAR Part 103) do not require a pilot’s license, which significantly lowers the entry cost.

• Cheapest Price (Used): $3,000 – $7,000. You can find older “trikes” (powered hang gliders) or fixed-wing models like the Quicksilver MX or Weedhopper in this range.

• Cheapest Price (New/Kit): $10,000 – $13,500.

• 1100R Mini-Max: A kit that can be completed for roughly $10,000 including engine.

• Zigolo MG-12: An electric ultralight motor-glider that costs around $13,500.

• Steerability: High. These function like standard airplanes (rudder, elevators, ailerons) or weight-shift trikes, allowing for precise directional control.

3. Gyroplanes (Gyrocopters)

Gyroplanes use a free-spinning rotor for lift and a powered propeller for thrust.

• Cheapest Price (Used): $15,000 – $30,000. Older single-seat models like the Bensen B-8 can sometimes be found for under $10,000, but modern, enclosed, or two-seat models usually start much higher.

• Cheapest Price (New/Kit): $18,000 – $25,000 for a basic single-seat kit (like the Aviomania G1sa).

• Fully built/Modern: Ready-to-fly modern gyroplanes (like the AutoGyro Calidus or Cavalon) are much more expensive, typically starting at $60,000 to $90,000+.

• Steerability: Very High. Gyroplanes are incredibly maneuverable—often more so than fixed-wing planes—and are resistant to stalls, though they cannot hover like a helicopter.

Summary Comparison Table

Note on Regulation: In the US, Ultralights (Part 103) require no license, but Hot Air Balloons and Gyroplanes (unless they meet strict Ultralight weight limits) require an FAA Pilot Certificate and regular aircraft inspections, which adds significant “hidden” costs to ownership.

honorary sharing of award #1 ^

(this was the first skull of the wolfbone award issued after the creation of the skull of the wolfbone award, so the count begins forward) ^

(these occurred before the skull of the wolfbone award was established, so they are counted backwards, though are the first two skull of the wolfbone awards awarded) ^

3. [Undisclosed] https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2026/2/28/live-israel-launches-attacks-on-iran-multiple-explosions-heard-in-tehran

if you want to get into hobby skydiving as cheaply as possible, whats the minimum you should spend on a parachute and a used cessna?

To get into hobby skydiving as cheaply as possible, you are looking at a minimum upfront investment of approximately $60,000 to $70,000. This covers a basic used parachute setup and the lowest entry-point for a jump-capable Cessna.

Minimum Spend: Parachute Gear

While a new rig costs between $8,000 and $14,000, you can find used “complete rigs” (which include the container, main parachute, reserve parachute, and AAD safety device) for significantly less.

• Used Complete Rig: $2,500 – $4,500. Look for older but airworthy gear through reputable riggers or specialized skydiving classifieds.
• Essential Accessories: You will still need an altimeter and basic safety gear.
• Altimeter: $85 – $250. A basic analog model like the Alti-2 Altimaster Galaxy is the industry standard for budget-conscious jumpers.
• Helmet & Goggles: $100 – $300. Used open-face helmets are the most affordable.

Minimum Spend: Used Cessna

For a personal “jump plane,” the Cessna 150/152 is the cheapest entry point, though it is limited to carrying just the pilot and one skydiver. If you want to jump with friends, the Cessna 182 is the industry standard but costs significantly more.

• Cessna 150/152: $45,000 – $60,000. These are small and slow to climb, but they are the most affordable way to own a plane you can jump out of.
• Cessna 172: $65,000 – $90,000. A more capable middle-ground, often used for training and small-scale jumping.
• Cessna 182 (Skylane): $105,000 – $150,000+. This is the preferred “workhorse” for skydiving because it can carry 4–5 people and has the power to reach altitude quickly.

Summary of Minimum Costs

Important Safety Tip: When buying used skydiving gear, never buy without having a certified rigger inspect the reserve parachute and the Automatic Activation Device (AAD) to ensure they are within their service life and legal to jump.

If you’d like, I can look for specific used aircraft listings currently on the market or help you find a list of certified parachute riggers in your area to help inspect potential gear. Would you like me to do that?

well thank you

there arent any aliens visiting earth. this is another fucking trump scam / distraction / bullshit opportunity. somehow he can make it ultimately about trashing the democrats, or just distracting people from his crimes and economic destruction.