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Well, I got something to ask about the JSF. Is the Americans is the one bearing the development costs of the JSF, or there are other contributors (considering that there are more than about 5 air forces that are interested in getting the F-35)? The last time America had a almost-general plane for the AF, Navy (and probably Marines) was the F-4... Was asking the bit about the air forces, considering that our lovely neighbour down south (Singapore) are planning to obtain JSFs...

Good to hear that you guys are getting the Super Hornets over here (as much as I hate them, I do admire the work, no thanks to a documentary about the Super Hornet's development), considering the big fat lie that we have to live with over our MINDEF's proposal to bring over the Super Hornets (in exchange for the Hornets we have in service, that was the planned proposal). Let us say that it is a big joke and we decided to buy only the Su-30MKMs.

...Let's not forget about the hulaboo/(whatever word you can substitute for it) in the past (some years back, I think) over the fact that F-22 cockpits that fail to open (IIRC it was during final tests). That was a big issue regarding the reliability of the F-22.

Seriously, something new to liven up my game. I could do with any of these except Haruka's...she still somewhat scare me over her...'actions' for Imber in Idolm@ster: Xenoglossia (cheers to those that get it).

I could say a possum.

Seriously, avoid LOMAC if you are thinking of running it in high settings. Even my Dell laptop (Inspiron 6400 aka E1505 for some of you guys, with an ATI X1400 along with 2GB of DDR2 RAM) could barely run LOMAC in high settings, and once you get near to the water...my goodness. Of course, I could always blame my Core Duo for that >.> .

The usual, anyone can be held liable over a defect of a simple matter of neglience. If a hot cup of coffee can cause such a huge issue in the court, I don't see a reason to be surprised over this. Of course, if defects do happen, they deserve compensation for what happened.

This is one of the many crazy past times of the Soviets back then, they'll test anything and everything to prove their point.

Don't even speak of bombardment from space, I would be afraid of a huge assault airship floating high up above the sky alone (those that played the old Sega arcade game about flying Afterburner-style would know).