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Anon shoots himself

I recommend to keep this image to serve as warning to not to play with your firearms. Also I was in this thread.

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I shouldn't be surprised, you've got people who are sexually attracted to deforestation and tiles so I guess this only a little bit more out there.
I shouldn't be surprised, you've got people who are sexually attracted to deforestation and tiles so I guess this only a little bit more out there.

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Whimsical Warfare: ABDACOM and the Battle of the Java Sea

Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. ABDACOM was an attempt made early in WW2 to form a multi-national joint command in the pacific, to counter the threat of Japanese invasion to the Philippines, Singapore, the Dutch East Indies and other colonial territories held by the European Powers. Unfortunately the whole thing was riddled with power struggles, communication issues and a general lack of co-ordination between it's members; culminating in the disastrous battle of the Java Sea that was quickly followed by rapid Japanese conquest. For further info, please see: ABDACOM: https://www.defensemedianetwork.com/stories/abda-the-unsuccessful-band-of-brothers/ Battle of the Java Sea: https://www.thoughtco.com/battle-of-the-java-sea-2361432
Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. ABDACOM was an attempt made early in WW2 to form a multi-national joint command in the pacific, to counter the threat of Japanese invasion to the Philippines, Singapore, the Dutch East Indies and other colonial territories held by the European Powers. Unfortunately the whole thing was riddled with power struggles, communication issues and a general lack of co-ordination between it's members; culminating in the disastrous battle of the Java Sea that was quickly followed by rapid Japanese conquest. For further info, please see: ABDACOM: https://www.defensemedianetwork.com/stories/abda-the-unsuccessful-band-of-brothers/ Battle of the Java Sea: https://www.thoughtco.com/battle-of-the-java-sea-2361432

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Whimsical Warfare: Battle of Stalingrad

Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. The Battle of Stalingrad was one of the most bloodiest battles in the entirety of Human history, with almost two million (2''000'000) combined casualties, with the Soviets having the greater share at around 1.3 million (1'300'000) casualties. There were also 955 Soviet civilians who died in the battle, however, since the Soviets conscripted anyone who was able to fight and Stalin forbid the evacuation of any civilians, even children, from the city; it is not known if this figure is actual civilian casualties or just non-combatants who were not conscripted for one reason or another. The battle of Pavlov's house refers to a fortified apartment block located near a key position by the Volga River that held out against continuous German armoured and infantry assaults for 59 days. The house was manned by around 24-30 Soviet soldiers and although their are no official numbers on casualties, it is often said that Germans lost more men trying to take this one house than they did taking the entirety of Paris. For further info, please see: Pavlov's house: https://www.badassoftheweek.com/pavlov?rq=yakov Battle of Stalingrad: https://www.history.com/topics/world-war-ii/battle-of-stalingrad
Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. The Battle of Stalingrad was one of the most bloodiest battles in the entirety of Human history, with almost two million (2''000'000) combined casualties, with the Soviets having the greater share at around 1.3 million (1'300'000) casualties. There were also 955 Soviet civilians who died in the battle, however, since the Soviets conscripted anyone who was able to fight and Stalin forbid the evacuation of any civilians, even children, from the city; it is not known if this figure is actual civilian casualties or just non-combatants who were not conscripted for one reason or another. The battle of Pavlov's house refers to a fortified apartment block located near a key position by the Volga River that held out against continuous German armoured and infantry assaults for 59 days. The house was manned by around 24-30 Soviet soldiers and although their are no official numbers on casualties, it is often said that Germans lost more men trying to take this one house than they did taking the entirety of Paris. For further info, please see: Pavlov's house: https://www.badassoftheweek.com/pavlov?rq=yakov Battle of Stalingrad: https://www.history.com/topics/world-war-ii/battle-of-stalingrad

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Whimsical Warfare: Battle of the Somme

Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. The Battle of the Somme took place in 1916 and was between the British and French forces against the Germans near the Somme river in Northern France. The Battle of the Somme was one of the bloodiest battles of the war, with Britain alone losing 19'000 soldiers on the very first day of the battle. This is the highest loss of life in a single day in the entirety of British Military History. For further info, please see: https://www.history.com/topics/world-war-i/battle-of-the-somme
Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. The Battle of the Somme took place in 1916 and was between the British and French forces against the Germans near the Somme river in Northern France. The Battle of the Somme was one of the bloodiest battles of the war, with Britain alone losing 19'000 soldiers on the very first day of the battle. This is the highest loss of life in a single day in the entirety of British Military History. For further info, please see: https://www.history.com/topics/world-war-i/battle-of-the-somme

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Whimsical Warfare: Battles of the Isonzo

Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. The Battles of the Isonzo were a series of 12 battles along the Isonzo River in the Italian Front during World War 1; the battles take place between the period of 1915-1917. These battles are well-known among fans of military history as an almost complete catastrophe and has led Luigi Cadorna to have the reputation of being one of the worst generals in the entire war. The idea, on paper, was sound. If they could breach through this section of the Alps; they would have only been a few days march away from Vienna, the capitol of Austro-Hungary. However, given that the Austro-Hungarians had fortified the mountains and pre-ranged the entire valley for artillery fire, there was no way for the Italians to make progress without suffering heavy casualties. This culminated in the battle of Caporetto, which was a decisive Italian defeat and the following Austro-Hungarian counter attack almost broke the Italian army; which could of led into a break through into the Italian heartland and possible capture of Venice. For further reading, please see: https://www.history.com/topics/world-war-i/eleven-battles-of-isonzo
Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. The Battles of the Isonzo were a series of 12 battles along the Isonzo River in the Italian Front during World War 1; the battles take place between the period of 1915-1917. These battles are well-known among fans of military history as an almost complete catastrophe and has led Luigi Cadorna to have the reputation of being one of the worst generals in the entire war. The idea, on paper, was sound. If they could breach through this section of the Alps; they would have only been a few days march away from Vienna, the capitol of Austro-Hungary. However, given that the Austro-Hungarians had fortified the mountains and pre-ranged the entire valley for artillery fire, there was no way for the Italians to make progress without suffering heavy casualties. This culminated in the battle of Caporetto, which was a decisive Italian defeat and the following Austro-Hungarian counter attack almost broke the Italian army; which could of led into a break through into the Italian heartland and possible capture of Venice. For further reading, please see: https://www.history.com/topics/world-war-i/eleven-battles-of-isonzo

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Whimsical Warfare: Gallipoli

Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. The Gallipoli Campaign was a failed amphibious invasion of Turkey carried out by the Entente early in WW1. The aim of the invasion was too secure the straights of the Dardanelles before besieging the Ottoman capital of Constantinople, which was hoped would knock the Ottoman empire out of the war by 1915. Although a failure militarily, this event saw the birth of both the Australian and New Zealand national spirit, the ANZAC Spirit, which was crucial in building the national character of both countries. For more information, please see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallipoli_campaign
Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. The Gallipoli Campaign was a failed amphibious invasion of Turkey carried out by the Entente early in WW1. The aim of the invasion was too secure the straights of the Dardanelles before besieging the Ottoman capital of Constantinople, which was hoped would knock the Ottoman empire out of the war by 1915. Although a failure militarily, this event saw the birth of both the Australian and New Zealand national spirit, the ANZAC Spirit, which was crucial in building the national character of both countries. For more information, please see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallipoli_campaign

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Whimsical Warfare: Italian Front of WW1

Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. The Italian Front in World War 1 was fought primarily by the Kingdom of Italy and the Austro-Hungarian Empire, with detachments from the other Entente and Central Power members playing a minor part as well. This particular theatre of combat was primarily focused on Mountain Warfare high in the Alps. Due to the nature of the landscape, tranches often had to be blown out of the mountains with explosives. This also led to both the Austro-Hungarians and Italians demolishing entire mountains and deliberately causing avalanches which killed tens of thousands of soldiers on both sides. Bodies from this conflict are still being found to this day, over a 100 years on. Both sides employed elite shock troops to spearhead assaults into enemy lines, these being the Italian Arditi and the Austro-Hungarian Sturmtruppen. The Arditi are well known for their motto "O la vittoria, o tutti accoppati" which translates roughly to "Either we win or we all die". For further information, please see: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/most-treacherous-battle-world-war-i-italian-mountains-180959076/ https://encyclopedia.1914-1918-online.net/article/italian_front
Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. The Italian Front in World War 1 was fought primarily by the Kingdom of Italy and the Austro-Hungarian Empire, with detachments from the other Entente and Central Power members playing a minor part as well. This particular theatre of combat was primarily focused on Mountain Warfare high in the Alps. Due to the nature of the landscape, tranches often had to be blown out of the mountains with explosives. This also led to both the Austro-Hungarians and Italians demolishing entire mountains and deliberately causing avalanches which killed tens of thousands of soldiers on both sides. Bodies from this conflict are still being found to this day, over a 100 years on. Both sides employed elite shock troops to spearhead assaults into enemy lines, these being the Italian Arditi and the Austro-Hungarian Sturmtruppen. The Arditi are well known for their motto "O la vittoria, o tutti accoppati" which translates roughly to "Either we win or we all die". For further information, please see: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/most-treacherous-battle-world-war-i-italian-mountains-180959076/ https://encyclopedia.1914-1918-online.net/article/italian_front

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Whimsical Warfare: The Battle of Karánsebes

Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. So, yeah, this battle. There's nothing I can write here that won't make it sound like complete b-------, it's just that stupid. However, to summarise, during the Anglo-Turkish War of 1787-1791, a bunch of Austrian scouts brought some booze off some gypsies, got drunk, fired upon their own troops when someone tried to take it off them which then caused the panicked troops to fire back, causing further chaos that led to the entire army of 100'000 men to attack themselves. The following battle then claimed the lives of ten thousand men and allowed the Turkish forces to capture the city of Karánsebes with ease; as the defending force had managed to route itself. For further reading, please see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Kar%C3%A1nsebes
Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. So, yeah, this battle. There's nothing I can write here that won't make it sound like complete b-------, it's just that stupid. However, to summarise, during the Anglo-Turkish War of 1787-1791, a bunch of Austrian scouts brought some booze off some gypsies, got drunk, fired upon their own troops when someone tried to take it off them which then caused the panicked troops to fire back, causing further chaos that led to the entire army of 100'000 men to attack themselves. The following battle then claimed the lives of ten thousand men and allowed the Turkish forces to capture the city of Karánsebes with ease; as the defending force had managed to route itself. For further reading, please see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Kar%C3%A1nsebes

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Whimsical Warfare: Siege of Alesia

Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. The Siege of Alesia was the last major engagement of the Gallic Wars and took place during in 52 BC where Julius Caesar besieged, and then was besieged himself, at the fortified Gallic settlement of Alesia. It was one of the only engagements in history where the besieger found themselves besieged and managed to win against both forces. For further info, please see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Alesia#Siege
Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. The Siege of Alesia was the last major engagement of the Gallic Wars and took place during in 52 BC where Julius Caesar besieged, and then was besieged himself, at the fortified Gallic settlement of Alesia. It was one of the only engagements in history where the besieger found themselves besieged and managed to win against both forces. For further info, please see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Alesia#Siege

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Whimsical Warfare: Nuclear Bombing of Hiroshima

Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. The nuclear bombing of Hiroshima marks the first time in human history that a nuclear weapon was deployed in combat and was followed shortly afterwards by the last use of a nuclear weapon in combat when a second nuclear bomb was deployed on the city of Nagasaki. All of this comes at the tail end of years long incendiary bombing campaigns by the Americans which saw large areas of Tokyo and other Japanese cities destroyed in a series of massive firestorms. For further reading, please see: Firebombing Campaign: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_raids_on_Japan#Firebombing_attacks Nuclear Bombing of Hiroshima: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_bombings_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki#Hiroshima
Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. The nuclear bombing of Hiroshima marks the first time in human history that a nuclear weapon was deployed in combat and was followed shortly afterwards by the last use of a nuclear weapon in combat when a second nuclear bomb was deployed on the city of Nagasaki. All of this comes at the tail end of years long incendiary bombing campaigns by the Americans which saw large areas of Tokyo and other Japanese cities destroyed in a series of massive firestorms. For further reading, please see: Firebombing Campaign: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_raids_on_Japan#Firebombing_attacks Nuclear Bombing of Hiroshima: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_bombings_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki#Hiroshima

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Whimsical Warfare: Operation Cottage

Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. Operation Cottage was a military operation carried out by the Allies in the Pacific Theatre during World War 2 with the goal of capturing the island of Kiska from the Japanese. Unbeknown to the allies however, was that the island had been abandoned by the Japanese 2 weeks prior to the invasion and was completely undefended. Despite this, the combined American/Canadian force suffered around 300 casualties, with about a 100 dead and a further 200 wounded; which includes a destroyer that was sunk by a mine near Kiska itself. For more information, please see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Cottage
Whimsical Warfare came about from a discussion on /tg/ on taking well known events in military history and subjecting them to disneyfication in order to make them as innocuous and cuddly as possible. Due to the more general nature of the content, and the lack of a /his/ entry, I felt they belonged here instead of being in the /tg/ entry. Operation Cottage was a military operation carried out by the Allies in the Pacific Theatre during World War 2 with the goal of capturing the island of Kiska from the Japanese. Unbeknown to the allies however, was that the island had been abandoned by the Japanese 2 weeks prior to the invasion and was completely undefended. Despite this, the combined American/Canadian force suffered around 300 casualties, with about a 100 dead and a further 200 wounded; which includes a destroyer that was sunk by a mine near Kiska itself. For more information, please see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Cottage

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Wario The Movie

Wario once filmed a movie with Julie Andrews, Josh Groban and Andrea Bocelli also did a song for it. There's lost footage of Julie Andrews killing Wario with a spatula.
Wario once filmed a movie with Julie Andrews, Josh Groban and Andrea Bocelli also did a song for it. There's lost footage of Julie Andrews killing Wario with a spatula.

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