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I'd have to say... farm implement (?)

Coke with a twist of orange (acid + acid) or Coke with a twist of lemmon (acid + ACID)?

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http://www.gis.usu.edu/ArcWebpage/in...le/combine.jpg

Combine

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coke with lemon, although straight is much nicer.

Matchlock musket or Bow?

(It's commonly known as a combine-harvester)

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Don't you mean flintlock?

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nope. If I'd meant flintlock (or more specifically, doglock) I'd have said it. I mean matchlock - a precurser to the flint lock, used a piece of burning slow match to ignite the priming powder rather than sparks from a flint and steel.
http://www.vrijbuit.net/Las%20Vegas%...k%20nobles.jpg
A matchlock musket - note the rope-like match, made from a natural plaited cord soaked in saltpetre

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BOW. silent, deadly, i think its faster reload time.. and i have used one. cant say that about a musket


grenade or nade?

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http://www.acronymfinder.com/af-quer...t&Acronym=NADE

not as funny as I would have expected, so I'll go for "grenade".

Saturn 5 or Semiorka ?

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saturn V... I know for a fact its use has never resulted in a single death in space. I can't say that for the semiorka.

Cavalry or Dragoons?

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hm yes, but if you consider the failure rates themselves and the lifetime of the semiorka, the russian rocket was MUCH more reliable in fact. Ah bah, shit happens... :)

Dragoons. Since a horseman down is a dead horseman.

Elves or Dwarves ?

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Elves. I like noblety ;)

Ethernet or Wi-Fi?