Some young American guy... who presumably is also fluent in Korean
CascadeOfLight
Do you have a hygrometer? If so, please check the average humidity beneath any nearby rocks and stones, as it may be quite high.
It's going 'swimmingly' in that the marines are gonna be swimming home
Unfortunately Banks is a good enough writer that even when Horza loses absolutely everything it's just kind of sad, like the whole thing was a complete waste where nobody wins. He could have been happy but instead he dies in misery, and the only reason is anticommunist brainworms.
Player of Games is great, I usually tell people to start with that one anyway because it shows you exactly what the Culture is and why it's a good thing.
Turbine engines are surprisingly adaptable, they can run on most things that burn all the way down to something as crude as powdered coal.
"Four wheels move the body, two wheels move the soul! (Hell yeah! Alright!) Famous quote I got from... quotes dot com"
Set up camp in Al-Wadi'ah
Get washed away by a flash flood
Damn if only whoever sited those camps knew Arabic 
For real, if I was going to glaze a guy to this extent I should probably at least know his first name.
You're right, and the US helped many of the perpetrators of those crimes get away scot free, if they didn't offer them a job first.
Not even 7,000 dead??? This was the legendary horrifying bloodbath that nukes had to be used to prevent a repeat of?
Fucking pathetic, the eastern front truly was the only real part of WW2 (and *asian resistance against Japan).

the forgiveness they have shown her, will in turn one day be shown to them.




[David Attenborough voice] Here we see one of the rarest and most beautiful sights in nature, a pair of wild Navy Super Hornets at the end of their courtship dance, mating for the first and only time in their brief lives.
After just a few moments of contact, the female scatters her now-fertilized eggs to the wind, where they will drift down into safe resting places amongst the scrub. Meanwhile, the parents' bodies, exhausted after completing their life's sole mission, fall to the earth and return their nutrients to the soil... the circle of life continues.