<That one. And while it could be fixed with a time consuming, inefficient reallocation of resources, more food available means more of a likelihood that poverty/hunger efforts with have more of an effect.

That's without the debate that the honeybee population is, ultimately, probably going to be fine, especially since it's European Honey Bee that's suffering so widely from colony collapse disorder. There are still three subgenera of honeybee, not including the 7 or so subspecies, none of which are close to extinction. In fact, the European Honey Bee that you're thinking of isn't anywhere close to extinction either.

Correction; cloning insects is done by taking bits of insect nuclei and injecting them into an embryo, whereas mammal cloning has been using adult cells injected into an embryo. Apparently there's a huge success difference in the two.

Jameston there commented, ask him. I just responded to a notification

soooooo...how's that diffrent from any other faction lol. At least teh brotherhood has shown a desire to change. The institute quite literally brainwashed their people and locked them underground. And if you didn't do what you were told, you were basically blacklisted. They tried to kill Virgil for his research. Though if i'm not wrong he did a lot of it to himself to. And the only reason teh Enclave even exists, is because their idea's differ from the brotherhood. I've never found books or anything so i dunno teh actual lore, just going off what i've seen int eh game.

Holy shit, what drugs was I on when I attempted this?

I think he's implying that its a lot more protective than fo3

I'm going to go with "pleasantly disappointed"

me too, my favorite thing is people actually believe op

Yeah, the 16-year-old could definitely get the 19-year-old sent to jail if he/she wanted to.

And it's pretty much the same deal right up until both parties are 20, wouldn't you agree? I mean, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 20 are hardly any different, and one party being in college regardless of the year sounds kind of creepy dating a high school junior or senior

I read the entire thing.

And memorized it.

Yes, it says that, but it is 21 in all States, so that stipulation is moot.

It also states that alcohol is forbidden on bases.

So there is another disqualifier.

Read it again. And next time, read things before you post them.

im gonna call you out here. if you served four years in the army and still try to claim that military bases dont allow alcohol on them then either your lying or you just dont know. i was raised military and then joined. one of the biggest issues i had to deal with were my soldiers drinking and getting in trouble. they lived on base. base softball leagues always had beer at the end. on base.

Yeah, you were in the military, but cannot read:

"A couple of years later, the Army followed suit, prohibiting on-base drinking on its bases"

A reference to the prohibition of alcohol on base of the Navy and Marines. For decades. It also mentions the Air Force never allowing it....

so maybe the article is wrong? seeing as oh just last year i was in a bar on base. and i was in the px buying alcohol

Handshake is fine...

Your stupid unauthoritive "about" link even states it is 21.

It is only 18, if a soldier is in a nation where 18 is acceptable. Except for Japan, where 18 is allowed, but soldiers can only drink at 20.

The article also state that Ft. Bliss forbids alcohol of any kind for any age.

Which would mean you made that shit up too.

Why do people on FJ post links to shit to support their idiocy and the link actually proves them wrong???

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You just skimmed it and proclaimed me an idiot, didn't you? That's even fucking worse than that drivel you just threw at me

Like literally, it's the fifth line in

It says if you're in a STATE that has 18 as the minimum age

I read the entire thing.

And memorized it.

Yes, it says that, but it is 21 in all States, so that stipulation is moot.

It also states that alcohol is forbidden on bases.

So there is another disqualifier.

Read it again. And next time, read things before you post them.

im gonna call you out here. if you served four years in the army and still try to claim that military bases dont allow alcohol on them then either your lying or you just dont know. i was raised military and then joined. one of the biggest issues i had to deal with were my soldiers drinking and getting in trouble. they lived on base. base softball leagues always had beer at the end. on base.

Yeah, you were in the military, but cannot read:

"A couple of years later, the Army followed suit, prohibiting on-base drinking on its bases"

A reference to the prohibition of alcohol on base of the Navy and Marines. For decades. It also mentions the Air Force never allowing it....

so maybe the article is wrong? seeing as oh just last year i was in a bar on base. and i was in the px buying alcohol

But...it's 21 in America...mate.

Handshake is fine...

It's 21 in America.

I served 4 dry years in the US Army...

I'm in America, mate, about ten miles outside of the second largest military installation in the U.S. And, to the point I was making, here's a source supporting me:

usmilitary.about.com/od/justicelawlegislation/a/drinkingage.htm

Maybe you were stationed in a min. age 21 state, but for lower age states and overseas its at the commandant's discretion.

Your stupid unauthoritive "about" link even states it is 21.

It is only 18, if a soldier is in a nation where 18 is acceptable. Except for Japan, where 18 is allowed, but soldiers can only drink at 20.

The article also state that Ft. Bliss forbids alcohol of any kind for any age.

Which would mean you made that shit up too.

Why do people on FJ post links to shit to support their idiocy and the link actually proves them wrong???

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You just skimmed it and proclaimed me an idiot, didn't you? That's even fucking worse than that drivel you just threw at me

Like literally, it's the fifth line in

It says if you're in a STATE that has 18 as the minimum age

I read the entire thing.

And memorized it.

Yes, it says that, but it is 21 in all States, so that stipulation is moot.

It also states that alcohol is forbidden on bases.

So there is another disqualifier.

Read it again. And next time, read things before you post them.

im gonna call you out here. if you served four years in the army and still try to claim that military bases dont allow alcohol on them then either your lying or you just dont know. i was raised military and then joined. one of the biggest issues i had to deal with were my soldiers drinking and getting in trouble. they lived on base. base softball leagues always had beer at the end. on base.

Yeah, you were in the military, but cannot read:

"A couple of years later, the Army followed suit, prohibiting on-base drinking on its bases"

A reference to the prohibition of alcohol on base of the Navy and Marines. For decades. It also mentions the Air Force never allowing it....

so maybe the article is wrong? seeing as oh just last year i was in a bar on base. and i was in the px buying alcohol

But...it's 21 in America...mate.

Handshake is fine...

....bars aren't the only places that sell alcohol. I've been in pub/restaurants as a kid and would sit at the bar with my dad so I could watch TV.

The under 21 at the bar thing is a new law.

Not even sure if that is nation-wide.

When I was a kid, bars were one of my most favorite places to go!

Video games, darts, dark atmosphere, music, and UNLIMITED FREE PRETZELS AND PEANUTS!!!

It's not illegal for someone under 21 to sit at a bar. Especially since the drinking age here is 18.

oh sorry, I should clarify that it is illegal in America

Is it really illegal in all of it though? I'm not talking about a straight up bar. I'm talking about those restaurants that have a bar in them.

America has stupid laws.

As a kid pubs were my favorite place to go!

yes, that's actually exactly what the law is referring to, as anyone under 21 isn't even allowed inside a real bar as it stands, so this law serves to keep underage folks away from the bar bench at restaurants and stuff

Well that sucks

I'm 20, I dated a 40 year old. Twice my age. For 15 months. Although it fucked up and we couldn't bridge the gap in the end, I'm fairly positive about the chances that some couples may make it work. I don't think I'm the type that can right now.

At the end of the day, every relationship that breaks down breaks down because there is some sort of gap. A gap in interests and hobbies that destroys the connection, or an intellectual gap if one is clever and the other not so clever, or a culture gap, or a "cheating fuck" and a "loyal person" gap. Age is just another potential reason a couple might split up, but it doesn't mean they will. So from a "can it work?" perspective, my experience says yes it can if you really want it.

From a creepiness point of view, I'd say if they're pre-18 years old, you've got a two, maybe three, year leeway. At 17, you can maybe get away with being with a 14/15 year old. Once you hit 18, maybe apply the half your age plus 7 if the other one is younger. If both are over 18 and consenting adults, it's bombs away mate, do what you like. At 18, you can bone a 70 year old if that really floats your boat and everyone is properly on board.

So to summarize:

Younger than 18 = +2 years to -2 years (or 3 at a push, but be very wary of the maturity of both parties).

18 or 19 but the other party is not 18 yet = Age / 2 + 7 (so, 16+)

20 or 21 but the other party is not 18 yet = 17+

22+ but the other party is not 18 yet = LEAVE IT MATE. LEAVE IT.

Both 18+ = Life's too short to do maths when you're both consenting adults. Give her the dick.

also
www.easycalculation.com/fun/dating.php

www.scienceofrelationships.com/home/2011/10/4/the-dating-equation-your-age-7.html
hope this helps

It's a pretty awkward and debatable topic when it comes to teen years. There's a huge difference between 16 and 19, but not so much for 26 and 29. It's because puberty is skyrocketing during those younger ages. Personally I think it's much safer not to do it.

Which is exactly the point that I was making, especially considering that if someone really wanted to, they could pitch a huge legal fit over it

Yeah, the 16-year-old could definitely get the 19-year-old sent to jail if he/she wanted to.

And it's pretty much the same deal right up until both parties are 20, wouldn't you agree? I mean, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 20 are hardly any different, and one party being in college regardless of the year sounds kind of creepy dating a high school junior or senior

i've always had the system of not going 2 years below or above my own age

I can understand that. I can partially, maybe even more than that, agree with you.