Tirrel / Cerberus.

He's known for that deer character and Pozimi (this Slovenian snow monster).

The original piece had the following description:

"And then I was detained
By the neck
And dragged up a tree"

Resulting in this image being created.

I find it to be a good way of delivering comic relief when the actual story is getting a little too serious.

Like the fuck? the modern penguin just looks sad but the cassowary just looks happy to be killing. Fuck Chris Pratt we don't need raptors just get a bunch of these fuckers.

The fuck did a penguin look like millions of years ago? Although I guess sliding around on that smooth collar bone probs helps to go fast and you gotta go fast.

This is a modern penguin. The one in my first picture is a Megellanic. They all look this weird.

The bigger one here is a Cassowary; the most horrible bird alive. It's probably the only thing with feathers worse than a Canadian Goose.

Like the fuck? the modern penguin just looks sad but the cassowary just looks happy to be killing. Fuck Chris Pratt we don't need raptors just get a bunch of these fuckers.

usa needs to use that added protection

Yes, but they mean infantry protection, not armor. As in the Russians were just so numerous they said fuck it bring a bunch of guys with anti tank weapons along with the tanks.

Or to cause HEAT shells to blow up prematurely, instead of inside the tank

US tank tactics in WWII: Throw more tanks at it.

I believe Patton said something along the lines that they only reason they could advance so quickly is that they could pay the quota of sacrificing two tanks for every German one they encountered, although I can be wrong, it's been ages since I last read anything about the subject.

well usa did kinda have a policy of if they lost half a dozen shermans to take out one tiger that was acceptable

While you do make a good point, there are a few things to remember with those statistics.

1- The USSR fought Germany for just short of four bloody years on the eastern front. The USA fought on the western front for only about one year.

2- The 20,000,000+ dead Soviets were mostly civilians. Remember that they lost territory while the American citizens were safely on the other side of the world.

3- The American forces were more conservative with their infantry units than the Soviets. They still did use "human wave" attacks which were not as common on the western front. American tank strategy however was wasteful because the we fielded mostly medium weight tanks which had crappy guns that barely worked against Panzer-IV or Tiger armor.

Overall though, the USSR still used spam more than we did.

We also didn't use our men on our tanks, and we had better equipment, supplies, etc. We still had the same basic tactics, just better equipment and weapons to do it.
Many Russians held weapons from WWI, if they had weapons at all, they also were able to throw more men because they didn't have to cross an ocean to get to Axis powers.