@Tokooran: http://www.gamespot.com/forums/offtopic-discussion-314159273/creepy-movie-or-creepiest-movie-29393875/ c'est pas une photo de l'IRL
@XMaidoX: Le tueur serait un policier turque. https://twitter.com/Metin4020/status/810901194193440768?lang=fr
@OverBull: La pollution va augmenter d'un coup dans les 20 ans à venir à cause du gaz de schiste quand le pétrole viendra à manquer.
@luckisavon: En gros quand tu prend du sucre prend un aliments ayant de meilleur apports genre les fruit permet d'avoir plus de fibre dans les repas et ils ont du sucre alors que la danette n'a pas les bienfaits des fruits.
Il y a beaucoup de sucre, genre la danette il peut changer avec du fromage blanc 0% et un fruit riche en fibre et la barre de céréale par des amandes/noix et pour le matin prend des flocon d'avoine (prépare les comme tu veux moi je les mange sans eau/lait) avec un fruit, du thé et des œufs si possible.
Déjà été attaqué par les Turcs ? Déjà subis des attaques suicides des djihadistes ? Si tu reviens en France tu peux avoir le statut de mercenaire dans se conflit si je ne me trompe pas. Et sinon comment tu les trouves les kurdes ?
"Hundreds of thousands of Nato troops will be put on a higher state of alert amid growing tensions with Russia, the head of the alliance has indicated.
Nato commanders want to prepare a substantial land force capable of deterring Russian aggression.
Jens Stoltenberg, the alliance’s secretary-general, did not give precise figures, but Sir Adam Thomson, Britain’s outgoing permanent representative to Nato, said he thought that the goal was to speed up the response time of up to 300,000 military personnel to about two months. At present a force of this size could take up to 180 days to deploy.
The troops would act as a “follow-on force” to Nato’s existing response force, which can be deployed to a warzone within days. The personnel will come from nations across the alliance, including Britain.
“We have seen Russia being much more active in many different ways,” Mr Stoltenberg, a former prime minister of Norway, told The Times.
“We have seen a more assertive Russia implementing a substantial military build-up over many years; tripling defence spending since 2000 in real terms; developing new military capabilities; exercising their forces and using military force against neighbours.
“We have also seen Russia using propaganda in Europe among Nato allies and that is exactly the reason why Nato is responding. We are responding with the biggest reinforcement of our collective defence since the end of the Cold War.”
The measures, drawn up after President Putin’s annexation of Crimea in 2014 and the conflict in east Ukraine, include the deployment of 4,000 Nato troops — almost a quarter of them British — to Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland from next year.
Nato has also already created an emergency response force of 5,000 ground troops, backed by air, sea and special forces, which is able to mobilise within five days.
In addition, the 28 member states agreed to triple the size of an incumbent response force to 40,000 troops. They can be moved in quickly as reinforcements after the initial wave. Mr Stoltenberg said that Nato was now looking at improving the readiness of many of the alliance’s three million soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines.
“We are . . . addressing what we call the follow-on forces,” he said. “There are a large number of people in the armed forces of Nato allies. We are looking into how more of them can be ready on a shorter notice.” He added that the issue had been discussed at a meeting of Nato defence ministers last month.
Sir Adam, who stepped down from his Nato role last Thursday, said that all allies had agreed that it was necessary to increase the ability of large numbers of troops across the alliance to deploy.
“I am not sure that everyone has realised how difficult and how expensive it is going to be, but it is part of that concept agreed in February of this year,” Sir Adam said, referring to a previous meeting of defence ministers.
After the Soviet Union collapsed, defence budgets in most member states of Nato were slashed and militaries reduced. Most of those forces still in uniform were put on a lower state of readiness. By contrast, Russia has continued to train its military at scale, with exercises of more than 100,000 personnel taking place each year.
Nato is also responding to an increase in espionage, hybrid warfare and cyberattacks by Russia and other non-Nato states. One step has been the creation of an intelligence division, headed by an assistant secretary- general of intelligence.
Mr Stoltenberg said that it was important for Nato and Russia to keep communicating. The two sides hope to hold a meeting under a mechanism called the Nato-Russia Council in the coming weeks, the third this year."
SALUT , je ne SUIS pas là POUR t'aider MAIS j'aimerais bien AVOIR la récompense QUAND même.
@Suranovi: je suis sur Linux Debian et il n'y a pas de version pour linux si je ne me trompe pas, mais merci quand même.
@Redsystem: Nique ta mère avec ton ":p" et on neg' parce que c'est de la merde et pas parce que c'est moche.
@gunchman: J'avais bien pensé à la ça mais d'où viennent les larmes/marque sous les yeux dans le masque que j'ai mis en com' ?
@mwajsyiswagg: http://fr.academic.ru/dic.nsf/frwiki/469559#La_plupart_des_drapeaux_nordiques cherche la dedans
Fais toi un équipement te permettant de mettre les nouveaux trophées c'est mieux.
Sinon j'ai plein de compte avec des personnages lvl 1XX sur le serveur mais rien dessus donc je réfléchis pour savoir si je reprend ou non.
Edit: http://choualbox.com/Cl5je pour les trophées
