Sentences with phrase «then nuke them»

Then nuke it for one minute.

It isn't hard, you just have to beat the cream cheese into the eggs as best you can, then nuke for about 20 seconds, then beat them the rest of the way.

, store them in the fridge, and then nuke for a few seconds in the microwave before eating.

Rice the cauliflower and then nuke it in the microwave for 8 minutes on high.

Then I nuke it for 40 seconds and stir stir stir.

Sure Dredd is possibly the ultimate action hero, in the Apocalypse War storyline he shoots himself in the heart to fake his death and then nukes all of Russia with their own bombs in retaliation for their stike on Mega City 1.

Not exact matches

Then again, when GPS guidance puts a nuke within 20 feet of its aiming point, 50 kilotons will be more than enough to deal with most targets.

Iran, Al Qaieda, or Pakistan will be the first to use nukes and then all bets are off on the fury that will fall on the world of Islam.

if your theory of no god were truth, then we are a bunch of living garbage and deserve to be nuked to ashes, birds would have more right to exist than us, but since god does exist life really has a purpose, unlike your view of life which to me seems like an empty story.

If they do not have that belief then they would have little reason not to set off a nuke.

In a way, I'd be happy if Israel and the rest of the ME just decided to nuke each other out of existence, and then we go in after about 10 years and recover the oil.

Can't you just take some marshmallows add some marge, nuke»em then stir until creamy?

I don't really have a go - to meal because I cook in batches to male 6 - 8 meals at a time, so then all I have to do is nuke and nom.

Dan nuked everything for a minute and then stored it in this airtight glass container.

You could even nuke the potato when you get home from work and then just let it sit on the counter until you're ready to make dinner.

Drain them again, put them back in the bowl, and nuke»em for another 2 minutes, then drain one more time.

Then you'd either nuke it,,, or my favorite version, fry in up in butter in a pan.

If no one is willing or able to stop you from launching nukes at every major city on the globe, then it doesn't matter how many treaties you signed saying you won't.

If Iran wants nukes to defend itself from American imperialism, and America made Iran sign a deal to try and prevent it from doing that, why would American politicians then say that the deal was a bad thing?

A nation such as Pakistan might then feel far less restraint about sharing nukes with terrorists.

I wouldn't be surprised if the Little Dictator decided that since the US used nukes against ISIS, that constituted «first use», so they're then free to lob nukes at Japan (and try for the US too maybe)

There are more subtle issues, such as: if the US's military activity in the middle - east, including our indulgence in «optional wars» is at least partially responsible for the breaking out of absurdly violent terror organizations, then is it right for the US to compound our own mistaken actions with more military actions of an even greater magnitude, i.e., by going nuke?

I haven't, but I'm wondering if you cooked a double batch and then either nuked or reboiled it the next day if it would be any good.

And then the devs decided to throw in the nuke subs from before just to keep things interesting... It's a truly bold game design, and I hope it succeeds so more games like this will be created!

Forgetting for a moment the movie's many slick but false moves, and the manner in which it contrives to put Palicki in first workout clothes and then a cocktail dress, what's most notable about «Retaliation» is the litany of small indignities it foists upon its big - stakes, wham - bang conceit, like the fact that the American President's national popularity is said to soar after, in the wake of a nuke going missing, he decides to push for a worldwide nuclear disarmament summit; or that Israel — who's never officially admitted to possessing nuclear weapons — is part of the gathering, along with global pariah North Korea.

Plotting course for Shadow Moses island so as to recover Metal Gear REX's nuke, considering that it's the only warhead not on The Patriots» radar, Liquid Ocelot then plans to blow the group's global AI network to smithereens.

If you ever played Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2's multiplayer, and according to the amount of sales who hasn't, then you most likely encountered the infamous Tactical Nuke at some point during your run «n» gun career.

Unlike the nuke, the M.O.A.B. doesn't end the game early, instead it wipes out everyone on the entire enemy team and then grants everyone on your team double XP for the rest of the game, including you!.

If you didn't run in to it then here's how it worked: if you managed to secure a Killstreak of 25 then you were rewarding with the Tactical Nuke, which when launched would wipe out the entire enemy team and then end the game.

FuSoYa can cast Meteo and then throw in a couple of Nukes without breaking a sweat.

The position is that IF you have a carbon - neutral power source, such as nuke - electric, wind - electric, solar - electric, geothermal, etc, then the claim is that this process will efficiently produce liquid fuel from atmospheric CO2.

If the nukes can run then they do.

The «renewables» were a disaster for Europe's economy, and then Germany compounded the stupid by going no - nuke after Fukashima.

Even so, there were reports at the time that the «incident» was deliberately caused (green anti nuke activist Jimmy Carter was then president).

A couple of years ago CSIRO came up with an evaluation of solar energy potential for Oz that basically said we could supply Australia's eletrical needs, cheaply, cheaper initial outlay than nuke by lots, 24 hours per day, with existing technology within a handful of years from then.

If not by Global Warming then by NUKES.

If nuke advocates can offer competing papers or other evidence in these areas, then I for one have an open mind on nuclear's efficacy for CO2 abatement and energy needs.