Quote:Maybe I can get a decent Margarita there.
DruulEmpire said:
Eh, well, no telling how much of our posterity is headed for a landfill ...
In other news: it turns out that our galaxy is not the even spiral I always assumed it to be, but in fact has a 27,000 light-year-long bar at the center.
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SwitcherX said:
Has anyone here ever head of the swap video?
Quote:No pun intended, of course!
ChrisR1 said:
This model train is waaaaaay cooler than the rest.
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DruulEmpire said:
Why oh why is the world media refusing to discuss how Craig Ferguson is alerting us to the imminent invasion from Monkeyvania?![]()
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SwitcherX said:Quote:
DruulEmpire said:
Why oh why is the world media refusing to discuss how Craig Ferguson is alerting us to the imminent invasion from Monkeyvania?![]()
Becasue he's Scottish and they can't get past his accent.![]()
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ChrisR1 said:
Maybe I'm a freak, but I'd enjoy this if it were real. Despite their large and colorful claims, I'm a bit skeptical![]()
Quote:You've just illustrated why so many people hate and/or laugh derisively at Star Trek fans.
DruulEmpire said:
I'd rather turn the clock far forward instantaneously, then have everyone stand around asking "Hey, we finally got our shit together -- how did THAT happen!?"
Druul "I think it would be sort of like watching Star Trek" Empire
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Now thems some nice mellons![]()
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Hiram said:
I have a 12" penis - but I don't use it as a rule.
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Hiram said:
I have a 12" penis - but I don't use it as a rule.
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PET said:
Leathal weapons of mass seduction.
Quote:Nope
PET said:Quote:
Hiram said:
I have a 12" penis - but I don't use it as a rule.
dont you mean, - I dont use it as a ruler![]()
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Hiram said:Quote:Nope
PET said:Quote:
Hiram said:
I have a 12" penis - but I don't use it as a rule.
dont you mean, - I dont use it as a ruler![]()
Rule
Quote:The Norse god PET, ruler of the whole of Nordic.
PET said:
I use mine for ruling...hehehe.
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TheHerald said:
Can it truly be labeled random if it took me over an hour to decide which image to post?![]()
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DruulEmpire said:
Why do people insist on treating "several" as a perfect and superfluous synonym for "few"? To my mind, "a couple" is two, maybe three, "a few" is three, four, maybe five, and then when you get to "several," it suggests not only "severe" but "seven," so you think six, seven, eight, maybe even twenty. I once explained to a woman that I was stuck in her apartment in a blackout for several minutes -- twenty or so -- and her take on the word "several" dismissed it as a mere blink of the eye. "Several" is a word with a meaning and is NOT interchangeable with "few."
I just wanted to settle THAT controversy.
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rtpoe said:
We're going to see pirates...
Only in Somalia...
http://www.weebls-stuff.com/toons/Somalia/
Quote:Nope its the QM2.
solvegas said:
Is that the QE2 ?
Quote:I think I like this man!
gOOber said:
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Hiram said:Quote:I think I like this man!
gOOber said:
Quote:Not sure I'd quite go that far.
3deroticer said:I have to agree, as far as the epicenter of joy that a man can received, its all about getting in her pants.
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collared_cherri said:
Can't a guy get some help?
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3159/2807838577_83cbed0126_o.jpg
WARNING-MAY CAUSE EPILEPTIC SEIZURE
<a href="http://www.imagebam.com/image/ac88d732827133" target="_blank">http://www.imagebam.com/image/ac88d732827133</a>
It appears there is something that makes Two Girls, One Cup look like a mild tea party .....
<a href="http://www.somethingawful.com/d/horrors-of-porn/horrible-saga-swapavi.php" target="_blank">SWAP.avi</a>
-Munch "find it for yourself if you dare" Wolf
Is that real ? Where did you get that ? ;D
It tooks me forever to realize it...
Longcat is long.
That is Jane from Dick and Jane fame here at the ol' BEA. Really nice couple and easy to be friends with. Shame they don't post here much any longer.
I bet you`ve got a dirty mind. ::)
On her breasts: 'I have quite small breasts and my mother is always saying to me: "Hannah you were never going to have large breasts, because I have got small ones." But then I think, "hang on my dad’s are absolutely massive."'
Probably the best catalog page ever (http://producten.hema.nl/).
It takes a while to load, and make sure your speakers are on....
.
Have you ever been attacked by a mob of attractive women? ???
yes... you haven't?:'(
gotta love those fill in html's :P
what is this?
Would you eat it?
Palomine, stop posting the scary pussy pictures. Pretty please?NEVER! :D Giant genitalia make the world go 'round!
Get ready for blast off. It's 1 Hell of a queef. :P
Meanwhile, a gal who's a big fan of oral sex.
SwitcherX -- just what the hell are you searching to lead you to this picture??
Gawd I'm really not sure I even want to know the answer to that... :o
I plan to make her mad, so she'll do unspeakable things to me. For example, I might offer a snarky 'nice hat' comment. ;)
A hot rodder takes things to the next level...
:)
ROFL
Someone's using their imagination! :D
Click the gif pic and let`s dance. ;D
And there's this:
And there's this:
Man, the japanese will eat and drink anything. I had a squid burger over there and it was not a pleasant experience for me. Somehow, to me, any burger that ain't got beef is sacreligious.I know... the idea of cucumber Pepsi seems odd, but you sometimes get cucumber slices in your **94** water at fancy restaurants, and I think there are a few summer cocktails that incorporate cucumber for it's refreshing qualities, so perhaps it's not all that hard to fathom. I'm a fan of all kinds of burgers (damn my insatiable appetites! ;) ) but I've yet to sample one made from squid. I do like other squid preparations though.
fine art not.... but certainly noteworthy
http://izismile.com/2009/09/04/cars_from_aluminium_cans_52_pics.html
WTF IS THIS????? ???
http://www.dailymotion.com/embed/video/xai95t_jamie-humongous-tits_sexy
Reminds me of Zena Fulsom(her Breasts)....
C.
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:)
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:-[
You know Goob, I was linking from Instapundit to an article which described how women in the developed world have changed their view on what a good looking man is supposed to look like. In the 50's men were supposed to be squared jaw and not too pretty but now the men that make 'em wet between the legs are boyish looking like Leonardo DiCaprio or Brad Pitt. Guess us rugged looking guys time has passed away .... :(
Steve McQueenI always wanted to look like Steve McQueen. Alas I look more like Michael Emerson (Lost)
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must be a *REALLY* hot fire...
Must be a babe with a smoking hot body in the middle somewhere.
:)
..... :D
(http://filefap.com/files/524074_jvkhb/brainblog178.gif)
Weird. Those are some nice cars, but that song is definitely NOT Low Rider by War.
What is going on in this pic?
(http://thereeldealpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/godzilla_versus_titanic1.jpg)
Now THAT I like! 8) Thanks Carl!
Jesus?
::)
I have been told that this image of Oscar winning actress Helen Hunt was taken just last week in Hawaii. :o :P
(http://www.foundmagazine.com/images/finds/full/ninjaattack.png) (http://www.foundmagazine.com/find/13224)
It speaks for itself...
I think I qualify as random.
*darts off again for another 5 years...maybe*
I think I qualify as random.
*darts off again for another 5 years...maybe*
I think I qualify as random.
*darts off again for another 5 years...maybe*
;)
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I think what goober means is: 'anyone can print a sign and take a picture of it' ;)
Added later: No idea what the attached photo is about. They both look so serious.
:)
;)
I'll have to have this conversation with my grandson 1 day...
:)
(http://forum.bearchive.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=663278.0;attach=106553;image)
Is that Marina from HotforWords on the right?!? :o
Q-"Sure looks like her"-BE
My tummy hurts.I don`t get your point. ???
It was something random. A day later it still hurts actually. I'm going to go do another shot of pepto.Did you eat too much chocolate? :)
A note from a website RE: their possible occasional spelling errors:
Olny srmat poelpe can. cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdanieg. The phaonmneal pweor of the hmuan mnid, aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoatnt tihng is taht the frist and lsat ltteer be in the rghit pclae. The rset can be a taotl mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit a porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe. Amzanig huh? yaeh and I awlyas tghuhot slpeling was ipmorantt!
A note from a website RE: their possible occasional spelling errors:
Olny srmat poelpe can. cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdanieg. The phaonmneal pweor of the hmuan mnid, aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoatnt tihng is taht the frist and lsat ltteer be in the rghit pclae. The rset can be a taotl mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit a porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe. Amzanig huh? yaeh and I awlyas tghuhot slpeling was ipmorantt!
These dudes kicked some ass.Which one is Patton?
Which one is Patton?
PS Patton (seated, second from left) and Eisenhower (seated, middle)
I'm rewatching "Doctor Strangelove" right now.
There are lots of great performances, but may I say that Slim Pickens (the bomber pilot) is a fantastic treat? What an underrated actor, and what a great chance for him to do some real comedic acting, rather than the western sidekick roles he otherwise got.
It looks so much like a movie poster, I dare you to make one out of it.
[animated]
Actress Mena Suvari is FIERCE as she attends a pre-Academy Awards function in L.A.
Actress Mena Suvari is FIERCE as she attends a pre-Academy Awards function in L.A.
Well, to me that's pretty much a disaster as a hairstyle. Just my 2 cents worth.She's overcompensating for her lack of tits.
Baby pic of Shara in training! :D
(http://i41.tinypic.com/j5bbt5.gif)
Shit! I missed the first four volumes!
This guy has the balls for *ANYTHING*! :o
(http://i39.tinypic.com/2vi5zz4.gif)
WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT?!?! :o :o :o :P :P :P
tinypic?
Any idea what it's from?
;D
Turns out Guatemala City is on a hellmouth.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6C02BRc5wY&feature=player_embedded
worst (footie) WC-gadget ever
There’s a report from the early 1950s of a one-ton spill of the stuff. It burned its way through a foot of concrete floor and chewed up another meter of sand and gravel beneath, completing a day that I'm sure no one involved ever forgot. That process, I should add, would necessarily have been accompanied by copious amounts of horribly toxic and corrosive by-products: it’s bad enough when your reagent ignites wet sand, but the clouds of hot hydrofluoric acid are your special door prize if you’re foolhardy enough to hang around and watch the fireworks.
I had to make it
Munchkip!
Munchkip!
So i herd u liek Munchkipz? :D
-Munch "since pokemon have an odd habit of only ever being able to say the word that is also their name" Wolf
Lucario was voiced by the same guy as the english Goku (sean Schemmel), which would explain why he shoots projectiles so similar to kamehameha.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAY4vNJd7A8&feature=fvsr
http://www.gametrailers.com/user-movie/human-lcd/346044
pretty darn awesome
The Unintended Double Entendre Headline of the Week comes from the Prefontaine Classic Diamond League meeting, where an Olympic bronze medalist beat the former world champion in the 200 meters race. The article:
Reuters: "Tired Gay succumbs to Dix in 200 meters" (http://www.linkblur.com/?http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6622I420100703)
>:(
>:(
8. Leaving the house without your cell phone, which you didn't have the first 20 or 30 (or 60) years of your life, is now a cause for panic and you turn around to go and get it.
I lived very happily for 49 years without one and then I was finally pestered into getting one. Now I feel naked without it and I've lost that blissfull sense of peace when people could not get ahold of you :(.
I still don't have a cel. I've been considering getting one, as my mother is infirm and it would be nice for her to have a way to get hold of me when I'm not at home.
But all I want is a phone, and from what I can see, you can't buy a cel that is only that nowadays. You have to get a phone that does 20 other things. I'm unhappy with this.
My cellphone can only do calls. No camera, no texting, no other shit. When I got it from Sprint 3 years ago I got the cheapest possible thing and ever since they've asked me to upgrade to a " phone " that can do this and that and so forth and so on and that guy from India can't understand why I only want to talk. I have a nice camera for pictures ( a Kodak ) and the horrible spelling and grammar that they call texting annoys me to no end. You can only talk to me, no texting. I pay only $ 29 total a month and that's sufficient. A cell phone is for emergencies only as far as I'm concerned.
(http://i33.tinypic.com/15frwv6.jpg)
(http://i33.tinypic.com/15frwv6.jpg)
I actually grabbed it from http://scans-daily.dreamwidth.org/ but if my BTAS knowledge is still good it should be from that episode.
Poison Ivy used explosive gas filled pumpkins, the Penguin his Aviary of Doom, Two-Face was going to crush Batman with a giant penny he had tied him to, and the Joker was going to kill Catwoman.
Killer Croc wasn't exactly on the up and up at that gathering of villains.
yeah booooie
And those weapons are small popguns :P. Not impressed at all. Now, if those were .50 cal Desert Eagles ..... :o
A 9 mm may not necessarily kill you. If you are wearing a protective vest or if it hits you on a limb it may only wound you. Now something like the Desert Eagle or a S&W 500 will kill you even with a protective vest unless you are wearing one rated for rifle rounds. Extremely expensive and normally sold only to the military. A .480 will also ruin your day pretty sure. A 9 mm normally only leaves you with a hole, which treated in a short amount of time, you are most likely to survive. But a .50 cal round has so much mass and power that it is most likely to simply catastrophically dismember you. That's why the police like the 9 mm, it's not so powerful. And the .50 cal round is very expensive but if you go large game hunting it is a good weapon to have as a back up in case you meet with an enraged bear or such animal.
That`s my opinion and I`m sticking to it. >:(
A 9 mm may not necessarily kill you. If you are wearing a protective vest or if it hits you on a limb it may only wound you. Now something like the Desert Eagle or a S&W 500 will kill you even with a protective vest unless you are wearing one rated for rifle rounds. Extremely expensive and normally sold only to the military. A .480 will also ruin your day pretty sure. A 9 mm normally only leaves you with a hole, which treated in a short amount of time, you are most likely to survive. But a .50 cal round has so much mass and power that it is most likely to simply catastrophically dismember you. That's why the police like the 9 mm, it's not so powerful. And the .50 cal round is very expensive but if you go large game hunting it is a good weapon to have as a back up in case you meet with an enraged bear or such animal.
:o
you instantly bought four?
We are going to launch 100 paper planes from the edge of space!
Each plane will carry a message for the person who finds it. You can upload a message to one of the planes HERE, it can be anything you like video, pictures, music... anything.
Your messages will be carried on a Samsung SD Memory Cards attached to one of the planes. Samsung are doing this to prove how tough their memory cards are. If you find one of our space planes after launch, let us know. We’ll announce on this site and hopefully set a new world record.
History Mystery
A braham Lincoln was elected to Congress in 1846.
John F. Kennedy was elected to Congress in 1946.
Abraham Lincoln was elected President in 1860.
John F. Kennedy was elected President in 1960.
Both were particularly concerned with civil rights.
Both wives lost their children while living in the White House.
Both Presidents were shot on a Friday.
Both Presidents were shot in the head
Now it gets really weird.
Lincoln 's secretary was named Kennedy.
Kennedy's Secretary was named Lincoln .
Both were assassinated by Southerners.
Both were succeeded by Southerners named Johnson.
Andrew Johnson, who succeeded Lincoln, was born in 1808.
Lyndon Johnson, who succeeded Kennedy, was born in 1908.
John Wilkes Booth, who assassinated Lincoln, was born in 1839. Lee Harvey Oswald, who assassinated Kennedy, was born in 1939.
Both assassins were known by their three names.
Both names are composed of fifteen letters.
Now hang on to your seat.
Lincoln was shot at the theatre named 'Ford'.
Kennedy was shot in a car called ' Lincoln ' made by 'Ford'.
Lincoln was shot in a theatre and his assassin ran and hid in a warehouse.
Kennedy was shot from a warehouse and his assassin ran and hid in a theatre.
Booth and Oswald were assassinated before their trials.
<img src="http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/height.png">
What if Harry Potter was raised by Deadpool? (http://www.tthfanfic.org/Story-21031/DireSquirrel_Thinking_in_Little_Green_Boxes.htm)
It was a hot summer day and I was in my workout room benching 1200 pounds. My abs were flexing and girls within a 10 mile radius were getting wet. Once I was done with my daily 32 hour workout I called one of the bitches I know, Jessice. She is really damn hot and looks like a supermodel. SO I got into my Lamborghini Gallardo and reved it up to 40,000 RPM (this is an Italian import with special engine system). I got onto the freeway near my house and threw it into 8th gear, I hit about 600 mph and I could hear the sonic boom as I broke the sound barrier. As I was flooring it on the freeway like a badass, Jessica called me and said she wanted me to fuck her. So be it.
I came to a full stop from 700 mph in front of her house. These Ferrari’s have top notch brakes, you know. So she gets out of the house and walks up to my Bugatti and starts eyeballing my dick. I could tell she was staring at it because when I looked at her I noticed she was looking at my dick. Booya.
Flash forward 10 minutes later. My 30 inch dick is going inside of her VAGINA, hitting them walls. I’m holding her entire body up with my left pinky as I’m fucking her and she has 30,000 orgasms. She looks me in the eyes and she says “harder.” V-TEC just kicked in, yo. I blow my load so hard she falls off my dick. There had to have been about two pints of cum everywhere. People say I cum like a pornstar, I wouldn’t disagree with them.
I throw her a towel so she can clean herself up then I do a triple backflip into my Maserati and drive home.
It was a hot summer day and I was in my workout room benching 1200 pounds. My abs were flexing and girls within a 10 mile radius were getting wet. Once I was done with my daily 32 hour workout I called one of the bitches I know, Jessice. She is really damn hot and looks like a supermodel. SO I got into my Lamborghini Gallardo and reved it up to 40,000 RPM (this is an Italian import with special engine system). I got onto the freeway near my house and threw it into 8th gear, I hit about 600 mph and I could hear the sonic boom as I broke the sound barrier. As I was flooring it on the freeway like a badass, Jessica called me and said she wanted me to fuck her. So be it.
I came to a full stop from 700 mph in front of her house. These Ferrari’s have top notch brakes, you know. So she gets out of the house and walks up to my Bugatti and starts eyeballing my dick. I could tell she was staring at it because when I looked at her I noticed she was looking at my dick. Booya.
Flash forward 10 minutes later. My 30 inch dick is going inside of her VAGINA, hitting them walls. I’m holding her entire body up with my left pinky as I’m fucking her and she has 30,000 orgasms. She looks me in the eyes and she says “harder.” V-TEC just kicked in, yo. I blow my load so hard she falls off my dick. There had to have been about two pints of cum everywhere. People say I cum like a pornstar, I wouldn’t disagree with them.
I throw her a towel so she can clean herself up then I do a triple backflip into my Maserati and drive home.
you know if you put your mind to it you can fap to anything
you know if you put your mind to it you can fap to anything
P.S.: I did not have fapual relations with that woman, Miss Yeast.
"Look at your post.? Now look back at mine. Now back to yours. Now back to mine.? Sadly yours? isn't mine but if you stopped posting without thinking and thought beforehand yours could look like mine.? Look down. Back up. What is this? It's a post with the look your reply could look like. Look at your Keyboard, back at the post. I have it. The thoughts you wish you had. Look again.This post is now awesome. Anything is possible when you think before you post. I'm on the internet."
saw this post in another forum, and I had to quote it:;D ;D ;D ;D, saved for posterity
How the f-ing H... ???
All of Santa Claus’s reindeer are technically female.
Reindeer are the only species of deer in which both males and females grow long antlers, however, the sexes shed their respective antlers at different times! The females shed them around May, while males lose their racks during November. This means that male reindeer typically would not be sporting their antlers around Christmas - which leads us to assume that, regardless of their names, NONE of Santa’s reindeer are male!
this is odd...
My guess is it's the fact that Gumby made it on this rendition! Ha ha! I didn't even notice the first time I looked at the picture.
What's so odd about the Four horsemen of the apocalypse ? ;) ;D
Fish tend to live in water.
They fuck in it too.That`s not all they do. :P
That`s not all they do. :P
They fuck in it too.
Fish tend to live in water.
;D
^^^ gOOb, if you really have no ideas, my bed will work just fine. ;)Why didn`t I think of that? ::) ;)
;D
;D
http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/816601-man-marries-pillow
Tokyo police caught a man that kept his mom’s bones in his backpack for 9 years.
In 2010, police in Tokyo were investigating a missing person and discovered that she had been dead since 2001. The dead woman’s 64-year-old son had been keeping the remains of his mother in his backpack for that time. In lieu of a funeral, which he says he couldn’t afford, her son laid out her body, washed it in the tub, broke up the bones and stuffed them into a backpack. The man is under investigation for criminal damage to a human body and receiving an illegal pension.
The woman in question was considered still alive, and her son had collected 150,000 yen that had been awarded to her to celebrate her longevity. Authorities in Japan have been investigating so-called centenarians (people living over 100 years) to make sure that they are in fact still alive, and have shockingly discovered that many of them aren't.
shake it up baby (http://29.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lcvh3iNHNx1qzado8o1_500.gif)
A treatise on the recent rebranding of the SyFy channel:
http://open.salon.com/blog/mad_typist/2009/03/17/the_sci-fi_channels_lame_attempt_to_get_hipper
A similar critique about the basic cable channel that most consistently disappoints me:
http://open.salon.com/blog/aaroncynic/2009/03/17/sci-fi_just_cant_seem_to_imagine_greater
^Where do you find all these hot women?
lot's of custom bikes around but the Dodge Tomahawk is a cut above...........burn rubber babe.....
^yup, yup. Besides bombs, us amerikan folk do other $hit too.
Why bother...? Because you're talented.
Mrs*your biggest breasted fan*Pacman
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This guy's day has been made... :D
(http://forum.bearchive.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=663278.0;attach=215846;image)
Not if that's just a long-haired dude... ;D
Q-"Oh snap!"-BE
;D;D
"Boob" is the perfect word. The B looks like an aerial view of them, the 2 o's look like a front view, and the b looks like the side view.
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wtf? :P
A single period is the minimum "content" one must "post" in order to post a picture.
Shara understands that; she posted such herself! I think that she was commenting on the " ` " in Switcher's post as opposed to the traditional " . "
And why in the heck do you have a Shara avatar? It's hard enough to picture one Shara, let alone two! :o
Q-"Get back to Roberta!"-BE :P
don't think for me: I was commenting on the contents of the actual picture
Here's mud in yer eye!
Sexiest Man Alive ::)
Self portrait?I`m not nearly that good looking.
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Snooki, da bad ass (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEi6OeZol-k)
Athletic no less. The more I see the more i believe she's got the "rite stuff."
So that's its true purpose!
The Geek Zodiac (http://www.geeksaresexy.net/2011/04/08/the-geek-zodiak-pic/geekzodiak/)
I got Robot.
Starbucks in a Starbucks **94** Starbucks ;D
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Jello bouncing hypnotically at 6200 frames per second. (http://gizmodo.com/#!5797268/jello-hypnotically-bouncing-at-6200-frames-per-second)
:)
First time through reading this .. and it is wrong ...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100329085949AAv5zvb
get to the punchline ... let it sink in ... re-read it ... and it is even more wrong
-Munch "almost as bad as the xmas special" Wolf
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In DIGI-COMP II an electronic current impulse is simulated by a rolling ball.... In the course of its journey the ball is directed by guides (which simulate the wires which guide electrons in the electronic computer) to the entry points of successive binary digital logic elements. The ball upon entering a logic element "questions" or "interrogates" it for its "state" and possibly changes its "state" in the process of going through it.... With appropriate settings your DIGI-COMP II can be made to:
1. Count out a specified number of balls.
2. Count in binary arithmetic.
3. Add.
4. Multiply.
5. Multiply and add.
6. Obtain either the "1's" or '2's" complement,
7. Subtract.
8. Divide.
9. Zero or clear.
10. Overflow.
11. Halt.
http://www.oldcomputermuseum.com/digicomp_2.html
hubba hubba (http://thechive.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/1306831426687.gif?w=300&h=172)
this is weird...
::)
WOW ! Who is she ? :o
The airliner....OF THE FUTURE!!! (http://www.thefuturebyairbus.com/)The food cannot be worse than this:
But you'll still have to pay for food....and it will still suck...
THAT IS NOT OFF-TOPIC!!!!
This is:
So you think the Duchess of Cambridge is hot?
Go directly to jail. Do not pass Go. Do not Collect 200 Guilders
And buy this poor woman clothes.
So you think the Duchess of Cambridge is hot?Well, she has nice thighs.
A friend sent me this:
Funny, there's contacts of mine on a famous social networking site that posted similar pics a couple days ago.
A friend sent me this:
King's Cross is featured in the Harry Potter books, by J. K. Rowling, as the starting point of the Hogwarts Express. The train uses a secret platform 9¾ located by passing through the brick wall barrier between platforms 9 and 10.
Platforms 9 and 10 are in a separate building from the main station; also, rather than being adjacent so that a barrier could be between them, they are separated by two intervening tracks. Rowling intended the location to be in the main part of the station, but misremembered the platform numbering. During an interview in 2001, she indicated that she had confused King's Cross with Euston. In fact, platforms 9 and 10 at Euston are also separated by two intervening tracks.
When the films were made, the station scenes took place within the main station, with platforms 4 and 5 renumbered 9 and 10. In the film of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, the exterior of the adjacent St. Pancras station was used, as its Victorian Gothic façade was considered more impressive than the real King's Cross station.
When the first film was released, a large floor panel was placed on the ground outside platforms 9 and 10 indicating the Hogwarts Express. It was later removed. Within King's Cross, a cast-iron "Platform 9¾" sign has been erected on a wall of the station's suburban building containing the real platforms 9 and 10. Part of a luggage trolley has also been installed below the sign; while the near end is visible, the rest of the trolley seems to have disappeared into the wall. It is common to see Harry Potter fans stop to photograph the trolley or try to push the rest of the luggage trolley through the wall to the hidden platform.
So you think the Duchess of Cambridge is hot?Madeleine > Kate
Those hips! QQ
(http://forum.bearchive.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=663278.0;attach=228520;image)
OMG! Argh!
In an industry where microtransactions are becoming the normal in some fashion or anything, I find it more than a little astounding that a game as big and lovingly crafted as Starwish is was free, because it's something I would have happily paid for. Work began on the game in 2009, and considering it's largely a one-man show (the developer wrote everything, drew everything, and programmed everything himself, music was created by Auriplane) it's got to be incredibly satisfying to see all that effort pay off in a big way. Starwish is impressive and just plain fun, with a cheery, action-packed sci-fi/fantasy story. - Jayisgames (http://jayisgames.com/archives/2011/06/starwish.php)
The storyline was sublime. The developer, or storywriter, did a phenomenal job and the story, most importantly, was very interesting and keep you hooked to the game! The art was fantastic and I loved the character design, planets and backgrounds, but the art in-battle wasn’t up to par to what I saw outside of battle. Also, the music was perfect. I loved how calming it was and the mood that it set for the game. In conclusion, RPG Shooter: Starwish is a breathtaking RPG game that you won’t soon forget! This game will continuously drag you back to play with its grand storyline and characters. - Giudology (http://guidology.com/2011/06/09/rpg-shooter-starwish-guidologys-official-review/)
This is, without a doubt, the most memorable and addictive game I've played in Newgrounds. Not only were the storyline and characters great, the main gameplay (the horizontal space shooter portion of the game) was also very nice, and all the various weapons augmented it and kept it from getting repetitive. The mix of genres also enhanced the replayability of the game. The plot is also worthy of being made into an actual video game or manga/anime series, and I just don't feel like I can praise you enough for this creation. Better than a lot of the games made by big-name companies out there. Please make another one of these games soon!!! - TCTriangle, Newgrounds (http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/reviews/572374)
;)I bet they've been GTLing all day
if ur **27** n bombed, can't get up on ur own....you've acheived a special place in society. "notoriety."
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a gang gurl flashing....
(http://forum.bearchive.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=663278.0;attach=231309;image)
Any idea who that lady is?
Hey, Bad Kitty, is this a friend of yours?
Yeah, and they brainwashed him with "The Catcher in the Rye"! ;)
Labor Day and all. I give thanks for having job. I thank the Almighty for giving me hands to do work, feet to help me travel , sight so I can read fine print, Hearing so I know the weather coming, a nose that knows that fishy smell from the real deal,
a tongue to savor all that is good, even the bittersweet, tears.
Twenty-five years ago, I was not aware enough to appreciate that there was something in the air, that the world was about to change, that everything was about to get larger and smaller all at the same time. Soon there would be wall-to-wall sports, Internet madness, paralyzing hype, high-definition replays from every angle. We would all get closer to the games, a great thing, but maybe we lost a little something, too. Maybe we lost a little bit of magnitude. In 1986, Michael Jordan scored 63 in the real Boston Garden. In 1986, Jack Nicklaus raised his putter to the sky. In 1986, Willie Shoemaker charged down the stretch at Churchill Downs and won one more Kentucky Derby. In 1986, we simply called Wayne Gretzky “The Great One.”
My typical morning routine. ::)
I like turtles.
Ah! I miss my Gilfoy so!
and Tiger Woods! He disappeared too? Sadness!
I'm great! Better than ever. I've been up to an awful lot and it'd be hard to compress it all into a quick forum post. It's good to see familiar faces!
Still, if everyone came back from old times, you'd all have to deal with HeavyMetal1980 again...
And don't forget ol' acid tongue Mammeister. ;D
:D
Who would want itty bitty titties?
`
If I had the ability to make a teleporter, i'd give them out to a bunch of you guys and set up the exit point as some amazing thing like the bar in Cheers.... I was thinking about that earlier, I better get designing.
Also, anyone here do any pen and paper RPG's?
No! bad kitty! put the bridge down!
sometimes bad kitties are just bad.
If I had the ability to make a teleporter, i'd give them out to a bunch of you guys and set up the exit point as some amazing thing like the bar in Cheers.... I was thinking about that earlier, I better get designing.
Also, anyone here do any pen and paper RPG's?
Ever see that scene in Rise of the Planet of the Apes, the new one. Where the apes battle the humans on that bridge. It was pretty cool when that gorilla and the horse collided. I wondered if a gorilla would be able to stand up a charging horse like that.
I was ready for bed when i saw this (http://29.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lsupsv8i9p1r2zp8wo1_250.gif)That was a no-brainer to save to hard drive.
70% Of people wont get thiswhat if you don't get it, but you still find it hilarious?
19% Will and find it hilarious
10% Will and not care.
1% Will **113** uncontrollably.
http://articles.cnn.com/2011-10-17/asia/world_asia_china-toddler-hit-and-run_1_van-driver-disturbing-video-sina-weibo?_s=PM:ASIA
Did anybody see the story and video of the Chinese toddler run over by a truck and passersby totally ignoring her? I can't believe that Chinese people are that inhumane now. I must warn you the following video is very disturbing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oo7BDbH17qA
What do you expect ? They are communists. >:(
Yes, a single video of inhumanity in China surely proves that communists are, by definition, inhumane. Conversely, all capitalists are filled with charity and compassion of course. ::) Somewhere, Joseph McCarthy's fetid corpse is getting a boner.
Woefully dated, gross generalization much?
Umm ... this is a Random thread, not one of the two Politics threads.
Absolutism of any kind sort of kills off the very concept of randomness. It's not a good fit, just saying.
just no substitute for stupid big (http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ltbtx46hff1qlo8sl.gif)
Is that a 3rd edition character sheet? ;)
How Computers Work *click on pic*
On any given Monday I need help (http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lscgzoOp6d1qlo8sl.gif)
Who IS that!? I could use that all week! :PI could watch that for hours.
Who IS that!? I could use that all week! :P
Who IS that!? I could use that all week! :P
???
Like movies?
Searching for "closure" in a world of ambiguity and moral relativity?
Take time out for THE END. Savor it...
Feel the cool, refreshing finality of it invade your eyes
and fill your brain with keen resolve.
Mmmmm... That's THE END, all right.
Yes, THE END satisfies more than any other title.
Gives you that "it's all over" feeling.
Nine out of ten cinegeeks agree!
THE END...
Terminal. Tasty. Terrifying.
- DillPixels, Group Admin
from a blog I read earlier
Screen-capping our mutual friend, I see.
:P
Who? She's not Shara.
Zoidberg fhtagn!
(alas, I do not know the artist)
:)
hehehe....It's funny because it's true! ^_^
:D
I woke this morning with this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIoSPevvsds) stuck in my head.I get that very same theme in my head as well. Weird.
;D
Pizza, guns, or strip clubs?
Pizza, guns, or strip clubs?
Yummy.
Private porn star Hugh Hefner being entertained by Playmate Karen Christy.
gOOber, I am impressed. Are those genuine? When I saw them, I figured Hef looked about 40 years younger. I found that Ms Christy was PMOM for December, 1971, so the photos would be in that time frame...?Your guess is as good as mine. :-\
this made me giggle.
::)
on the subject of cats :P:D
http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m0ehsfiJ2N1qdlh1io1_250.gif
:o
Like this?
How to tie a necktie, using mathematics!!!!!
http://www.tcm.phy.cam.ac.uk/~tmf20/tieknots.shtml
Hm I wonder why the chose Rene Magritte for the book cover ??? Well since we're speaking of mathematics this video is absolutely lovely as well as educational!
first there is fun and intrigue and then suddenly you're learning like Bill Nye walked into the room. Only he is a lady with an adorable voice.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14-NdQwKz9w
i think youtube videos are okay here right? Sorry if not.
(or should I say knot?)
I am particularly struck by the thought of the Siberian permafrost becoming less and less "perma" over the coming decades, thawing out and releasing its own methane. What if this bacteria finds Siberia to be an excellent growth medium? I can see it now: the Siberian wilderness of the future -- constantly rocked by huge spontaneous explosions.
It's a very speculative idea -- but if it comes true, remember: I suggested it first.
I wonder if that's what's happening in Clintonville, WI.
Anyway, keep in mind that methane is one of the more potent greenhouse gases. The more methane that is released, the greater the warming, the faster the permafrost (and all the other places that contain methane hydrates (https://www.llnl.gov/str/Durham.html)) thaws, the more methane it releases...
almost had me till i see right armpit
This reminds me of a Benny Hill sketch. A newlywed couple settles into bed for their first night of marital bliss, when a few military officers arrive in their bedroom with a desk and two flags. It seems the border between Communist East and Capitalist West was found to run right down the middle of their house, specifically right through the middle of the bed! Hilarity ensues as Benny tries to cross the border....
Anyway, the American Carlos Haskell and his Canadian wife Martha Stewart (no relation) decided to do something for the people of their respective countries. So in the towns of Derby Line VT and Stanstead, Quebec, they built a library and opera house. One building. Right on the border. Literally.
See that black line on the floor?
That's the US-Canada border....
http://haskellopera.com/
::)
Am I broken?
Am I broken?
gOOber, is that your place?
(http://www.perfectduluthday.com/jon.jpg)
Geez, can you make it even smaller so that ol' fellers like me will never, ever see it ? ??? ;) ;D
I`m sure pedonbio will get this. ;)
:)
Japanese fart scrolls (http://www.tofugu.com/2012/02/18/japanese-fart-scrolls/)....
That subtle low humming in your ears are the dust mites using your skin cells to build a colony.
That subtle low humming in your ears are the dust mites using your skin cells to build a colony.
Red Foreman, best TV dad EVER ;D
Galaxy Zoo: an unusual new class of galaxy cluster (http://uk.arxiv.org/PS_cache/arxiv/pdf/0903/0903.5377v1.pdf)
Marven F. Pedbost, Trillean Pomalgu, and the Galaxy Zoo team
ABSTRACT
We have identified a new class of galaxy cluster using data from the Galaxy Zoo project. These
clusters are rare, and thus have apparently gone unnoticed before, despite their unusual properties. They appear especially anomalous when the morphological properties of their component
galaxies are considered. Their identification therefore depends upon the visual inspection of
large numbers of galaxies, a feat which has only recently been made possible by Galaxy Zoo,
together with the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. We present the basic properties of our cluster
sample, and discuss possible formation scenarios and implications for cosmology.
The attachment is an image of the first of these unusual galaxy clusters.
To see it as it really appears in the article, do a left-right mirror flip....
Imagine a world where we never again hear the symphonic startup of a Windows 95 machine. Imagine generations of children unacquainted with the chattering of angels lodged deep within the recesses of an old cathode ray tube TV. And when the entire world has adopted devices with sleek, silent touch interfaces, where will we turn for the sound of fingers striking QWERTY keypads? Tell me that.
For over a hundred years Norilsk has attracted Soviet tourists with its pristine natural surroundings. They come to bathe in geothermal spas, inner tube off of waterfalls and suntan on the pristine shores of the Arctic Ocean. Mineral rich waters and pure air adds longevity to all those who live here. Many Norilsk natives are well into their 100s. Some are believed to be over 150 years old! Unfortunately their birth records were lost during the chaos of the Russo-Manchurian war.
Svalbard is more north
;D
;D
Bearsville, New York Home Trashed By Bears
07/25/12 07:34 AM ET
BEARSVILLE, N.Y. -- The upstate New York hamlet of Bearsville is living up to its name.
The Knowles family arrived at their home on July 13 to find that their kitchen had been ransacked by bears. They later went out for dinner, and upon returning they found the house trashed all over again.
They cleaned up the mess and went out again the next day. They returned in the evening to find the home trashed yet again by the bears.
State wildlife specialists decided the mother bear was now a nuisance and would have to be killed. They fired two shots at the bear but missed.
She and her cubs haven't been back since then.
:)
paid advertisement? the Dr sells T's 2
Wow, who is this lady?DK, youtube testimonial for the DR
Wow, who is this lady?
I do remember that head guy for Olympic basquetball was an EAST GERMAN who made the call. That I remember clearly. The east germans used to win a lot of gold medals by cheating ( along with the Soviets like having men do track and field in the womens events ) so I disagree with your interpretation of the game. I was almost 16 when it happened and it was unprecedented how many do-overs the Russians got. The USA was cheated.
Well now, that's good news:
"You Are Officially Not Responsible for Porn Stolen With Your Unsecured Wi-Fi" (http://gizmodo.com/5943025/you-are-officially-not-responsible-for-porn-stolen-with-your-unsecured-wi+f)
no math majors :(
:)
gOOber, I hope you don't mind if I use some of your posts on my "social network" site...I`m just a scavenger. Be my guest.
:P
I hate to tell our younger members, but it really wasn't this easy:
:)
http://www.cartoonnetwork.com/games/adventuretime/finn-and-jakes-epic-quest/index.html
Nuke your home town!!! (http://nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/)
Thanks to Alex Wellerstein at NuclearSecrecy.com (a really great and informative blog covering nuclear weapons history), you can see the blast effects of a nuclear weapon over any target. Pick a city, then choose one of many bomb types - or just enter your own megatonnage!
I point out that:
1. The blast pressure wave travels at the speed of sound (about one mile in five seconds)...
2. The gray circle on his charts is where the blast overpressure is sufficient to cause most buildings to collapse...
3. Outside the gray circle, the primary danger from the blast wave is due to flying and falling debris...
4. If you are outside the gray circle, there will be several seconds between the flash of the bomb and the arrival of the blast wave...
5. Therefore, if you have time to "duck and cover", ducking and covering is a damn good idea!
:P
Charo's real name is María Rosario Pilar Martínez Molina Gutiérrez de los Perales Santa Ana Romanguera y de la Hinojosa Rasten.
Cuchi-Cuchi!
;DWhat is that?
What is that?
What is that?It's the next Republican presidential candidate.
:P
Finger lickin' good !! ;D:-X
I don`t remember Belgium. Do you?
Remember to take out Fort Eben Emael first...
One of my favorite movie posters.
Personally, here's my idea:
:)
:)
If you are out alone in the forest and you farted will anyone else know ? ???
A pussy looking at pussy.
This is some balls right here. :o
Nah, those are heavily sedated tigers. ;D
;)
Switcher, that list cannot be right. According to the numbers, I'm an Alpha, but I'm not, and I hate Alphas. Besides, I never video my own sex. That is really insecure.
:-[
:)
Wouldn't it be one of the most fundamental breakdowns possible in cosmic reality if the show "Finding Bigfoot" ever actually found Bigfoot? ::)Reminds me of one of my favorite b movies.
:)
:)I'm thinking that great white shark that killed Adam Strange yesterday in New Zealand must have read Goober's post.Talk about timing!
This is actually pretty on-topic but I couldn't really find a thread there to post this in. So:
A picture of that college basketball player's gruesome leg injury from this past weekend.
Don't know how long this has been going on for but I think it's pretty funny.
People in Argentina have been giving steroids to ferrets and trying to sell them as toy poodles.The ferret is on your right.
;)
:)
:)that photo is a no no.
that photo is a no no.
apparently this is a real thing
Does this person see normally ? ??? :o
Not "shopped."
Not "shopped."
Is that Gustave (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustave_(crocodile))?This one lived in the Niger.
Navy days, mess hall by the scullery, some shipmate posted a b and w pic of a dog. said "lost, reward" I used my marker pen to write "dead or alive." I got punched in the face for that. Peeps don't understand humor any more.
A very old friend dropped by to see me today........
:)
:)
Al rants (http://www.youtube.com/v/XXXoQKJVZgc)
The smart one is getting out of the water.
Something for Palominejust asking, is that one of our Mods on the left? ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
That's great rtpoe! Thanks so much for thinking of me... I've saved it of course. :) -Pal
just asking, is that one of our Mods on the left? ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
The evolution of programming languages:
Look before you leap. clickit
Chad OchoCinco Johnson/ some folk never wise up!!
http://www.youtube.com/v/usLgH3RvDmE&feature=player_embedded
:)
^ Did she get puked on ? :P ???No,it's from an arty website.I don't know what it is but I'm sure it's not puke.
HEAT, what a game 7. We don't have much to cheer about here with our Miserable Marlins and Dopey Dolphins, but the Heat? Lebron? so full of win.Michael Jordan never had to get the Bulls to go out and sign another all-star to help him a championship like Lebron and Kobe did,ala Shaq,Wade and Bosh.Screw the Heat!
Michael Jordan never had to get the Bulls to go out and sign another all-star to help him a championship like Lebron and Kobe did,ala Shaq,Wade and Bosh.Screw the Heat!can you imagine a 1on1 LeBron/Jordan. that would be priceless.
Congrats anyway,luvdemwhoppers!
Analog mechanical computers, explained by the US Navy
Basic Mechanisms in Fire Control Computers, Part 1 (http://youtube.googleapis.com/v/__9HwuUgx2k) (sorry, the sound craps out at about the 7 minute mark)
Part 2 (http://youtube.googleapis.com/v/RIcrko57hDU)
PDF of the manual available here (http://hnsa.org/doc/op1140/)
^ I wonder when and how he figured out he could do that ..... :P ???I bet he doesn`t have sinus congestion. ::)
clickit
Why it's probably never a good idea to connect the edible ink printer in your bakery directly to the online ordering feature of your website....
Penises entering skulls bring a lot of joy too.
Amen! And while we're ticking off ports of entry... ;)
if I had one of these, gurls would like me better.
http://www.youtube.com/embed/KMsUXUQx-XI?feature=player_embedded
GE90-115B engine, which reigns as the world’s most powerful jet engine (about 127,900 pounds of thrust).I like this stuff, thanks, check DM and youTube for RollsRoyce Trent 1000. tks
Human Evolution
A midsummer saturday at the gOOber household.
He grows his own.
So ... how much catnip did you give your pussy there ? ;D
:)I`ve seen cats eat mice. Cats eat mice whole in three gulps.
Let's see if anyone gets it. :D
Let's see if anyone gets it. :DI get the juveniles in the pic which needs to be deleted. ::)
Is that a young Jim Jones in the middle?
I get the juveniles in the pic which needs to be deleted. ::)
:)
This lady really likes her geoduck clam.
(http://forum.bearchive.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=663278.0;attach=325537;image)
::)
she's an acquaintance of mine, model now full time mom.
<iframe width="640" height="360" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/wgeXtucgt1s?feature=player_detailpage" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
needs paint
http://www.youtube.com/embed/lSl-HCL_avc?feature=player_embedded
Someone left this dead shark on the NYC subway the other day.
Someone left this dead shark on the NYC subway the other day.
(http://forum.bearchive.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=663278.0;attach=328437;image)
:)
8) Texas wants to secede? The feeling is mutual:
Texas is 'business friendly?' More like 'people cruel' in reality. ::) The 'robust' TX economy is a fiction, when you open your eyes and look at it in context.
I'd NEVER vote to kick TX out, nor would I ever want to see them secede (as that intellectual lightweight Rick Perry suggests from time to time) but my points above illustrate that they're not pulling their fair share tax-vs-benefit-wise (a situation overwhelmingly common to Red states... funny how that works... they GET far more $ from the Federal govt than they contribute).
:o
8)
:)
She puts the ass in "classical": Michelle L'amour performs "BUTTHOVEN'S 5TH SYMPHONY" (http://vimeo.com/31398940)
:)
YouTube: "How To Uninstall McAfee Antivirus" (http://youtu.be/bKgf5PaBzyg&rel=0)
(http://img.youtube.com/vi/bKgf5PaBzyg/2.jpg) (http://www.youtube.com/v/bKgf5PaBzyg&rel=0)
:)
It's a Kangal dog from Turkey.
What breed / mix is that dog and where is that photo from ? :o
^ My morpher senses smell a fake. Where are the players on the field? Even in batting practice, there are guys running sprints in the outfield or hanging out on the sidelines....
???
Prior post(http://forum.bearchive.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=663278.0;attach=101144;image)
Now this might be a movie worth seeingDang, that is a B Movie I missed.
:oOh what the.....WHOA!!!
OK geography geeks!
40 cool maps (http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/worldviews/wp/2013/08/12/40-maps-that-explain-the-world/) - and 40 more (http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/worldviews/wp/2014/01/13/40-more-maps-that-explain-the-world/).
The attachment is one of the 80 that I really did pick at random. It shows the results of a survey in which people in some 30+ countries were asked what they thought of both the US and China.
More map geekery can be found at GeoCurrents (http://www.geocurrents.info/). A recent post there describes a proposal to divide California into six more easily governable states.
Martin Van Buren. He was the 8th president and the first who was born a U.S. citizen. All his ancestors were Dutch; he grew up in a Dutch community in upstate New York (Kinderhook) and spoke Dutch as a first language. He is so far the only U.S. president who spoke English as a second language.
:D
:D
(•_•)
<) )/ all the single ladies
/ \
( •_•)
\( (> all the single ladies
/ \
(•_•)
<) )/ oh oh oh
/ \
???
:D
;D
Tonight's episode of 'The Simpsons' is the lego episode! Looks like another good and funny episode!Ok, after viewing tonights episode, I see I was wrong. The lego episode will be next week, there was a commercial for it.
Ok, after viewing tonights episode, I see I was wrong. The lego episode will be next week, there was a commercial for it.
I wonder if the need to have all these "special" episodes is a sign that they've jumped the shark....I hope not. I think some of the episodes lately have been better than some of the earlier ones. The same with 'Seinfeld', the later episodes to me are much better than the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd seasons. What I did not like with 'The Simpsons' was the season finale last season. The whole episode, but also the fan couch gag, it was cgi and not traditional animation. Out of all the fan made submissions for the couch gag sent in, that is the one they pick? Also, in the submission form, they say it has to be at least 45 seconds long, the one they picked and made was like 5 seconds, lame. Overall, I still enjoy 'The Simpsons', last nights couch gag was a good one.
;)One of Chelsea Charms' tits would fill up both hands
One of Chelsea Charms' tits would fill up both hands
By the looks of her size in her awesome new newsletter, you may need more hands to cover Chelseas' beautiful and massive and sexy tits!
Easily. Fact is, you need four hands for each breast. :)
This is the craziness that is the Eurovision Song Contest, in three minutes:He and the set look like they are from the world of Jim Hensons' 'The Dark Crystal'
(https://i2.ytimg.com/vi/OV3xp5ZXSYA/mqdefault.jpg) (http://youtube.googleapis.com/v/OV3xp5ZXSYA)
If you need a more detailed explanation of what the hell is going on, Buzzfeed has it covered (http://www.buzzfeed.com/ellievhall/everything-americans-need-to-know-about-eurovision).
I need this sign on my house.
(http://forum.bearchive.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=663278.0;attach=368476;image)
The first pitch at a recent San Diego Padres game
I wonder how long he held her up for?
test bump
But it's random, right? ;D
It's not as random as this:
YouTube: "Poodle Exercise with Humans" (https://www.youtube.com/v/vdX_OBUeHb4&rel=0)
The first day of World War 2 is now closer to the Civil War than to the present.
The first day of World War 2 is now closer to the Civil War than to the present.
Trust redditors to spoil the party... ??? ??? >:( ??? ???
http://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/29i9sb/til_the_first_day_of_world_war_ii_is_now_closer/
The NSA Revelations All in One Chart (https://projects.propublica.org/nsa-grid/)
50 Shades Of Lego :D
Yes.What was the question?
What was the question?The best affirmation would be more pics of her. ;)
Pal replies: was there a question? My affirmative response was automatic, as it always is when presented with such a sight.
this is supposed to be form a catholic radio station
apparently they don't want cool dogs there
I'm usually no fan of such cheap fun ::) ;DLmao!
But I can't resist:
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BzXxu5bCIAMXFxG.jpg:large)
Thinking VERY far ahead - A Timeline of the Far Future (graphic by David McCandless)
Maybe it's just me, but this (http://dlisted.com/2014/11/01/hot-sluts-of-the-day-58/) made me laugh uncontrollably.
This site searches for YouTube videos that contain generic filenames as their titles. Part of the thinking here is that if people didn't change the title of the video from the factory default, they either didn't know what they were doing... or couldn't be bothered to make the change. Either way, these videos fall on the low end of the spectrum: the lesser seen, the underviewed.
For example, a Go Pro camera names its videos in a certain way (GOPR1234.MP4); an iPhone names all its videos using a fixed format (IMG_1234.MOV). The Underviewed site searches YouTube using these types of filenames as its search criteria.
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I've heard that that's a valid argument.
Goofy webcam girl. Maybe I'm liking this as my next avatar.
Decisions, decisions, decisions...
I was called based (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Based) today.
This guy is based (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Based).
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LOL !! ;D Instant vasectomy indeed. ;D
All the rockets.
All the rockets.
Did they ever put a payload into orbit?
By the way, all those rockets are at the same scale. And if you read the tiny print under each one, you'll see their payload capacity. One of them really stands out from all the rest. Pity it's been retired....
:)
The crazy thing, Hiram, is that the U.S. is so far to the right that I'm at the left end of the left party, and I'd have a hard time voting in Britain. Except that Cameron is a total ass.Firstly, I'm impressed you know who Ed Milliband is; and secondly, yes, even our right wing parties are slightly left of the Democrats. Generally though, the UK is closer to the US in policy than Scandinavian countries are.
And I think Ed Miliband would be fascinating as a national leader. A Jewish atheist sounds wonderful.
Cute
My second computer.
My second computer. ;) Well, not mine specifically, but the same as mine.
My second computer. ;) Well, not mine specifically, but the same as mine.The first computer that I had was the Commodore VIC 20. Remember tape drives - the kids today wouldn't know what to do with it.
The first computer that I had was the Commodore VIC 20. Remember tape drives - the kids today wouldn't know what to do with it.Those were the days, a full 3,5kB of memory to program. ;D
The first computer that I had was the Commodore VIC 20. Remember tape drives - the kids today wouldn't know what to do with it.
^--He comes from a long line.Meet the Wankers...
Hate seeing this. >:(
What's the big deal ? I see contrails like that here in Vegas all the time since Nellis Air Force Base ( home of the Thunderbirds ) and Creech Air Force Base northeast of Vegas ( where the drones are controlled and Area 51 is not far ) do it all the time. Nuthin' to see, no big deal.
Having lived most of my life within a few miles of Boeing's central assembly and repair facilities, I guess I must really be affected, huh?Apropos to Boeing, I just bought some of their expensive stock. If it doesn`t do well, I`m coming to your neighborhood to kick ass. ;) ::)
Science explains why New York City bagels are the best....
(http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/MrjLz207SzY/mqdefault.jpg) (http://youtube.com/v/MrjLz207SzY)
(it's not entirely the water...)
I know, sol. The trolls have cooked up what may be the stupidest tinfoil-hat pile of crap, trying to convince themselves that contrails are "really" a fine mist of (unknown and undetectable) chemicals which, depending on whether they are left-wing loons or right-wing loons, affect the brains of everyone to make them either right-wing or left-wing.
Having lived most of my life within a few miles of Boeing's central assembly and repair facilities, I guess I must really be affected, huh?
It's what stupid people talk about 'cuz the science of water vapor condensation is too complicated for them.
Apropos to Boeing, I just bought some of their expensive stock. If it doesn`t do well, I`m coming to your neighborhood to kick ass. ;) ::)
I agree (of course... I'm not dense) that NYC bagels are the best (and I've had plenty from elsewhere to compare) BUT lotsa bagel makers outside Gotham DO proof and boil-then-bake. Those techniques are not that uncommon in general, yet NYC bagels still manage to reign supreme. So, if not the water (which does taste so much better in NYC than say, Los Angeles or London IME) then there must be some other factor involved.Definitely not the water because those of you who know there is a big difference between Italian bagels and Jewish ones, even though they use the same water. I vote for the same reason NYC pizza is so special. Its a combo of tradition and unique regional suppliers for the ingredients.
Power spots maybe?
Definitely not the water because those of you who know there is a big difference between Italian bagels and Jewish ones, even though they use the same water. I vote for the same reason NYC pizza is so special. Its a combo of tradition and unique regional suppliers for the ingredients.
Italian bakeries tend to make bigger and breadier bagels, not the small chewy ones. At least that was my memory from living in Brooklyn.
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That's been plastered everywhere enough hasn't it?Agreed
North Korea and Finland are separated by one country.
North Korea and Finland are separated by one country.
I've been very upset since early this morning. I heard a neighbor way down the hall cursing at her very small ch1ld for more than 10 minutes -- very, very angry language fouler than anything on the BEA. It eventually sounded like she was about to slug the k1d, so I hammered on her door and we had a little chat. Back in my apartment, I e-mailed our building manager.
I know I did the right thing, but for some dumb reason I feel bad, very confused, rattled. I can't get anything done today. I'd welcome comment from fellow BEAers.
I've been very upset since early this morning. I heard a neighbor way down the hall cursing at her very small ch1ld for more than 10 minutes -- very, very angry language fouler than anything on the BEA. It eventually sounded like she was about to slug the k1d, so I hammered on her door and we had a little chat. Back in my apartment, I e-mailed our building manager.
I know I did the right thing, but for some dumb reason I feel bad, very confused, rattled. I can't get anything done today. I'd welcome comment from fellow BEAers.
:)
During my bike ride yesterday morning, I saw four deer (including a fawn), assorted turtles and mallards, a blue heron, an egret and a 3-to-4-foot-long snake, which I accidentally ran over with my bike (he wasn't happy about it but didn't seem hurt).Take it easy Tarzan. ;)
8) A crater in Belgium left as a monument to WW I.
Just a SMALL portion of the "Airplane Graveyard" at Davis-Monthan AFB outside Tucson AZ:
And I automatically thought, "I wonder which church has the biggest tits."
And I automatically thought, "I wonder which church has the biggest tits."
Odd how our minds work! :)
:D
;D
The only thing worse than yellow snow is green snow. We're not trying to teach you a thing to copy. We're just here to teach you a technique, then let you loose into the world. That's a son of a gun of a cloud. I really believe that if you practice enough you could paint the 'Mona Lisa' with a two-inch brush.
If we're going to have animals around we all have to be concerned about them and take care of them. Absolutely no pressure. You are just a whisper floating across a mountain. It just happens - whether or not you worried about it or tried to plan it.
With something so strong, a little bit can go a long way. Let's do it again then, what the heck. Even trees need a friend. We all need friends. Only God can make a tree - but you can paint one. That's what makes life fun. That you can make these decisions. That you can create the world that you want.
We have no limits to our world. We're only limited by our imagination. That's crazy. But we're not there yet, so we don't need to worry about it. Everything is happy if you choose to make it that way.
Sikhs can eat meat as long as it's not halal.
Before it was a Kräuterlikör (“herbal liquor”), it was a title for the forest rangers in late 19th century. The company Wilhelm Mast created was a wine and vinegar distributor to the region. His son, Curt Mast, had a different vision for what it could be. As an avid hunter, he wanted to create a liquor, through natural processes, that his hunting group could enjoy before and after a hunt. A toast for good luck and to respect the animals that were to be hunted. After years of experimentation, Jägermeister (“master hunter”) came into the world in 1934.
Something very sensuous about lava flowing.
Click it
Something very sensuous about lava flowing.
Click it
Well, if that's the way you get rock hard, who are we to judge ? ::) ;D
“Is this really what you call art?” Kevin said in an interview over the weekend.
TJ added, “We looked at it and we were like, ‘This is pretty easy. We could make this ourselves.’ ”
I always wondered what the small building was in the crop of trees in the distance - so as I couldn't access it by car; I walked to it. Only a couple of miles, but quite challenging terrain.
What is it?It wasn't hugely exciting in the end - just a shooting lodge. But I'm glad I did the trek. I came a different way back to the car, the climb nearly killed me.
Thank you Hiram; the suspense was palpable!I'll do it all again this time next year.
Someone should come up with a name to describe this pose. :-\
Graphic Artist Tom Ward is designing coasters from fictional movie bars...
http://www.instagram.com/tomwardstudio/
Graphic Artist Tom Ward is designing coasters from fictional movie bars...
http://www.instagram.com/tomwardstudio/
Heh. He could REALLY go to town on this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fictional_bars_and_pubs ;)
Someone should come up with a name to describe this pose. :-\
Can you spot what's wrong with this picture (an ESPN screencap) before checking this link (http://youtube.com/v/EpF-Pg8kN5k)?
Can you spot what's wrong with this picture (an ESPN screencap) before checking this link (http://youtube.com/v/EpF-Pg8kN5k)?
The Cleveland Browns won the NFL title in 1965 so it should be a 2 for Cleveland, right ?
The uMatrix extension blocked everything. All I see is a spinning "|" in the top left corner. :P
Anyone else get the reference?Oh for sure! I used autoexec.bat to add DOS commands in Windows, including @ECHO OFF so nobody could see my steps. First time I have seen that picture though - very funny stuff! 8)
:)
LEGO's latest kit is a scale model of the Saturn V.
http://ideas.lego.com/blogs/1-blog/post/137
Complete with Command and Lunar modules.
Because of its size, it's at a different scale than their usual kits (approximately 1:110 scale), but that still makes it over a meter tall. Purely by coincidence (yeah, right....) the kit has 1,969 "elements" (i.e. pieces). It's set to go on sale on June 1.
(Moon not included)
A TSA officer asked if Cohn had anything sharp or fragile inside. Yes, he said, some 3-D-printed anatomical models. They’re pretty fragile. The officer pulled out two models of mouse embryos, nodded to herself, and moved on. “And then,” Cohn recalls, “she pulled out this mouse penis by its base, like it was Excalibur.”
What is this?
“Do you need to know or do you want to know?” said Cohn.
I’m curious, she replied.
“It’s a 3-D print-out of an adult mouse penis.”
A what?
“A 3-D print-out of an adult mouse penis.”
Oh no it isn’t.
“It is.”
The officer called over three of her colleagues and asked them to guess what it is. No one said anything, so Cohn told them. They fell apart laughing.
Think about it.....
The Bundesbank, Germany’s central bank, recently estimated that 79 percent of financial transactions in Germany are settled in cash, while in Britain and the USA that figure is under 50 percent. A typical German walks around with the equivalent of about $123 in cash in their wallet, nearly twice as much as Australians, Americans, the French or the Dutch typically carry. There is little talk of a “cashless society” in German-speaking Europe.
Think about it.....
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The Cleveland Indians just won their 22nd consecutive game, beating the Kansas City Royals 3-2 in ten innings.
This was the first time in the streak where:
The game went to extra innings.
They won on a "walk off" hit.
They were behind in the game for more than two innings. Actually, before tonight's game, they were behind in those 21 games for just four innings in total.
This is F*ing amazing. Their pitching staff has a collective earned run average of 1.77 over the streak. Clayton Kershaw is currently leading the majors with a ERA for the season of 2.12 - so the Indians staff has been better than the best pitcher in the game. They've thrown seven shutouts, which is more than seven teams have ALL SEASON. They've hit more home runs than their opponents have TOTAL runs.
The all-time longest winning streak is 26 by the 1916 Giants, though some don't consider that correct since one of the games in the middle was called a tie. Nevermind that the game was replayed in its entirety the next day, and the Giants won (of course). The Indians can put it all behind them with four more wins.
Who wants to bet that this Sports Illustrated cover from 2014 comes true?
How durable is your data?
A frozen soap bubble.
Remember the housing boom of the late 1990s - early 2000s? When the nouveau riche spent all their money on big houses despite knowing nothing of architecture and taste?
McMansion Hell (http://www.mcmansionhell.com/) is your guide to what's become of those monsters.
Put together by an amateur architecture buff, the site looks explains what's bad - and not just from an aesthetic point of view - about them.
Poke around and you'll learn quite a bit about residential architecture - history, styles, terminology (panes of glass go in "lights" in windows, for example) - along the way.
Only trouble is, the photos (borrowed from readily available realtor listings - funny how a LOT of these houses are for sale) are generally rather small, making it hard to see the details.
Here's one of the larger (and most viewed) ones:
Someone should come up with a name to describe this pose. :-\http://forum.bearchive.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=663278.0;attach=642754;image (http://forum.bearchive.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=663278.0;attach=642754;image)
My second computer.
My second computer. ;) Well, not mine specifically, but the same as mine.
Me: *answering the phone* “Hello. This is [Office], security department.”
Caller: “Hello, my name is Peter from Microsoft, and I’m calling because there’s a virus on your Microsoft machine—”
Me: “Well, I should hope so. I didn’t spend all this time setting up an air gap for a false alarm.”
Caller: “Sorry? I’m calling because there’s a virus –”
Me: “Technically, it’s a WannaCry Trojan.”
Caller: “I don’t think you understand—”
Me: “Oh, did you mean you want to order a virus? Because I can make them, but it’s illegal, so I’m going to have to tell you not to do that, and if you are especially don’t go onto the dark web—”
Caller: “Miss, this is very serious; you have a virus on your—”
Me: “I know. I installed it. You called a penetration test lab.”
Caller: *click*
(For those not familiar, a penetration test is effectively a hired hacking service, so you can see how secure your system is. Some scam calls are just deliciously ironic.)
I do not understand the Japanese sometimes...
Just what is happening here?
I do not understand the Japanese sometimes...
Just what is happening here?
Let the Infinity War memes begin!
Let the Infinity War memes begin!
I've watched the film five times thus far (you're welcome, Marvel Studios, for my help in getting you to $1 billion in total worldwide box office in just 11 days (https://www.cbr.com/avengers-infinity-war-1-billion-box-office/)) and every audience leaves the theatre in stunned silence.
Related?
BRAGGING TIME!
I'll be on the Judges' Platform again this year. Note who's King Neptune this year.
BRAGGING TIME!
I'll be on the Judges' Platform again this year. Note who's King Neptune this year.
Sorry I missed it, but I had wolves in my walls.
How was it?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci3zuPIwKWo
Dangerously on topic:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23aBq1dIK3A&t=7s (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23aBq1dIK3A&t=7s)
Principality of MonacoI went there once - and it is tiny.
How did you do it? Driving, by train, by boat?I drove from the Northern France. I got the ferry to Cherbourg from the UK where I got a hire car. I didn't drive straight there, I went via Spain. I went through Andorra on the way, (another small place) which is high up in the Pyrenees.
Thanks, Hiram. One day I will visit all of the smallest countries in Europe. I could probably do them all in a week.Yeah you probably could. Don't a forget Luxenbourg and the Isle of Man.
I'm just gonna put this here.....
xkcd has a reference pic for you.
What D&D Race Are You?
Follow the flow chart. I wind up as Half-Elf.
Yeah, I'm boring.
^ Yup, nice throne to sit on while you are passing legislation. ;D
:o
:o
If you think that's bad, have you seen that photo/meme of the playground slide that points right out into the street?
I'm ashamed to say it took me a while to get it.
^ Call me a fuddy-duddy or whatever but I find the whole concept and situation of the photo disturbing and very close to ch1ld porn. The BEA has a no ch1ld photo policy regardless of the context of the image so I think you need to remove that photo. And frankly that woman should be ashamed. >:(
^ Thanks Max, I know you are a good guy and you proved it by removing a mistake. But I'm really saddened by that woman's sexualized imagery with a five - six year old. I don't blame that little boy since he doesn't understand the situation but that woman should be flogged. >:(
^ By the look of the street and the vehicles therein, it must be somewhere in Canada or the USA. Where was that photo taken from ? ???
^ Funny, very funny entry rtpoe. ;D Did you think of it or was that written by whomever made the video ? ???
I can think of any number of ways to solve this problem, than this... :o
^ That's one way to enrich the local municipality. ;D
God damn! Y'all still hanging around here? lol
You're going to have to delete that photo because it has a kid on it.
Bad judgement plus great timing.
As for post #2870, if you look at the signs off to the right of the window, they are in Portuguese ( which is Spanish spoken by a drunkard ;D ) so obviously it's not so bad over there in Brazil or Portugal. :)
As for post #2870, if you look at the signs off to the right of the window, they are in Portuguese ( which is Spanish spoken by a drunkard ;D ) so obviously it's not so bad over there in Brazil or Portugal. :)
Those signs are probably in Basque, since this restaurant is located in Barcelona, Spain. (https://www.yelp.com/biz/my-fucking-restaurant-barcelona)
Nice to get all this extra info, guys. :D
What can you say about this awesome design? :o
??? ;) :)
??? ;) :)
Guess finding a decent parking spot is a real bitch there. ;D
What you don't want to see in your rear view mirror. ;) :)
Never in a million years, for a million dollars... :oI would - but I'd be shitting it a bit.
Someone in the sign dept. has a sense of humor.
TOOT!
Never in a million years, for a million dollars... :o
^That would certainly attract my attention! :)
Gotta give the kids credit for their creativity.
Netflix and kill?
How to offend on multiple levels at once! :)
LOL! This is like something out of a hentai manga! I wonder if the guy is single and lives in his parent's basement? ;) ;D
I've heard of Ukrainian nesting dolls, but I've never heard of nesting vehicles before... :)
Another exhibisionist bathroom. It must be not as rare a fetish as I thought it was. :o ;) :)
Another exhibisionist bathroom. It must be not as rare a fetish as I thought it was. :o ;) :)I don't think its for exhibitionist but more for the one that are afraid of dying in the bathroom where some of the high statistic of bathroom accident.
^Goddam, that is an impressive resume! :o
I pity the alien that tries to take over a space vessel when he's on it. ;) ;D
Yeah, when I was a kid I would still get sent to the store to buy smokes for my parents too. That would be in the early 70s.Yeah same here - jeez we are all getting old.
Best version of the meme I've seen so far.
What happens when you create an AI / "neural network" and ask it to create cocktail recipes?
https://aiweirdness.com/post/189979379637/dont-let-an-ai-even-an-advanced-one-make-you-a\
I think her story might be a bit fishy.
Well, hopefully he will hang himself and therefore improve the gene pool. :P
A reworking of an old infographic I posted here back at the height of the Ebola panic.
Each *pixel* represents 100 deaths per year from the infectious disease. The numbers came from the World Health Organization (I'm too lazy to check for more recent numbers, but I doubt there's significant change). Brown represents viral infections, blue is bacterial, and green is from parasites.
The teeny black square at the bottom? Deaths from the Coronavirus.....
Hey,
check if account is activated
I've seen worse....
Chromatic type is printed from multiple pieces of type, each in a different ink color. The following samples are all from the William H. Page company's 1874 book, 'Specimens of Chromatic Wood Type, Borders, Etc.' [.]. The specimen book was used to sell the wooden pieces of type to printers. The types cost around 25 cents per letter, per ink color.
Rob Roy Kelly wrote that Wm. H. Page’s 'Specimens of Chromatic Wood Type, Borders, Etc.', 1874 “has been rightfully acclaimed as containing the most superb wood type specimens ever printed.” This tome of 100 plates featured Page’s fantastic character designs, intricate borders and tint blocks, precisely printed in up to 7 colors each — sometimes with metallic inks, and always with interesting overprinted hues.
http://bibliodyssey.blogspot.com/2013/10/chromatic-wood-type.html
You ever heard of "The Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon" game? Here he is explaining it. (https://youtu.be/n9u-TITxwoM)
Apparently so. Just like that Australian woman who got married to a bridge in France. (https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2356774/Australian-woman-Jodi-Rose-marries-bridge-France--gets-mayors-blessing.html)
Should there be a holiday for single people?
Name that color!
https://colornames.org/fresh/
Vote on what name the color should be given, or come up with your own name.
We challenge you to recreate a work of art with objects (and people) in your home.
🥇 Choose your favorite artwork
🥈 Find three things lying around your house⠀
🥉 Recreate the artwork with those items
^ Gotta make sure you don't hire those graduates, that's for sure. :o ;) ;D
One, that's a neat contest, and that's a neat pic, rtpoe. The lady has imagination. :)
Two, Carl, that observation and line made me laugh out loud, good one! ;D
^ I had that same thought! Will check to see if they aren't wolves in sheeps' clothing or if they're really as nice and friendly as they look.
High security! :o ;) ;DCould be a setup wired to high voltage! I would look around for a camera guy!
^ I had that same thought! Will check to see if they aren't wolves in sheeps' clothing or if they're really as nice and friendly as they look.
And not a donut shop in sight... ;)
:o :o :o
Well if the stairs can still be repositioned to the left, its not to bad of a fix.
The sidewalk making a dogleg to the moved stairs would make the house more quaint in its imperfection, it would also frame a good place to put in a flower bed in front of the window and also would be a nice place to put some post lighting instead of having the outside light right next to the door.Well if the stairs can still be repositioned to the left, its not to bad of a fix.
I could do it easy with a Bobcat using a forklift attachment. Then you'd only have to cast a couple more concrete squares for the sidewalk. It would look stupid, but at least it would be usable.
Usain Bolt has one nasty sense of humor! ;) ;D
Posters for Alternate Universe Movies, by Peter Stults:
(you can look him and his gallery up yourself)
Posters for Alternate Universe Movies, by Peter Stults:
(you can look him and his gallery up yourself)
Conrad Veidt would have to be playing the Joker.
;D ;D ;D
Man! Back in the day, I used to have a Rubik's Cube, and it took me a LONG time to solve ONCE!
I can't imagine ever solving this thing! :o :o :o
^As a proud Canadian, I am happy to share in the reward for this wonderful distinction! ;)
V ;) ;) ;) ;D ;D ;D
Not a crossover I want to see.
Not a crossover I want to see.
There was a scene in the 1984 Nick Nolte movie Blue Chips where Nolte's character is talking with someone while the other guy tries to make three-point shots. The other guy is supposed to miss in the script. Unfortunately, the other guy in question is NBA great Bob Cousy, who proceeds to make 22 three-pointers in a row, ambidextrously.
Nolte's semi-exasperated exclamation "don't you ever miss?!" (https://www.youtube.com/embed/gIzbfbOf91U) was unscripted, but left in the movie.
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
From back at the beginning of the Covid hoarders... ;) ;D
From back at the beginning of the Covid hoarders... ;) ;D
Give me a second to see if I can play Jenga with their hoard.
Just TRY getting a roll when you need it, though....
You just can't make this stuff up. "Canadian Tire stores forced to close after every item scans in as Mr. Potato Head"
https://www.freshdaily.ca/news/2020/06/multiple-canadian-tire-stores-forced-temporarily-close-scans-mr-potato-head/
:o :o :o ;) ;) ;) ;D ;D ;D
;D ;D ;D
Quick sketch of Comet NEOWISE as seen through 10x50 binoculars about half an hour ago from near my home in suburban NYC. Field of view is about six degrees across.
No words needed.
I wonder if there's anything underneath, or if it's flyers all the way through? ;) :o
I wonder if there's anything underneath, or if it's flyers all the way through? ;) :o
That could be very dangerous to continue to rip them off since they are the only things probably holding that pole together. ::) ;) ;D
Hey sol, you ever do anything like this? ;) :)
A simple, easy to understand, traffic sign system. :)
Yeah, you need protection like this against those asshole little spitters! ;) ;D
Gene Krantz is NOT happy with this particular manufacturer... :o
Gene Krantz is NOT happy with this particular manufacturer... :o
Given the stains on the mug, I think it has been well used.
Too true....
:o
Something tells me that wasn't part of the original house design...
No explanation. ???
Perhaps someone would like to create a funny caption? :)
When voice recognition software meets closed captioning software....
No explanation. ???
Perhaps someone would like to create a funny caption? :)
" They told me it's a float cycle. Let's see if it's true. Geronimo ! " ;D
No explanation. ???
Perhaps someone would like to create a funny caption? :)
" They told me it's a float cycle. Let's see if it's true. Geronimo ! " ;D
LOL! Better than anything I came up with! ;D ;D ;D
No explanation. ???
Perhaps someone would like to create a funny caption? :)
" They told me it's a float cycle. Let's see if it's true. Geronimo ! " ;D
LOL! Better than anything I came up with! ;D ;D ;D
It ain't hard. Just think extra stoopid. ::) ;) ;D
No explanation. ???
Perhaps someone would like to create a funny caption? :)
" They told me it's a float cycle. Let's see if it's true. Geronimo ! " ;D
LOL! Better than anything I came up with! ;D ;D ;D
It ain't hard. Just think extra stoopid. ::) ;) ;D
I ain't touching that straight line with a 10 foot pole! ;)
No explanation. ???
Perhaps someone would like to create a funny caption? :)
While I was getting my Red Cross card, we had to learn CPR. The instructor told us that the ideal rate for chest compressions is from 100 to 120 beats per minute. Everyone in the class except me had a blank look on their faces. Then she said, "Do you know "Stayin' Alive" (https://youtu.be/I_izvAbhExY) by Bee Gees? Hum that to yourself and use that to keep time, it's 104 beats per minute." And everyone understood.
Wasn't until I went home that I realized another popular song with a similar tempo (110 bpm) is...
"Another One Bites The Dust" (https://youtu.be/uFNK-9A2VRo) by Queen
There's simply got
To be a more congenial spot
For happy-ever-aftering
Than here in
Camel Lot.
One fast reset of a mindset. ;) ;) ;)
One fast reset of a mindset. ;) ;) ;)
I think she just peed on his chest. ;) ;D
Any Diplomacy players here?
No, never heard of the game before. How is it?
No thanks, I'm on a diet. :o ;) ;D
:o :o :o
You want creepy? You got it! :o :o :o
Weird Album Covers #1
Population explosion.Cute, but you might want to remove that image
Population explosion.
Yeah, we get it. California looks like something out of Blade Runner 2049.
Would it kill you to get more creative with your descriptions/references?
This one was held just after the Kingpriest — corrupted by excessive ambition and arrogance — called upon the gods to rid the land of evil — and just before they hurled a mountain at Istar, destroying the city in the Cataclysm, creating the Blood Sea, and sinking Ansalon into chaos for centuries. These pictures were taken during the Thirteen Warnings to the Kingpriest, just before the trees wept blood and just after the True Clerics disappeared, I believe. - Sportswriter Craig Calcaterra on the scene at the Giants game yesterday
And to think at least one of the fires was started because some fool let off pyrotechnics during a gender reveal.
That first step is a doozy! :o ;) ;D
Someone got their wires crossed... ;)
I have no idea what's going on here. Suggestions are welcome.
When you know a kid's had his butt tanned WAY too often. :o :o :o
I have no idea what's going on here. Suggestions are welcome.
I have no idea what's going on here. Suggestions are welcome.
According to this article, that is a Davis Dimmer lighting control board, and supposedly, they were favored for use by nuns.
It doesn't say why. ??? ???
https://vintagetheatrecatalogs.blogspot.com/2016/02/three-switchboards-1937-1957-and-1977.html
I have no idea what's going on here. Suggestions are welcome.
I wonder if all the menu is half price, too? ;)
It could have been worse, it could have been an eject button. ;D
If only.....
There's got to be at least one scenario where you'd need this, but I can't think of any.
There's got to be at least one scenario where you'd need this, but I can't think of any.
What, never heard of a light meal? ;D
Well, at least it's gonna be real easy to improve on. ;D
Today's fun:
Remove the first letter from a movie title.....
Partacus
A lovable romp with two competing chop shops. Watch as one conspires with the Police.
Aws
A shark saves a young boy from drowning.
Tar Wars
Itinerant Romany offer to re-tarmac your driveway, but are beset by competitors.
Peed
A fetish film......
One With The Wind
Uhhhhhh......could actually be a real movie.
Lazing Saddles
Cowboys with ray guns.....
Ho framed Roger Rabbit
A lonely rodent, an Chinese clerk with a coke habit, and a strategically placed camera
Vent Horizon
A lonely HVAC Tech in Vegas finds the perfect peephole
Today's fun:
Remove the first letter from a movie title.....
Partacus
A lovable romp with two competing chop shops. Watch as one conspires with the Police.
Aws
A shark saves a young boy from drowning.
Tar Wars
Itinerant Romany offer to re-tarmac your driveway, but are beset by competitors.
Peed
A fetish film......
One With The Wind
Uhhhhhh......could actually be a real movie.
Lazing Saddles
Cowboys with ray guns.....
Ho framed Roger Rabbit
A lonely rodent, an Chinese clerk with a coke habit, and a strategically placed camera
Vent Horizon
A lonely HVAC Tech in Vegas finds the perfect peephole
Tar Trek
A tour of the La Brea tar pit in Los Angeles. ;) ;D
Posted without comment:
A video has the internet crying with laughter after documenting one woman’s quest to cross an icy sidewalk that has some comparing her quest to 2020 as a whole.
In the video, presumably taken in Ukraine (https://imgur.com/gallery/ZXTpQLl), several people are seen slipping down the sloping sidewalk before the hapless woman comes along, trying to traverse it.
One man, clinging to a wall, tries to help her several times before giving up and sliding away. The undeterred woman then tries crawling toward her destination of stairs before standing up and sliding back again.
Finally, the woman gives up and slips, slides and stumbles her way across a cobblestone street out of sight.
Comments included:
“Some say she is still sliding to this day”
“I was having a pretty s–tty day, but this put a smile on my face. Well done sir.”
“LOL the person that tried helping them went 'well I can’t do THIS all f–kin day…'”
and
“That was excellent. That made me happy. And now I feel like a really bad person.”
Call Tech Support!
Something for the holidays.
(http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/yhvFSthE_n4/mqdefault.jpg) (http://youtube.com/embed/yhvFSthE_n4)
I love the expression on her face. ;D ;D ;D
I love the expression on her face. ;D ;D ;D
There must be a parking space shortage in that town. ;) ::) ;D
I love the expression on her face. ;D ;D ;D
There must be a parking space shortage in that town. ;) ::) ;D
Or it's car mating season? ;)
Gosh, what a great place to put one of those ceilings! :o :P
Gosh, what a great place to put one of those ceilings! :o :P
And people worry about door gaps especially the bottom of the doors that can be quite high. How about these stalls ? ;) ;D
:)
Jim Carrey and Eddie Murphy pose for a photo after running into each other working on the same studio set (2000) (https://twitter.com/Iearnhistory/status/1341932551330381825/photo/1)
When street parking is REALLY hard to come by. :o ;) ;D
Jim Carrey and Eddie Murphy pose for a photo after running into each other working on the same studio set (2000) (https://twitter.com/Iearnhistory/status/1341932551330381825/photo/1)
Wow, what an amazing coincidence! I'm really shocked I haven't seen that photo before, I would have thought it would have appeared in a lot of places.
"You're sure you're not gonna take it in to the body shop?"
"Nah, I'm great with a rivet gun." ;D ;D
A US Marine training in northern Japan on 12/23/2020. Next time you think you are having it tough, it can sometimes get worse. So as we used to say aboard ship, qwityerbellyakin ! ::) ;) ;D
There's probably some birdseed under there, too.....
There's probably some birdseed under there, too.....
High security. :o ;) ;D
There's probably some birdseed under there, too.....
There's probably some birdseed under there, too.....
"...and to this day, in the western USA, there's signs saying 'Look Out for Falling Rocks'."
Recently posted by Mark Hamill on his Tw1tter:
#BetterLateThanNever
Woody walks in to find Bo Peep in bed with Buzz Lightyear. He asks her, "What's this?!"
She smiles and says, "You've got a friend in me."
:o :o :o
Recently posted by Mark Hamill on his Tw1tter:
#BetterLateThanNever
I don't get it.
"A Man Who Forgot His Password to Access His Bitcoin Could Lose $ 220 Million" (https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/363394)
Some reports say the amount is as much as US$ 250 million. I sorta feel bad for him, but let this be a lesson: always have a backup of your passwords somewhere!
What the hell??? :o :o
What the hell??? :o :o
Where the heck was that taken? All those identical towers seem very oppressive.
Ok, I got curious enough to google search it. It's actually real, and it's even weirder than it looks. It's called "The Whampoa", and it's a SHOPPING MALL in Hong Kong with over 300 stores! All those building surrounding it are real, too. Once again, real life trumps art for strangeness. :o :o :o
Another example of bad bathroom design. :o ::)
Still won't use that set.
Meanwhile:
Cheddar: "Why Steam Pours From New York City Streets - Cheddar Explains" (https://youtu.be/QRKzA8JlYBU)
Bricklaying while dr unk? ;D
This woman from Myanmar was recording her aerobics class. Unbeknownst to her, her camera also picked up the start of the coup d'état that just ousted Aung San Suu Kyi. (https://old.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/laa59v/this_woman_from_myanmar_was_recording_her/)
Yup, that adds up. :o
This is a real photograph.
Somebody REALLY swore up a storm when they got back from lunch break! ;D ;D ;D
Cool that some companies have a raunchy sense of humor! ;D ;D ;D
Vlad the Inhaler.
It's bothered me for a while that they ignore all the sliding and spilling of everything in the building when they pick it up and carry it off....
It's bothered me for a while that they ignore all the sliding and spilling of everything in the building when they pick it up and carry it off....
That's going to be a BITCH to fix up when they hit port! :o :o :o
That's going to be a BITCH to fix up when they hit port! :o :o :o
Those longshoremen are going to be pissed! :D
That's going to be a BITCH to fix up when they hit port! :o :o :o
Those longshoremen are going to be pissed! :D
And you'll never find out how many fell off.....
(seriously, that's one the most closely guarded secrets in the shipping industry)
I'm pretty sure it was sneakers, and Nike decided to release the info because the sneakers turned out to be of major help in tracking ocean currents.
What if you turn it sideways?
I'm pretty sure it was sneakers, and Nike decided to release the info because the sneakers turned out to be of major help in tracking ocean currents.
https://magazine.washington.edu/feature/how-61000-floating-nikes-helped-an-oceanographer-find-his-calling/
:o :o :o :o :o
Seriously???
Posted for the AWESOMENESS.
Posted for the AWESOMENESS.
What the HELL??? :o :o :o
OOOkay.... :o
OOOkay.... :o
One quick fact-check later: (https://twitter.com/honkposter/status/1183122489460719616/photo/1)
It's mating season! ;) ;) ;D ;D
It's mating season! ;) ;) ;D ;D
Two questions:
How!?
and
Why?!
It's mating season! ;) ;) ;D ;D
Two questions:
How!?
and
Why?!
The TV Show M.A.S.H. was produced by 20th Century Fox.
20th Century Fox was bought by Disney.
Klinger is now a Disney Princess.
Max, I got nothing. Absolutely Nothing.
Actually, put an actual propeller on it and see if she will fly.
20 years ago I no longer wanted my MTV.
WANT.
One HELL of a driveway!!! :o
WANT.
One HELL of a driveway!!! :oBut handy for changing the oil.
One HELL of a driveway!!! :o
I think that's a rudimentary way of gaining access to the undercarriage of a car when you don't have a hydraulic lift. I see many similar such get-ups all over Africa.
One HELL of a driveway!!! :oBut handy for changing the oil.
One HELL of a driveway!!! :o
I think that's a rudimentary way of gaining access to the undercarriage of a car when you don't have a hydraulic lift. I see many similar such get-ups all over Africa.One HELL of a driveway!!! :oBut handy for changing the oil.
Well, that little Honda must have a sun roof for how in the hell would you be able to gain access into it. Or maybe as a hatchback there is sufficient room to gain access through the back of it because you certainly can't use the doors. Still seems crazy dangerous to me. :P
No, I don't know where this is from. Or why.
No, I don't know where this is from. Or why.
One also has to wonder about how many times Riker got written up for it....
Have another website that indexes and reviews adult games:
https://www.spicygaming.net/
It's nice to see that adult games have gone way beyond the simple "dating" sims (which I never could manage to win, even with the help of a walkthrough).
Have another website that indexes and reviews adult games:
https://www.spicygaming.net/
It's nice to see that adult games have gone way beyond the simple "dating" sims (which I never could manage to win, even with the help of a walkthrough).
HISHE: "Justice League Comedy Recap - HISHE Dubs (Theatrical Version)" (https://youtu.be/Kqjha9zx5iM)
I don't have to explain this, do I.....
I don't have to explain this, do I.....
...because the sign looks like a tablet from the Ten Commandments?
Over(fake)kill ;D
Over(fake)kill ;D
Over(fake)kill ;D
That vehicle has Alberta license plates ... you wouldn't be the owner of that Mercedes, would ya MaxBigfoot ? ??? ::) ;) ;D
I don't have to explain this, do I.....
...because the sign looks like a tablet from the Ten Commandments?
"The words of the prophets are written on the Subway wall" ;)
Okay, it's not gonna fall over right away. Now what are you gonna do? :o ;) :)
Today's date as written in short form in the US is: 4-3-21
In the UK that happened on March 4, 2021.I love thing like this - sadly I missed it.
In the UK that happened on March 4, 2021.
I love thing like this - sadly I missed it.
Extended length version. ;) :)
Slinky Dog!
Making ambient music out of Wikipedia edits:
http://listen.hatnote.com/
A sample:
(http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/F-1CwdqGGPM/mqdefault.jpg) (http://youtube.com/embed/F-1CwdqGGPM)
Bells are additions, strings are subtractions. Smaller edits sound higher tones, and larger edits lower ones. Green circles are anonymous edits and purple circles are bots. White circles are registered users.
Making ambient music out of Wikipedia edits:
http://listen.hatnote.com/
A sample:
(http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/F-1CwdqGGPM/mqdefault.jpg) (http://youtube.com/embed/F-1CwdqGGPM)
Bells are additions, strings are subtractions. Smaller edits sound higher tones, and larger edits lower ones. Green circles are anonymous edits and purple circles are bots. White circles are registered users.
Now that is really cool!
Time to move! :o
Time to move! :o
The plot twist: the alligator/crocodile lives there with his family and he put up the fence to keep humans out.
Anyone remember the episode of Animaniacs where they go through every country in the world? This is that on steroids.
Map Men: "The mystery of the squarest country" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mrNEVUuZdk)
Anyone remember the episode of Animaniacs where they go through every country in the world? This is that on steroids.
Map Men: "The mystery of the squarest country" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mrNEVUuZdk)
That was funny and witty and educational! Kudos, Zookie! :)
I foresee a MASSIVE wet mess in the near future... :o
:o
Cheddar Explains: "Why The U.S. Hates Roundabouts" (https://youtu.be/AqcyRxZJCXc)Very interesting.
Well, I guess it would work... ???
Well, he did what they said... ;)
The tailsign of the chopper is G-DEUP.It has been in a lot of UK based TV shows.
clickit (it's an animated GIF)
clickit (it's an animated GIF)
What is that creature?
clickit (it's an animated GIF)
What is that creature?
Cthulhu...
Anyone ever puff up their resume like this?
The world's longest pedestrian bridge at 1,693 feet opened in Arouca, Portugal, and it seems scary to walk over a deep gorge. :o
I suspect the trail he was riding was just a liiiiiiiiiiiiiiittle bit muddy. ;) :)
How in the bloody blue blazes is this possible??? :o
The world's longest pedestrian bridge at 1,693 feet opened in Arouca, Portugal, and it seems scary to walk over a deep gorge. :o
Watched Mission: Impossible again, and it reminded me of one of the most audacious real-life "Bavarian fire drills":
"Japan's biggest bank robbery (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/300_million_yen_robbery) was pulled off in this way in 1968. Four employees of the Nihon Shintaku Bank were assigned to deliver approximately 300 million yen from their branch to the local Toshiba factory, to be used as a cash bonus for the factory workers. A uniformed police officer on a motorcycle approached and stopped the cash transport vehicle, notifying them that their branch manager's house had been blown up and that there was a bomb threat against the cash transport as well. The four men exited the vehicle while the policeman crawled underneath the car to find the bomb. Seconds later, smoke billowed from under the vehicle, the policeman rolled back out, and shouted that it was about to blow. While the four men ran for cover, the 'cop' jumped into the driver's seat and made off with the money. The supposed 'bomb' turned out to be a road flare the thief set off while under the car. Neither the thief nor the money were ever located."
No lie, that's interesting. I wonder if they did one where everything was flip 90 degrees on the face of the Earth (either America or parts of Asia are the north or south pole.
No lie, that's interesting. I wonder if they did one where everything was flip 90 degrees on the face of the Earth (either America or parts of Asia are the north or south pole.
Actually, his other "Tilt" variations are just that! "Seapole" has both poles over water - the South Atlantic and the North Pacific. Less ice locked up in the polar caps means higher sea levels. "Shiveria" is the opposite - both poles are over land (Brazil and Indonesia). More ice in the polar caps means lower sea levels. "Jaredia" has the poles in Africa and the central Pacific, so you get "the widest possible east-west zone by turning the Americas sideways" - and (thanks to lower sea levels bringing back the Bering Land Bridge), it's possible to walk from Malaysia to Tierra Del Fuego and be in the same climate zone. That was a "thought experiment" to allow for the greatest possible migration of species.....
The A-10 attack aircraftI've seen them fly overhead at a military range here in the UK. Impressive to see at low level.
:o :o :o
I'm not so sure about these new crayons.....
A very nice piece of wonderful urban renewal! :)
A Landing Craft Air Cushion ( LCAC )from the USS Iwo Jima ( LHD - 7 ) of the Wasp class of Amphibious Assault ships pulls alongside to be uploaded to the welldeck of the ship. :)I love hovercraft's - especially exiting to see them close up.
Recovery of a US Navy MH-60S that crashed in January 2020 in the North Pacific being recovered on 5/19/21 to help determine why it went down. The crew did not perish. :)
Not suggestive
Recovery of a US Navy MH-60S that crashed in January 2020 in the North Pacific being recovered on 5/19/21 to help determine why it went down. The crew did not perish. :)
I wonder what all the yellow/green (I'm partially colorblind) is from?
Not suggestive
Damn, she's nice! I would certainly love to do what the sign is suggesting with her, over and over... ;) :)
It was worth it.
People really need this??? :o :o :oSo vaginal insertion is fine? :P
People really need this??? :o :o :oSo vaginal insertion is fine? :P
Got to fuel those hot pussies. ;D
People really need this??? :o :o :o
A very nice piece of wonderful urban renewal! :)
I thought this was a touching pic to add to the random, especially the day after Memorial Day.
Kudos to the artist, in such an unusual and short lived medium. :)
Amazing what a difference a little bit of color makes... :o :)
;D
HAPPY TIMES!
Christian Liden was a "rockhound" (rock collector) from an early age. When he was in the eighth grade, he made a vow that when he decided to get married, his engagement ring would be one where he collected all the materials himself - the gold and the stones.
Over the years, the Poulsbo WA resident managed to pan enough gold flakes to make a suitable ring. He also met Desirae Klokkevold. After five years of being together, and talking marriage, it was time for Christian to take the next step.
Telling Desirae he was going on a camping trip to Yellowstone with his friend, he and his buddy Josh instead went to Montana to find a few small sapphires. Then it was on to Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas, the only place in the US (and one of the few in the world) where the public can hunt for diamonds.
After three days of digging and poking and sifting, Christian spotted a 2.2 carat yellow diamond! Only about 1 in 10,000 visitors are lucky enough to find a diamond of more than one carat, according to the park.
When he got back to Poulsbo, he and Desirae went on a mushroom hunting trip. He told her where he really went, and popped The Question - showing her the diamond he found.
Naturally, she said yes.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2021/06/22/diamond-carat-found-arkansas-park/
Top: The happy couple. Bottom: Christian's finger pointing to the triangular diamond.
:)
^ Russian saying:
The church is near, but the way is icy.
The tavern is far; I will walk carefully.
Happy Bobby Bonilla Day!
Wait, wut?
Well, back at the end of his career with the Mets, outfielder Bobby Bonilla had his contract bought out by the team. Instead of giving him the cash value of the contract (something like $6 million), the Wilpons offered a deferred payment plan. Starting in 2011, he'd be paid $1.19 million every July 1 through 2035. The Wilpons figured they could invest the current cash value of the contract in their Ponzi scheme, and make more money that way. Bonilla looked at the offer, and rightfully figured that a guaranteed income years down the road was a much better deal, so he accepted.
It's become rather a running joke that "Bobby Bo" is still getting paid, years after his retirement.
It's so much of a joke that current owner Steve Cohen got in touch with Bonilla a few weeks ago and asked if he'd like to be part of a promotion (hopefully annual while the contract is still running) where they presented him with a giant check on the field before the game. The Mets couldn't complete the arrangements in time for this year's Bobby Bonilla Day (the team is on the road anyway), so they'll do it on July 28.
The deal actually worked out pretty well for the Mets, too.
The deferred payment plan (the likes of which are rather common these days) freed up enough payroll so the team could trade for pitcher Mike Hampton before the 2000 season. All Hampton did was get the team to the playoffs, and then win two games in the NLCS, earning the MVP award for the series, putting the team in the World Series for the first time since 1986.
And although Hampton opted for free agency when the season ended, the Mets got a compensation draft pick when he signed with Colorado. They used that pick to sign David Wright.....
https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/sports/mlb/columnist/bob-nightengale/2021/07/01/bobby-bonilla-day-mets-celebrate/7823541002/
::)
Another humorous way to decorate a big dent. ;D
::)
Another humorous way to decorate a big dent. ;D
::)
Is this at Hogwarts, or at the Xavier School? ;)
This has some humorous potential... ;D
This has some humorous potential... ;D
Something to ponder.
An MV-22 Tilt Rotor Osprey being refueled by a C-130 Hercules cargo/tanker. :)
Blue whale
:o :o :o
:o :o :o
Stenciling a new non-standard paint job on a A-10 Thunderbolt 2 aka "Warthog" to help commemorate the Indiana Air National Guard 100th anniversary. :)
Stenciling a new non-standard paint job on a A-10 Thunderbolt 2 aka "Warthog" to help commemorate the Indiana Air National Guard 100th anniversary. :)
Not familiar with the stencil...is that a dragon from the How to Train Your Dragon animated film series?
Stenciling a new non-standard paint job on a A-10 Thunderbolt 2 aka "Warthog" to help commemorate the Indiana Air National Guard 100th anniversary. :)
Not familiar with the stencil...is that a dragon from the How to Train Your Dragon animated film series?
Looks more like a snake head to me, Zookie.
US Marines from the Battalion 3/5, 31st MEU ( Marine Expeditionary Unit ) maneuver combat rubber craft near the Coral Sea by Australia.I didn't realize we spell that different too - "Maneuver (American English), manoeuvre (British English)"
US Marines from the Battalion 3/5, 31st MEU ( Marine Expeditionary Unit ) maneuver combat rubber craft near the Coral Sea by Australia.I didn't realize we spell that different too - "Maneuver (American English), manoeuvre (British English)"
US Marines from the Battalion 3/5, 31st MEU ( Marine Expeditionary Unit ) maneuver combat rubber craft near the Coral Sea by Australia.I didn't realize we spell that different too - "Maneuver (American English), manoeuvre (British English)"
US Marines from the Battalion 3/5, 31st MEU ( Marine Expeditionary Unit ) maneuver combat rubber craft near the Coral Sea by Australia.
I didn't realize we spell that different too - "Maneuver (American English), manoeuvre (British English)"
Yip. I think there’s a thread on that somewhere around here, actually.
Some of my favorites are curb & kerb, and tire & tyre. How Americans decided to spell that word with a “cu” instead of a “ke” is beyond me. And let’s not get into all those words that are spelt exactly the same, but are pronounced completely differently.
Please direct all questions to the Information Centaur.
Please direct all questions to the Information Centaur.
I don't I've ever had Tater tots. Am I missing anything?
I don't I've ever had Tater tots. Am I missing anything?
If you like French Fries ( like we Americans call them ) or chips ( like you Brits call them ) you will like them. They are fried potato balls, fluffy inside, crispy outside. Invented by a company called Ore-Ida ( Oregon-Idaho ) over sixty years ago in 1953 with the owners trying to figure out what to do with the leftover potato skins and other detritus of potato processing . You can make them yourself. You shred potatoes into thin strips using a box grader, drain excess water. Place shredded potatoes into a large mixing bowl. Stir parsley, salt, flour, seasoned pepper and onion powder until combined. Shape potato product into nuggets. Or you can buy from the grocery store which it's easier. ;D They are wonderful with malted vinegar or ketchup. :) There are also casserole recipes aplenty. :)
Well, here's one traffic sign I WON'T obey! ;)
Well, here's one traffic sign I WON'T obey! ;)
Seems like they're asking you to drive into the median ditch. :o ::) :P
Well, here's one traffic sign I WON'T obey! ;)
Seems like they're asking you to drive into the median ditch. :o ::) :P
Maybe it's from the latest Fast and Furious movie? ;)
Couldn’t figure out which “punk” thread this should go into, so I threw it in here.
They are fried potato balls, fluffy inside, crispy outside.Ah yes, I think I have had something similar, probably with breadcrumbs. I really want to eat some right now. ha ha
Couldn’t figure out which “punk” thread this should go into, so I threw it in here.
That reminds me of a 1970 Chrysler Imperial.
Couldn’t figure out which “punk” thread this should go into, so I threw it in here.
That reminds me of a 1970 Chrysler Imperial.
You are close, sir! But a little research shows it to be based off a 1972 Chrysler Imperial. Loved the fuselage styling from that era. Imperials will always be close to my heart, ever since I bought a 1959 Imperial Southampton LeBaron hardtop when I was in college. Damn, that was great car—back when Imperial was a separate Mopar marque
They must only have REALLY fat people visit there. ;)
BERMUDA: We're the smallest country to have ever won an Olympic Medal!
SAN MARINO: Hold my beer....
Alessandra Perilli wins Bronze in Women's Trap Shooting.
SAN MARINO: What was that again?
BERMUDA: Our medal is Gold.
Good use of space, but a little risky to use, I would think.
No, not planning on starting a thread about Raypunk. Kinda punked-out on all the variants.
No, it's not some critter eating another one whole. It is a C-5M Super Galaxy Air Force transport aircraft based in Dover Air Force Base in Delaware delivering two CH-47F Chinook Helicopters that were sold to Australia at Royal Australian Air Force Base in Townsville. It is part of the Foreign Military Sales program. It is also done for training purposes.
Remember a time when, if you ran out of gas you had to find a phone booth.
They're really closed.
They're really closed.
So many people still don't read signs. :P
A couple of MH-53E Sea Dragon helicopters from Mine Countermeasures Squadron 12 out of Norfolk , Virginia, out on exercises. :)
This sure shows how technology has advanced. :o
A couple of MH-53E Sea Dragon helicopters from Mine Countermeasures Squadron 12 out of Norfolk , Virginia, out on exercises. :)
Are those magnetometers or antennae sticking out of the left side of the helicopters?
A couple of MH-53E Sea Dragon helicopters from Mine Countermeasures Squadron 12 out of Norfolk , Virginia, out on exercises. :)
Are those magnetometers or antennae sticking out of the left side of the helicopters?
The left side? Zook, that’s the tail! :P
Yup, we would do most of our own car repair and maintenance ourselves too.I've always done my own auto repairs, albeit it is getting harder to do these days with the the electronics onboard.
Anywhere in the western states or provinces.
The king on his throne, baby! ;D
Somebody in this local government has got a sense of humor. ;D
A Michigan Air National Guard A-10C Thunderbolt II practicing landings on unprepared public roads in Alpena, Michigan. Imagine having that land in front of you. ;) ;D
A MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor from Marine Squadron VMM-268 landing on Amphibious Landing Dock ship USS John P. Murtha ( LPD-26). The United States remains the only country that mass manufactures this type of aircraft and after some teething problems, the U.S. Marines love the versatility of this aircraft. Can lift and land like a helicopter yet it can fly farther and faster than any helicopter and carry more than most helicopters. Semper Fi, Jarheads ! ;) ;D
A MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor from Marine Squadron VMM-268 landing on Amphibious Landing Dock ship USS John P. Murtha ( LPD-26). The United States remains the only country that mass manufactures this type of aircraft and after some teething problems, the U.S. Marines love the versatility of this aircraft. Can lift and land like a helicopter yet it can fly farther and faster than any helicopter and carry more than most helicopters. Semper Fi, Jarheads ! ;) ;D
Not sure if that's true. (https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20161221005017/en/Global-Military-Vertical-Take-off-and-Landing-Aircraft-Market-Driven-by-the-US-and-Russian-Markets-Technavio)
I will find out what city this bridge is at and I will never go there! :o :o :o
I will find out what city this bridge is at and I will never go there! :o :o :o
September 11, 2021, and this is a test to see if the Forum is back up and running.
"Cookies and Cream" is basically broken up Oreos in a plain vanilla-ish base, right?
So doesn't that make these Oreo-flavored Oreos?
A U.S. Air Force F-35A Lightning 2 does a flyby near the CN Tower in Toronto for the 2021 Canadian Air Show.
Ummmm....... Good to know, at any rate.
Ummmm....... Good to know, at any rate.
I thought that part of Indiana was landlocked? ;D ;D
I thought that part of Indiana was landlocked? ;D ;D
Ft. Wayne is a little ways from the ocean.
I thought that part of Indiana was landlocked? ;D ;DFt. Wayne is a little ways from the ocean.
Yes it is, just a tad*.
* a tad is the equivalent of 620 miles as the crow flies (https://www.distance-cities.com/distance-fort-wayne-in-to-ocean-isle-beach-nc)
I will find out what city this bridge is at and I will never go there! :o :o :o
Apparently, it's in Genoa, Italy.
A picture to make most utilities guys have nightmares for the rest of their lives. :o
Plastering a wall is hard - but I am getting better.
The USS Tennessee, SSBN - 734, enters the Kings Bay, Georgia, Drydock Refit Facility for a refit ( Navy term for maintenance ). She is an OHIO class Fleet Ballistic missile submarine ( SSBN ) capable of launching 24 Trident D-5 missiles with up to 10 nuclear warheads each with a yield of 370 Kilotons each. The Hiroshima bomb yield was 15 Kilotons of TNT. She is the single most powerful weapons system on the planet. And there are 14 of them.
The USS Tennessee, SSBN - 734, enters the Kings Bay, Georgia, Drydock Refit Facility for a refit ( Navy term for maintenance ). She is an OHIO class Fleet Ballistic missile submarine ( SSBN ) capable of launching 24 Trident D-5 missiles with up to 10 nuclear warheads each with a yield of 370 Kilotons each. The Hiroshima bomb yield was 15 Kilotons of TNT. She is the single most powerful weapons system on the planet. And there are 14 of them.
And this week I hear that Christopher Nolan's latest film project is about Robert Oppenheimer, one of the fathers of the "Manhattan Project" that led to Little Man and Fat Boy.
turn turn turn
The USS Tennessee, SSBN - 734, enters the Kings Bay, Georgia, Drydock Refit Facility for a refit ( Navy term for maintenance ). She is an OHIO class Fleet Ballistic missile submarine ( SSBN ) capable of launching 24 Trident D-5 missiles with up to 10 nuclear warheads each with a yield of 370 Kilotons each. The Hiroshima bomb yield was 15 Kilotons of TNT. She is the single most powerful weapons system on the planet. And there are 14 of them.
And this week I hear that Christopher Nolan's latest film project is about Robert Oppenheimer, one of the fathers of the "Manhattan Project" that led to Little Man and Fat Boy.
Hiroshima was bombed using Little Boy and Nagasaki with Fat Man.
It's a good skill to pick up.yes it is, albeit, I'm still not that great.
Something to keep in mind if you have any meetings scheduled for next month.
The Brits and the Yanks are telling the Chinese Communists to go fuck themselves. :)Go Aukus...
More genius! :)
Another genius. ;)
Another genius. ;)
Guess he'll accidentally commit sewercide. ::) ;) ;D
Question: do you really have pounds of "toxic po op" in your colon? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YQgz-MPhXo)
The short answer: no.
The slightly longer answer: hell no.
OK, enough with the silly photos, time for a serious question.
In my minimal TV/short film watching, it seems to me that whenever there's an interracial relationship, it's always a black man and a white woman. Even in commercials (e.g. the "Jake from State Farm" ones, where women give him tons of stuff thinking he got them special rates on their insurance).
Is this a real thing, or do I need a bigger data set?
OK, enough with the silly photos, time for a serious question.
In my minimal TV/short film watching, it seems to me that whenever there's an interracial relationship, it's always a black man and a white woman. Even in commercials (e.g. the "Jake from State Farm" ones, where women give him tons of stuff thinking he got them special rates on their insurance).
Is this a real thing, or do I need a bigger data set?
My observation, which is not based on hard data but just what I experience, the most common interracial pairings I see is between whites and asians.
The F-117, the first stealth Fighter/Bomber in a dissimilar air combat training mission against F-15's of the California air National Guard 144th Fighter wing out of Fresno, California.
Love is where you find it. :)
This is recently announced tire made by Michelin which they call the airless "Uptis" tire with an initial introduction in 2024 in luxury/high performance cars. Due to its construction, it requires no air or even balancing since it is integrated with the wheel at the factory. It will have at least 200,000 miles / 320,000 Km of thread life and it will make spare tires obsolete. It also has a speed rating of 200 MPH or 320KPH so it will be good for all passenger vehicles. No flat tires, no blowouts, no maintenance. It also gives a smoother ride since the tire conforms to the road more than regular tires. Yup, it will be more expensive when you buy the car but in the long run it will be cheaper since you may not need to replace it due to its long life.
This is recently announced tire made by Michelin which they call the airless "Uptis" tire with an initial introduction in 2024 in luxury/high performance cars. Due to its construction, it requires no air or even balancing since it is integrated with the wheel at the factory. It will have at least 200,000 miles / 320,000 Km of thread life and it will make spare tires obsolete. It also has a speed rating of 200 MPH or 320KPH so it will be good for all passenger vehicles. No flat tires, no blowouts, no maintenance. It also gives a smoother ride since the tire conforms to the road more than regular tires. Yup, it will be more expensive when you buy the car but in the long run it will be cheaper since you may not need to replace it due to its long life.
I wonder what it will cost for a winter version? There's no way that tread can deal with the ice and snow we get here.
What in the heck is going on here??? ???
On September 18, 2021, the 77th anniversary of " Operation Market Garden " was commemorated by paratroopers of twelve different nations at the original drop zone of Ginkelse Heide, Netherlands by three airborne divisions on September 17, 1944 which ended up as a fiasco. The Germans successfully repulsed the offensive and rather than ending the war by Christmas as Field Marshal General Bernard Montgomery, who pushed for this action and convinced Supreme Allied Commander Europe Dwight Eisenhower to give his support, it ended as a delay to the war in the western front. It became the story for the book and later on the movie " A Bridge Too Far ".
SCARY!!!
SCARY!!!
Did you know that under the Witchcraft Act of 1735, for almost two centuries, if you were a meteorologist, you technically were considered to be a witch (https://youtu.be/p0XNqHp6piw) in the United Kingdom?
Some commentary on a recent "outage".
MadzIsStacked natural size.
I don't think that complies with the handicapped access bylaws... :o
Posted without comment.
(Though I just commented, didn't I.....)
Fortuitous, funny, and even on topic! ;D
Fortuitous, funny, and even on topic! ;D
Alternate version :)
A task force led by the USS Carl Vinson ( CVN-70 ) in the center, the HMS Queen Elizabeth ( R08 ) on the right and the JS Kaga ( DDH-184 ) on the left from Japan, conduct an exercise in the South China Sea in international waters. The aircraft are, in the center, a E-2D Hawkeye, four F-18F Super Hornets to its side and two F-35C Lightning II stealth fighters on the outside. :)
Museums have found that social media is really incoherent and inconsistent when it comes to blocking legit and well-known works of art for "violating" their various codes. Fazebork, for example, had to apologize when it removed a picture of the Venus of Willendorf for being "pornographic".
In Vienna, museums are fighting back in an interesting way:
Vienna laid bare on OnlyFans
https://www.wien.info/en/sightseeing/museums-exhibitions/of-411216
Vienna and its art institutions are among the casualties of this new wave of prudishness – with nude statues and famous artworks blacklisted under social media guidelines, and repeat offenders even finding their accounts temporarily suspended. That’s why we decided to put the capital’s world-famous “explicit” artworks on OnlyFans.
(http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/jiEMnTLhx3w/mqdefault.jpg) (http://youtube.com/embed/jiEMnTLhx3w)
Museums have found that social media is really incoherent and inconsistent when it comes to blocking legit and well-known works of art for "violating" their various codes. Fazebork, for example, had to apologize when it removed a picture of the Venus of Willendorf for being "pornographic".
In Vienna, museums are fighting back in an interesting way:
Vienna laid bare on OnlyFans
https://www.wien.info/en/sightseeing/museums-exhibitions/of-411216
Vienna and its art institutions are among the casualties of this new wave of prudishness – with nude statues and famous artworks blacklisted under social media guidelines, and repeat offenders even finding their accounts temporarily suspended. That’s why we decided to put the capital’s world-famous “explicit” artworks on OnlyFans.
(http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/jiEMnTLhx3w/mqdefault.jpg) (http://youtube.com/embed/jiEMnTLhx3w)
What does Sonny Bono have to do with Iron Man, Ant-Man, Spider-Man, and Thor?
Here's the answer:
(https://img.youtube.com/vi/h63UDp5mJWw/hqdefault.jpg)
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A U.S. Soldier testing a Ghillie camouflage suit for all weather use at Fort Benning, Georgia. :)
When you drop a Nokia phone from a few thousand feet. ;) :)
When you drop a Nokia phone from a few thousand feet. ;) :)
One time I dropped my Nokia 3310 while I was crossing the street. Then the light changed and multiple cars ran over it. When the light turned red again I retrieved it. Dusted it off. It still worked.
That must be a fun hallway to run through... :o :)
That must be a fun hallway to run through... :o :)
Why did "Baby Elephant Walk" (https://youtu.be/b1z4JfxFb6c) go through my head while looking at that photo? ;)
You can tell by the people that this is...er, was an attempt at a real staircase.
More of this sort of thing here: https://travelerdoor.com/2021/05/23/stairfails/
You can tell by the people that this is...er, was an attempt at a real staircase.
More of this sort of thing here: https://travelerdoor.com/2021/05/23/stairfails/
:o :o :o
:o :o :o
I hope that's a trompe-l'œil. Otherwise, that's a Hellmouth.
Fashion. :P
Gal Gadot has been cast in the Disney live action movie : Snow White.
Gal is playing the Evil Queen.
Gal Gadot has been cast in the Disney live action movie : Snow White.
Gal is playing the Evil Queen.
Angelina Jolie and Charlize Theron must have been busy, or didn't want to be typecast.
Is this you, too?
I like how the artist has blended the staircase into the painting. :)
That's bloody weird. I wonder how no one noticed him for days?
Is this you, too?
;D
WTF?? I don't even... :o :o :o ??? ??? ???
WTF?? I don't even... :o :o :o ??? ??? ???
Meth lab?
That's one wild and creative light fixture! :o :)
:P
Ummm......... what isotope is it?
A B-52 bomber cockpit. Notice the mechanical gauges ? No aircraft built in the last 30 years or so has them. The youngest B-52 was built in 1962 so next year the B-52H will be 60 years old and they will be re-engined so they can fly until the 2060 -2070 years. :o
A B-52 bomber cockpit. Notice the mechanical gauges ? No aircraft built in the last 30 years or so has them. The youngest B-52 was built in 1962 so next year the B-52H will be 60 years old and they will be re-engined so they can fly until the 2060 -2070 years. :o
If the basic design still works, why mess with it?
And anyone else remember the days before everyone was online?
Just sayin'. (https://youtu.be/xDzvX9S9iSc?t=311)
Just sayin'. (https://youtu.be/xDzvX9S9iSc?t=311)
Wait… people actually keep track of shit like this ?
An interesting Long Read:
Have you had trouble understanding the dialogue in movies lately? Whether in the theater or streaming at home?
Here's Why Movie Dialogue Has Gotten More Difficult To Understand (And Three Ways To Fix It)
Ben Pearson, Slashfilm
https://www.slashfilm.com/673162/heres-why-movie-dialogue-has-gotten-more-difficult-to-understand-and-three-ways-to-fix-it/
I used to be able to understand 99% of the dialogue in Hollywood films. But over the past 10 years or so, I've noticed that percentage has dropped significantly — and it's not due to hearing loss on my end. It's gotten to the point where I find myself occasionally not being able to parse entire lines of dialogue when I see a movie in a theater, and when I watch things at home, I've defaulted to turning the subtitles on to make sure I don't miss anything crucial to the plot....
This problem indeed goes far beyond simply flipping a switch or two on a mixing board. It's much more complex than I anticipated, and it turns out there isn't one simple element that can be singled out and blamed as the primary culprit.
"There are a number of root causes," says Mark Mangini, the Academy Award-winning sound designer behind films like "Mad Max: Fury Road" and "Blade Runner 2049." "It's really a gumbo, an accumulation of problems that have been exacerbated over the last 10 years ... that's kind of this time span where all of us in the filmmaking community are noticing that dialogue is harder and harder to understand."
An interesting Long Read:
Have you had trouble understanding the dialogue in movies lately? Whether in the theater or streaming at home?
Here's Why Movie Dialogue Has Gotten More Difficult To Understand (And Three Ways To Fix It)
Ben Pearson, Slashfilm
https://www.slashfilm.com/673162/heres-why-movie-dialogue-has-gotten-more-difficult-to-understand-and-three-ways-to-fix-it/
I used to be able to understand 99% of the dialogue in Hollywood films. But over the past 10 years or so, I've noticed that percentage has dropped significantly — and it's not due to hearing loss on my end. It's gotten to the point where I find myself occasionally not being able to parse entire lines of dialogue when I see a movie in a theater, and when I watch things at home, I've defaulted to turning the subtitles on to make sure I don't miss anything crucial to the plot....
This problem indeed goes far beyond simply flipping a switch or two on a mixing board. It's much more complex than I anticipated, and it turns out there isn't one simple element that can be singled out and blamed as the primary culprit.
"There are a number of root causes," says Mark Mangini, the Academy Award-winning sound designer behind films like "Mad Max: Fury Road" and "Blade Runner 2049." "It's really a gumbo, an accumulation of problems that have been exacerbated over the last 10 years ... that's kind of this time span where all of us in the filmmaking community are noticing that dialogue is harder and harder to understand."
Kithara has taught singing for over twenty five years now and has noticed the same thing in much of media. She is made acutely aware of this when new students come to her and "want to sing" just like whomever is the hot thing right now. As the article points out, there is no single culprit or primary cause, but rather an accumulation of influences, forces, and technical changes that has resulted in a progressive degradation of the clarity, enunciation, diction, and basic word use/pronunciation in modern media.
This is not the slow adjustments in dialog or turns of phrase over time, but rather the ability of the performer to form the sounds of speech such that a general audience can recognize the words they are saying. There really is a proper way to speak such that your words, no matter what they are, can be heard and understood. In short, people are getting sloppy with their pronunciation and enunciation.
Too many times people think they can act, speak, sing, dance, draw, cook, and even reason well - when they lack some basic skill sets that would greatly improve those acts, but they have not taken the time to learn and master them. It is not a fake it till you make it mentality, but rather a do whatever, call it great, and deride anyone who points out that it isn't. But, again that is oversimplifying. Just because you are in a movie does not mean you are an Actor.
The juxtaposition of the Giant Green.....Thing and the image on the "box" in the background.....
How to practice "Safe Sex" in the Late Victorian era.
The leg shadow ha ha
The leg shadow ha ha
The topography of the lower 48, with the vertical scale exaggerated a hundredfold.
Here's one with the vertical scale even MORE exaggerated!!!
What?
Absolute trust. :o
Absolute trust. :o
Handling all of that weight one-handed? How is that even possible??
:)
:)When copy-and-paste goes wrong
Nenthead Cumbria, UK.
OK, to heck with Dark Matter.
The REAL mystery in Science?
When and how did the anus evolve?
https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2021/05/evolution-butts/618915/
The Body’s Most Embarrassing Organ Is an Evolutionary Marvel
And yet we have very little idea where anuses come from.
By Katherine J. Wu
"A cursory glance at the animal tree of life might at first suggest that anal openings appeared about 550 million years ago, around the time our own bloblike ancestors straightened out into tubes. But Hejnol and many others think that the anus was so useful that animals independently evolved it at least half a dozen times, perhaps many more, and not necessarily in the same way. This timeline has other snags: Some creatures have since lost their anal opening—and some might have made theirs even further back in history."
"Many of the animals that have managed to keep some version of the anus embellished upon it, and now harbor an organ of immense extravagance. Turtles, like sea cucumbers, breathe through their butt. Young dragonflies suck water into theirs, then spew it out to propel themselves forward. Scorpions jettison their posterior when attacked from behind, evading capture but tragically losing their ability to [crap] (and eventually dying with their abdomen full of excrement). Lacewing larvae incapacitate termite prey with the toxic flatulence they emit from their end—“they literally KO their enemies with death farts,” Ainsley Seago, an entomologist at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, told me."
Two Marine Corps Lockheed KC-130J Super Hercules refueling tankers fly in formation near Japan. The C-130 Hercules has been in production since 1954 and will remain in production till at least the 2040 -2060 time frame which makes it the longest aircraft in production in history and could be the first aircraft to reach 100+ years of production. A tremendously successful design which for its size and capabilities still remains the best there is.
Anyone can live on Svalbard.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svalbard
Effective since 1925, the Svalbard Treaty that defines Norway's sovereignty over the archipelago has some very interesting conditions. The most curious is that the islands are an entirely visa-free zone. This gives citizens of all treaty signatories the right to live there.
Anyone can live on Svalbard.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svalbard
Effective since 1925, the Svalbard Treaty that defines Norway's sovereignty over the archipelago has some very interesting conditions. The most curious is that the islands are an entirely visa-free zone. This gives citizens of all treaty signatories the right to live there.
Ouch :(
The question I have would be why anybody would want to live inside permanently a refrigerator? :o ??? ;) ;D Seriously, I hate the cold. Ever since I broke my right leg 1 1/2 inches above my right ankle about 9 years ago, in the Winter I get this bothersome throbbing pain which is not debilitating but a reminder from my leg to me of my fuck up. A place like that it would be absolutely miserable for me to live in. :P
The question I have would be why anybody would want to live inside permanently a refrigerator? :Humans are the most adaptable species. I think can people acclimatize to both cold or hot given time.
The question I have would be why anybody would want to live inside permanently a refrigerator? :
Humans are the most adaptable species. I think can people acclimatize to both cold or hot given time.I like my sunlight too. But I could deal with it for a year. Svalbard sounds fun. As long as it doesn't get that cold.
Very little daylight in the in winter on Svalbard may be a deal breaker for me though.
The question I have would be why anybody would want to live inside permanently a refrigerator? :Humans are the most adaptable species. I think can people acclimatize to both cold or hot given time.I like my sunlight too. But I could deal with it for a year. Svalbard sounds fun. As long as it doesn't get that cold.
Very little daylight in the in winter on Svalbard may be a deal breaker for me though.
Who else wants one?I already have that as a T-shirt :D
I'm panicking just LOOKING at those photos.That Skittles ad sounds like a super-villain origin story ;D
Meanwhile:
I think it was more of a 70s thing, but still....No plastic sheeting covering everything?
Any guesses?
I think it was more of a 70s thing, but still....
Any guesses?
I think it was more of a 70s thing, but still....No plastic sheeting covering everything?
Any guesses?
How many guys does it take to change a lightbulb...? ;)
How many guys does it take to change a lightbulb...? ;)
I think the more pertinent question is how many idiots are gonna get hurt/killed changing a lightbulb? ??? ::) ;) ;D
How many guys does it take to change a lightbulb...? ;)
I think the more pertinent question is how many idiots are gonna get hurt/killed changing a lightbulb? ??? ::) ;) ;D
How many people are going either to the morgue or to the ER while changing a lightbulb? :D
When having your house flooded is just NOT bad enough...It's the 'gator's house now.
A few days ago, I shared with you the glory that was Jon Bois' demolition of the NBA in a computer game.
Turns out he did something similar for football.
The Breaking Madden Super Bowl: The Machine is Bleeding to Death
https://www.sbnation.com/2014/1/30/5351052/breaking-madden-super-bowl-broncos-seahawks
Over the course of the season, I've discovered lots of different ways to hack Madden NFL 25 into a thing that no longer resembles football as we know it. I've played around with rules, injury settings, all manner of player ratings, player dimensions, and anything else the game's developers have made available to us.
This time is special, though, because I'm pulling out every single one of the stops at the same time. No other scenario I've built in Madden has been so abjectly cruel or unfair; no other scenario has even been close.
He decided to do the Super Bowl XLVIII - Seahawks vs Broncos. As with his NBA game abuse, he played with the player stats. He gave every player on the Seahawks the maximum possible stats the game would allow. The Broncos got the exact opposite.
Things went as comically well as one could expect.....
Why the HELL is this even a thing??? :o
Beyond all the other funny stuff, it's hilarious how maxing any positions stats makes them look like an offensive lineman. ;D
Being as safe as possible? :o ::) :)Better safe than sorry! :D
It's little more than "Mastermind" with words instead of colors or anything else....(and no, I have NEVER played it)You're right. And I have never played it either.
In case you wanted to know:
The Hollywood Reporter: “The Rise and Fall of the Big Bunny: What Happened to Hugh Hefner’s Private Jet” (https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lifestyle/lifestyle-news/hugh-hefners-playboy-jet-big-bunny-inside-rise-fall-1045331/)
A nice bit of clever craftsmanship. :)It's a small bit of a trip hazard though, isn't it?
Just do it. :PVery practical.
Wish I had come up with this.That's just perfect!
This is not a morph but a real cat. It is a Maine Coon cat and they tend to be much larger than the average Tabby, just like Great Danes are much bigger than Weiner dogs, even though this one in Russia is with his owner is unusually much larger than most of his breed. His name is Kefir. :)
Ummm..... PHRASING?If it's true, it isn't bragging. ;D
Another Darwin Award contestant. :o
Ummm..... Spellcheck?
Auto-correct + rushing = these kinds of mistakes. And in the case of the Kansas City poster, spellcheck wouldn't have made the difference since "anally" is spelled correctly...Ummm..... Spellcheck?
I see these phenomena all over. Guess that proofreading is a lost skill nowadays. Where I work there was a in the employee bulletin board a message stating, " Do you know your roll at work? ", which made no sense in the context of the rest of the message but if they had put Role instead, then it would work. Guess that basic literacy and grammar are no longer taught in our schools. :(
I've just been listening to what I think is (can't understand it) the Russian Navy on 4649.5 Khz via:I would have loved to hear it but the site is being slammed due to current events...
http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/
Lots of EAMs on US frequencies, more than normal - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_Action_Message
I would have loved to hear it but the site is being slammed due to current events...[/size]I tried a few minutes later and it was swamped - even flightradar24 is slow this morning.
It seems the Russians are sending in much older tanks to and equipment in the first phase of invasion to exhaust Ukrainian weapons.(cannon fodder) The Ukrainians have the FGM-148 Javelin anti-tank weapon, which the Russians are oblivious scared of.
The Russians are taking loses - but these are young and less trained troops. Shocking tactics.
The tactics of the Ukrainians is (predictably) is not to engage the Russians in on open ground.
turning Russia into a pariah state.So true.
Ummm..... Spellcheck?
He... really wanted to go for a swim? :o :o ??? ???
This is not a morph or any photoshop, it is a real dog with a permanent smile. His name is Chevy and he is a Pomeranian breed, 9 years old from Kettering, Ohio belonging to Tina and Bart Denlinger. The couple state that he is the happiest and most playful dog they've ever had and that he acts more like a puppy than a dog his age. :)Cuteness overload!
Kettering, OhioOhio has a Kettering.
The driver should have read his own trailer before he left...Or the bridge that seems to say 10'.
Ukrainian women ready to fight.
turning Russia into a pariah state.So true.
That is a good point about the birth rate.
I doubt 200k Russian troops is enough to suppress Ukraine ultimately.
Anyway, why wasn't I invited?There was a song about that (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_odTlZaoLCA) once... ;)
There are reports of Russians not fighting "to the death" because the Russian army is mostly made up of conscripts so they didn't volunteer into the army but where dragged in and so they don't see a good reason to be in Ukraine.No doubt about it. I've seen videos that report to show they have MRE's dated 2015.
TThe Rouble has collapsed which, just like the Turkish Lira, will cause hyperinflation and eventual systematic economic collapse.The Rouble is rubble.
Putin has turned Russia into a State that will be isolated and the many Russians who enjoyed travel outside may end up just like the Soviets.I was reading something this morning that said Aeroflot planes are leased, and now that they have lost their insurance. they'll all have to go back to Ireland where they leased from. Not that they'd get spare parts to fix them.
A Russian Pantsir-S1 in Ukraine - it was reportedly stuck in mud and abandoned, then local villagers came and burned it down.
Unit cost US$ 13.15 million
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pantsir_missile_system
My supervisor at work is from the Ukraine. His sister is still there, she lives in Kiev. Apparently, some of the captured Russian soldiers have said that all their cel phones were taken away before the invasion, and many of them thought they were on a military exercise, not an invasion. Hence, them fleeing when shot at and abandoning their equipment. I don't know how correct this is, but it's info from a civilian on the ground there.Remember that the Russian army is not comprised of volunteers but of conscripts. That reporting has been corroborated by numerous observers: that they were told that they were conducting "military exercises" and at the last minute, boom, their commanders tell them "we're invading Ukraine".
Trying to prevent this thread from leaning too hard into current affairs:
There's many very good reasons (https://thehockeynews.com/news/10-hilariously-ridiculous-stats-to-illustrate-wayne-gretzkys-dominance) why Wayne Gretsky is nicknamed "The Great One". Here's just three:
If you chopped Gretzky’s entire career numbers in half, he’d still be 17th all-time in points.
If you only counted Gretzky’s seasons after turning 30, he’d still rank fourth all-time in points per game.
Gretzky is the only player to record a 200-point season...and he did that four times.
Trying to prevent this thread from leaning too hard into current affairs:
There's many very good reasons (https://thehockeynews.com/news/10-hilariously-ridiculous-stats-to-illustrate-wayne-gretzkys-dominance) why Wayne Gretsky is nicknamed "The Great One". Here's just three:
If you chopped Gretzky’s entire career numbers in half, he’d still be 17th all-time in points.
If you only counted Gretzky’s seasons after turning 30, he’d still rank fourth all-time in points per game.
Gretzky is the only player to record a 200-point season...and he did that four times.
Many years ago I read a Reader's Digest novelization of this story.
I think they made a Hollywood movie about the adventure starring (if memory serves) Gene Hackman as U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Iceal Hambleton.
Paper Skies: "Bat 21: The Most Expensive Rescue Operation in US Air Force History | Aviation in Vietnam War" (https://youtu.be/VehjTmZDUHA)
Many years ago I read a Reader's Digest novelization of this story.
I think they made a Hollywood movie about the adventure starring (if memory serves) Gene Hackman as U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Iceal Hambleton.
Paper Skies: "Bat 21: The Most Expensive Rescue Operation in US Air Force History | Aviation in Vietnam War" (https://youtu.be/VehjTmZDUHA)
If I remember correctly, that movie came out 20+ years ago.
^ Why do they want to torture us like this??I know right - traveling across the US does my head in.
^ Why do they want to torture us like this??
^ Why do they want to torture us like this??I know right - traveling across the US does my head in.
Yep.;D ;D ;D
"You should see the new swing set at the playground! It's the bomb!" ;)Damn!
So true.
I dunno whether to call an electrician or a plumber... :oCall a priest for whoever uses that socket :D
In the movie The Dark Knight, Bruce Wayne's cell phone number is 735-185-7301.
There is no area code 735 in the United States.
The main part of American phone numbers never start with the number "1".
In the movie The Dark Knight, Bruce Wayne's cell phone number is 735-185-7301.
There is no area code 735 in the United States.
The main part of American phone numbers never start with the number "1".
After years of watching American movies I thought all numbers in the US began 555 followed by four more numbers... ;D
I have no words for the stupidity... :o ??? :P
Ha ha 50+ hereSo true.
I'm the top one.
Ha ha 50+ hereSo true.
I'm the top one.
I have no words for the stupidity... :o ??? :PMaybe he has someone bracing the door and keeping it steady? ...
Seen on my local library's website today:
CadZZilla, owned by ZZtop guitarist Gibbons since 1983, he still likes to drive it around. :)I love that guy :)
Am I right in thinking she is lifting 160lbs?35 + 45 + 35 + 45 = 160, so, yes.
The sexy Dani Elle Speegle.
He likes to stay in communication.Could be a Citizen's Band radio fan...could be a three-letter agency dude...who knows?
Actually I missed the white 10lbs on the ends - so 180lbs in total. I'm 5'11" and 180lbs. She could lift me over her head ha ha.Am I right in thinking she is lifting 160lbs?35 + 45 + 35 + 45 = 160, so, yes.
The sexy Dani Elle Speegle.
Abandoned / wrecked Russian tank seen on the Kyiv-Lviv road.
Note the graffito......
Actually I missed the white 10lbs on the ends - so 180lbs in total. I'm 5'11" and 180lbs. She could lift me over her head ha ha.Am I right in thinking she is lifting 160lbs?35 + 45 + 35 + 45 = 160, so, yes.
The sexy Dani Elle Speegle.
Rendered speechless... :o :o :o
You missed whatever the weight of the bar is, so even more than 180lbs.Yeah good point. As far as I can tell they are 45lbs.
Am I right in thinking she is lifting 160lbs?
The sexy Dani Elle Speegle.
35 + 45 + 35 + 45 = 160, so, yes.
Actually I missed the white 10lbs on the ends - so 180lbs in total. I'm 5'11" and 180lbs. She could lift me over her head ha ha.
Rendered speechless... :o :o :oNow that is some creative engineering!
Which one would you eat first?
Check here after you decide. (https://www.atlasobscura.com/lists/our-favorite-edible-imposters)
:oWho's a good doggo? You're a good doggo! Yes you are, yes you are, yes you are!
A great bit of recycling, though I dunno how well birds will like it. :)
As clear a warning as I ever did see. :o...and still someone would say to themselves, "how bad could it be?" ;)
Channel 9 News in 2020, a live weather report on location in Scone, Australia, when all of a sudden, along comes the god of thunder... (https://youtu.be/sgdjq-wx7XQ)
Effective.....
How to tell a retired sailor's car. ;)That, and the eyepatch. ;)
Channel 9 News in 2020, a live weather report on location in Scone, Australia, when all of a sudden, along comes the god of thunder... (https://youtu.be/sgdjq-wx7XQ)
You're welcome :)
That was great! Thanks Zook. ;D
So true. A lot of young people nowadays do not know how to use a stick shiftThat'll get even more so when electric cars become more widespread.
I even had to coach a 23 year old man how to change a tire since he had a flat in the employee lot and did not know how to use the jack or the tire wrench. Pitiful. :PThat is just young people today, they don't fix anything like we used to.
I can't understand how they built it, let alone how it remains standing! :oThat's some solid "redneck engineering" right there! :)
Did you know that Pierce Brosnan wanted to keep the Aston Martin Vanquish he drove in Die Another Day (2002) so badly that he threatened to refuse to show up for the film's premiere (https://youtu.be/0BbknmTXfUk?t=166) unless they'd let him keep the car? Aston Martin reluctantly let him do so. Unfortunately for Brosnan, in February 2015, the car was destroyed in a garage fire at his California home (https://www.jamesbondlifestyle.com/news/pierce-brosnans-own-aston-martin-vanquish-destroyed-fire), reduced to nothing but the custom license plates and a few bolts. Fortunately nothing else was lost in the fire, and no one was hurt.
When it was released in 2002, you could buy a brand-new Aston Martin Vanquish for US$230,000.
Twenty years later, you could pick up a used one for around US$75,000. Still worth it, if you ask me.
That bishop is not en prise, though. They're on the same side, anyway.Thank you so much, rtpoe, for that laugh. I had been in the dumps all day today (long long story) and that really made me laugh out loud. So, thank you.
Lol
We got you covered.These are the questions we need answers to! Hip hip hurrah to the NHS!
We got you covered.
:o
My imagination isn't strong enough. I'm at a loss to explain this one. :o ???
My imagination isn't strong enough. I'm at a loss to explain this one. :o ???
It looks to me like they used an old transit bus that was probably going to be disposed of and somebody thought that it could be used as a temporary pedestrian bridge to cross that narrow stream. You can see the foot path that leads to the rear access door and the front access door is a simple step down to the ground. They most likely used a crane to place it there. My $0.02. :)
The right place at the right time.....
I concur.My imagination isn't strong enough. I'm at a loss to explain this one. :o ???
It looks to me like they used an old transit bus that was probably going to be disposed of and somebody thought that it could be used as a temporary pedestrian bridge to cross that narrow stream. You can see the foot path that leads to the rear access door and the front access door is a simple step down to the ground. They most likely used a crane to place it there. My $0.02. :)
This is Corporal Manny, mascot of the United States Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, named after Corporal Johnny Manuelito who was one of the Navajo code talkers from World War 2. The Navajo code talkers simply spoke in their tribal language and relayed intelligence and commands between Marine units in the open channels and the Japanese never figured out their messages since no Japanese ever heard of the Navajo. The Navajo nation is the largest tribe by area in the USA occupying a big chunk of Northeast Arizona, southeast Utah, Northwest New Mexico and Southwest Colorado which is also known as four corners and the only place in the USA where you can stand on four states at the same time. :)It's called "Four Corners", and is the only such "quadripoint" in the entire United States of America.
Great! LOL"Jimmy Stewart (Jim Carrey) doesn't approve of Jim Carrey's (Mark McKinney) impression of him, nor Joe Pesci's (Jim Breuer) violent behavior. Aired 05/18/96"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BPL5tT9_2Y
:o :o :oJust another day in Crazy Town... :D
Cos I can't find the thread on black and white photos.
An M903 Patriot missile launcher at Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska. The Northern Lights are lighting it. :)That aurora borealis is beautiful
Driver of van: "Oh yeah?" ;DYeah, he took it as a challenge and not as a warning :D
Aw, c'mon... REALLY??? :o ???I had to look it up because it seemed rather unlikely, and:
Aw, c'mon... REALLY??? :o ???I had to look it up because it seemed rather unlikely, and:
9 News (Australia), 21 January 2022: "'Wall-licking is not a problem': Hospital CEO addresses signage prank" (https://www.9news.com.au/national/queensland-townsville-university-hospital-ceo-addresses-walllicking-signage-prank/9590af73-9351-42e2-a46d-cd0d8aef4d41)
The CEO of a hospital in Queensland's north has declared a series of signs urging people to "do not lick walls in this facility" were the result of a prank.
The fake signage, claiming to be an official statement from Townsville Hospital and Queensland Health, condemned the "unsanitary" activity.
"Townsville Hospital and Health Service would like to advise that it is unsanitary and may pose a health risk to lick unwashed walls," the notice read. "This practice must discontinue ASAP."
Kieran Keyes, chief executive of Townsville Hospital and Health Service, said the signage was a hoax and that "wall-licking" was not a problem in the hospital.
"It is clear this was an attempt to be amusing by an individual with a unique sense of humour and, while I appreciate the effort to lighten the mood, I want to assure the community wall-licking is not an issue at Townsville University Hospital," Mr Keyes said.
Once identified, the signs were immediately removed from the hospital.
That's an awesome story, Zookie. Makes you feel good about people, when you usually read about shittiness.That is true! I don't know but maybe there should always be a flight instructor attached to the air traffic control tower just in case such a situation arises?
That's an awesome story, Zookie. Makes you feel good about people, when you usually read about shittiness.That is true! I don't know but maybe there should always be a flight instructor attached to the air traffic control tower just in case such a situation arises?
This did not end well. The car swerved and the guy kicking his door ended up as road kill/road pizza. ::) :P
Aaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwww...Lovely sentiment!
Ooooooooooooooookay..... :o...and as we all know, in space no one can hear you scream ;)
Ooooooooooooooookay..... :o
Only if it's bigger on the inside ;)Ooooooooooooooookay..... :o
Is that a door on a TARDIS? :)
Non biedt kat vis aan in ruil voor penis, anoniem, 1555Can't blame her.
"Nun offers cat a fish in exchange for a penis", anonymous, 1555
Rijksmuseum, RP-P-OB-78.861
Rae Ripple is a metal and welding artist who does custom metal art for those who wish to have something unique. She is 36 years old with a 13 year old son and lives in Big Springs, Texas. Her parents were drug addicts and at age 14 she ran away from home. She has a strong work ethic which she did not acquire from her dysfunctional family. She has an eye and flair for art for which is distinctive. She worked at a bakery while still a teenager decorating cakes and she tried to make a business out of it but it did not succeed. She moved on and was fascinated by what she saw at a machine shop and the owner offered her a job and taught her how to weld and to use metal cutting tools for the building trades and soon she became his best metallurgist in the shop. In her off time she would make metal sculptures using junk parts and through word of mouth, she started selling some pieces. She also did engraving. Then a man asked her if she could help him customize a 1951 Chevrolet Deluxe which he had found in a barn that belonged to his grandfather and she proposed to him not only to engrave the vehicle but to give it a unique "personality". He said ok and the photograph shows how she gave it "personality". She now has a thriving business which shows that even if you were raised in very difficult situations, you are not doomed to it if you decide to improve your life. :)Those vehicles are almost too beautiful to drive. Excellent work!
What the heck were they thinking!? :o
What the heck were they thinking!? :oThat can't be real... :D :D
I forgot yesterday to mention that there were two historical incidents which happened on June 4. The more recent one was the June 4, 1989, Tienemen Square massacre in Beijing in which the Chinese Communist Party slaughtered thousands of unarmed protestors. The incident has essentially been forgotten in China because if you even mention you will be jailed for years there. The other one was the 80th anniversary of THE most important naval battle of World War 2, the June 4, 1942 Battle of Midway, which if the United states had lost, it would have put the Hawaiian Islands and the USA West Coast under a severe threat of attack and even invasion and occupation. Both Roosevelt and Churchill had agreed on a Germany first but if Japan could roam the Pacific uncontested, the USA would have moved a big chunk of the Atlantic fleet to the Pacific and put more emphasis on Japan than Germany for the USA. Britain would have to come second. When Churchill heard of the USA victory on the Battle of Midway, he was then certain that Germany would be defeated first and the historical facts support that. Both Admiral Nimitz and General McArthur were bitter that the European front was at times getting 80% of USA war production material even though it was Japan, not Germany, which attacked the USA.You mean "another invasion and occupation", don't you? The Kingdom of Hawai'i was a sovereign kingdom until the Dole family (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanford_B._Dole) called in American troops to invade it, occupy it (https://www.britannica.com/biography/Liliuokalani), and, in direct opposition to then-President Grover Cleveland, depose Queen Liliʻuokalani. It remains one of the most shameful episodes (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gH5TJ5JTTFw) in United States' history.
I forgot yesterday to mention that there were two historical incidents which happened on June 4. The more recent one was the June 4, 1989, Tienemen Square massacre in Beijing in which the Chinese Communist Party slaughtered thousands of unarmed protestors. The incident has essentially been forgotten in China because if you even mention you will be jailed for years there. The other one was the 80th anniversary of THE most important naval battle of World War 2, the June 4, 1942 Battle of Midway, which if the United states had lost, it would have put the Hawaiian Islands and the USA West Coast under a severe threat of attack and even invasion and occupation. Both Roosevelt and Churchill had agreed on a Germany first but if Japan could roam the Pacific uncontested, the USA would have moved a big chunk of the Atlantic fleet to the Pacific and put more emphasis on Japan than Germany for the USA. Britain would have to come second. When Churchill heard of the USA victory on the Battle of Midway, he was then certain that Germany would be defeated first and the historical facts support that. Both Admiral Nimitz and General McArthur were bitter that the European front was at times getting 80% of USA war production material even though it was Japan, not Germany, which attacked the USA.You mean "another invasion and occupation", don't you? The Kingdom of Hawai'i was a sovereign kingdom until the Dole family (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanford_B._Dole) called in American troops to invade it, occupy it (https://www.britannica.com/biography/Liliuokalani), and, in direct opposition to then-President Grover Cleveland, depose Queen Liliʻuokalani. It remains one of the most shameful episodes (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gH5TJ5JTTFw) in United States' history.
Interesting how you just jumped over the fact that, if there had not been a literal corporate takeover and deposition of the Queen by a colonialist United States in the late 19th century, there would not have been an attempted imperial/colonialist Japanese invasion or occupation of what still would have been a sovereign Hawai'ian kingdom in the mid-20th.
Pointing out the good and the bad aspects of a country is in no way the same as "always see[ing] the negative and nothing positive about the United States." In fact, that is a complete lie, and I would rather you do not attempt to defame me in that way.
One must love one's country with an adult attitude, not a juvenile one. That means that one must acknowledge the truth, the whole truth, of the history of one's country, not attempt to gloss over it, justify it, or engage in unnecessary non sequiturs or whataboutisms regarding it.
The United States of America is a great country, but by no means is it perfect, and it never has been. Nor is any other country. Pointing out that fact isn't a sign of "hate". On the contrary: one critiques only that which one loves and which one wishes the best for. If one does not want a thing to improve, one won't point out what's wrong about it, thus leaving the status quo intact. Ignoring the past or attempting to whitewash it, in a bout of jingoism disguised as "patriotism", is not healthy.
The words of U.S. Senator Carl Schurz are as true now as they when he said them on October 17, 1899:
“I confidently trust that the American people will prove themselves … too wise not to detect the false pride or the dangerous ambitions or the selfish schemes which so often hide themselves under that deceptive cry of mock patriotism: ‘Our country, right or wrong!’ They will not fail to recognize that our dignity, our free institutions and the peace and welfare of this and coming generations of Americans will be secure only as we cling to the watchword of true patriotism: ‘Our country—when right, to be kept right; when wrong, to be put right.’"
Speaking of royalty:
"Sporting his iconic blue duffle coat, Paddington Bear sat down with Queen Elizabeth II for tea at Buckingham Palace as part of the Platinum Jubilee festivities celebrating her 70 years on the throne.
It was a meeting for the ages, and it didn't take long for the duo to realize they have something in common. Setting down a teapot, the polite bear offers the queen a marmalade sandwich, which was tucked deep inside his red brimmed hat.
"I always keep one for emergencies," he tells her.
Unlatching a black handbag, she pulls out a sandwich, too.
"So do I," she says. "I keep mine in here."
Paddington gasps, his eyes widening.
"For later," the queen says.
The queen's meeting with Paddington was screened to a crowd of thousands outside of Buckingham Palace to open a concert to celebrate the queen. The short video was met with laughter and applause from the crowd, according to The Associated Press."
(https://img.youtube.com/vi/8H3WJ2qRwiQ/hqdefault.jpg)
(https://youtu.be/8H3WJ2qRwiQ)
As per Wikipedia:
75 years on the throne, not 70.
I don't think I've ever had this many programs in my entire history of using a computer! :oThat looks just like my desktop :D
It wasn't the Navajo who were the first "Codetalkers", it was the Choctaw.Now that is simply amazing!
And it was in the First World War....
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/choctaw-language-puzzle
Here's a puzzle for you (the answer can be found through the above link) - can you translate some Choctaw?
What happens when you ask a simple AI / machine learning program to come up with corporate logos?Derrper :D :D :D
https://www.aiweirdness.com/ai-versus-your-corporate-logo/
:)
Hamilton Beach:
(think about it)
Hamilton Beach:;D ;D ;D
(think about it)
A Trooper of the 3rd Cavalry Regiment spins a light by his Stryker vehicle while training at the National Training Center in Fort Irwin, California, and you can see the Milky Way in the background. :)Cool!
Hamilton Beach:
(think about it)
If this is real, when finished (if it isn't already), it's going to be one of the most amazing waterslide parks I know of. :o :o :oImagine being stuck in the middle of that slide...
If this is real, when finished (if it isn't already), it's going to be one of the most amazing waterslide parks I know of. :o :o :oImagine being stuck in the middle of that slide...
(shivers)
An interesting and clever approach, until some utility guy notices nothing flying around it...That'll work until the utility company changes the meter for one that send the reading via the cell network.
A few days ago, nature photographer Paul Goldstein was in the Masai National Park of Kenya and there was a light rain whereupon he saw three cheetahs gathered together to keep each other warm and dry and the aligned in such a way that it looked like a three head cheetah, and he was at the right time and the right place to take this photograph. :)Cool!
Okay, since there isn’t an abandoned building thread, I’m just gonna put this abandoned hotel in China, here.
It’s amazing the number of weird abandoned buildings in China.
Okay, since there isn’t an abandoned building thread, I’m just gonna put this abandoned hotel in China, here.
It’s amazing the number of weird abandoned buildings in China.
Okay, since there isn’t an abandoned building thread, I’m just gonna put this abandoned hotel in China, here.
It’s amazing the number of weird abandoned buildings in China.
Something, something... All the Tea in China...
Okay, since there isn’t an abandoned building thread, I’m just gonna put this abandoned hotel in China, here.
It’s amazing the number of weird abandoned buildings in China.
Never seen that one before. A very cool building, making me wonder what it was used for. ???
Okay, since there isn’t an abandoned building thread, I’m just gonna put this abandoned hotel in China, here.
It’s amazing the number of weird abandoned buildings in China.
Something, something... All the Tea in China...
LOL!
THAT’s where all the tea was stored! Of course! And when they ran out, they abandoned it!
Okay, since there isn’t an abandoned building thread, I’m just gonna put this abandoned hotel in China, here.That building is purpose-built to hold "all the tea in China" :D
It’s amazing the number of weird abandoned buildings in China.
This restaurant in Austin, Texas, has a lot of funny stuff on their billboard. They change it pretty much every day. ;D
;DYup, today's been one of those days for sure
The Cockatoo's name is Sweet Pea and the Labrador Retriever puppy's name is Copper. They belong to Wendy Albright and both animals love each others company. The cockatoo will tell the puppy things like "I love you" and " give me a kiss" and the puppy licks the bird's head and will fetch stuff for the bird. Time has passed and the pup is now fully grown and the bird will climb on the dog's back and play horsey with him. The article was uplifting and because the owner is very loving to the animals, neither is leashed or caged and they don't run away. :)
The Cockatoo's name is Sweet Pea and the Labrador Retriever puppy's name is Copper. They belong to Wendy Albright and both animals love each others company. The cockatoo will tell the puppy things like "I love you" and " give me a kiss" and the puppy licks the bird's head and will fetch stuff for the bird. Time has passed and the pup is now fully grown and the bird will climb on the dog's back and play horsey with him. The article was uplifting and because the owner is very loving to the animals, neither is leashed or caged and they don't run away. :)This is The Kind of News We Need to Hear Right NowTM
Russian born, London based Helga Stentzel has created a unique art form she calls "Household Surrealism" in which she uses regular household items such as clothing, furniture, tools and other everyday items and then photographs her arrangements. Check out the rest of her work at her site, helgastentzel.comThat is brilliant.
Russian born, London based Helga Stentzel has created a unique art form she calls "Household Surrealism" in which she uses regular household items such as clothing, furniture, tools and other everyday items and then photographs her arrangements. Check out the rest of her work at her site, helgastentzel.comVery clever!
Russian born, London based Helga Stentzel has created a unique art form she calls "Household Surrealism" in which she uses regular household items such as clothing, furniture, tools and other everyday items and then photographs her arrangements. Check out the rest of her work at her site, helgastentzel.com
:o :o :o
:o :o :oExcellent trompe l'oeil!
:o :o :o
This looks like something from someone’s imagination, and yet, it was real.Like a sci-fi submarine!
This looks like something from someone’s imagination, and yet, it was real.Like a sci-fi submarine!
Caption this:
Caption this:"Diversity initiatives to work at Pike Place Market have been a roaring success..."
Caption this:They may take our lives but they will never take our freedom!'
Caption this:
Caption this:
They may take our lives but they will never take our freedom!'Winner, winner, chicken dinner!! :D
Good advice from unexpected places:
Caption this:
What a cool idea…Can it go into space though?
What a cool idea…Can it go into space though?
British Member of Parliament Penny Mourdant.
we were warned that if we fell into the water, you have two minutes to get out or you will die.I don't live in a country with extreme cold - but having swam in springtime sea water, I can tell you it literally takes your breath away when the water is cold.
Is there a union?
What a cool idea…Can it go into space though?
The most professional repair job I've ever seen! ;) :o ??? :P
From Zdemian, a good warning. :) ;) ;DMay we all bed women with such contents under such pressure :)
;D(rimshot)
Phrasing?Ahh, English, and its nouns that also are verbs :)
:);D ;D
Test of a manned or remotely controlled drone with 18 motors and propellers being tested at Eglin Air Force base in Florida.On the one hand, that would be so cool to be able to pilot.
These actually seem pretty good!I've had that coffee and Guinness combo before, and it was surprisingly good! I can imagine the vanilla and IPA combo would be good too.
This is the latest model of the M109A7 " Paladin", first put in service in 1963 and has been used in Vietnam, Yon Kippur war, Desert Storm, Iraq war and now in Ukraine. It is a 155mm self-propelled howitzer with a 38Km range at present, but it will soon have a new cannon with rocket assisted shells which should give it a range of over 70Km, which means it may remain in service until the 2060's and just like the B-52, the M2 .50 caliber machine gun and the 1911 A1 .45 Caliber gun, become another centennial weapon since the replacements are simply not that much better.
"Elvis Presley & Austin Butler Side by Side “Suspicious Minds” Performance in Vegas 1970"
(https://img.youtube.com/vi/TDWKyJV-k-E/hqdefault.jpg)
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDWKyJV-k-E)
3711 FLOPPY DISKS??? :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :oYup! Good times! :)
3711 FLOPPY DISKS??? :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :oWow, that is just nuts.
Just read something I found funny which is in the movie "Fight Club", almost all scenes of the movie had a Starbucks cup present in it. Talk about product placement. ;DThat's similar to the Bill Cosby comedy Leonard, Part 6, which is practically the world's longest Pepsi commercial :D
Photographer Steve Birnbaum has been recreating music history by photographing images of musicians and bands in the exact location where they were originally photographed. The project started in 2010, and since then, he has covered 500 to 600 locations shooting from 100 to 150 days in a year.
https://**02**.com/2022/07/24/iconic-photos-of-bands-and-musicians-reshot-in-their-original-locations/
(OH COME ON! "P E T A P I X E L" trips the Bad Word Censor?!?!?!?)
BTW, he always credits the original photographer:
David Bowie, January 10th 1997 outside of Tea and Sympathy NYC. This image was taken after his 50th Birthday gig at MSG. Photo by Kevin Cummins.
Well, it looks stupid, but it's an efficient use of space. :)As a pantry, that makes sense. You can use the lower portion for one of those sideways spice racks. And the upper portion for normal shelves.
many Russians are literally running out of ammunition because the Ukrainians have destroyed a significant amount of the ammunition depots. Go Ukraine! :)This war will only end when Ukraine runs out of washing machines... :)
;D
Repost for Zookie.oooh, nice! Who is that? :)
Sorry no ID.Repost for Zookie.oooh, nice! Who is that? :)
I just read an article which states that in 2016 scientists in the University of Utah determined that the optimum time to dunk an Oreo cookie into 2% milk is 3 seconds. Longer and it gets too soggy and structural strength of the cookie starts to fail. So...one Mississippi, two Mississippi, three Mississippi and it's perfect! ;) ;DThis is the kind of ground-breaking research we need to be funding!
I just read an article which states that in 2016 scientists in the University of Utah determined that the optimum time to dunk an Oreo cookie into 2% milk is 3 seconds. Longer and it gets too soggy and structural strength of the cookie starts to fail. So...one Mississippi, two Mississippi, three Mississippi and it's perfect! ;) ;DThis is the kind of ground-breaking research we need to be funding!
How the heck? ??? :oMy guess: dr unk driver.
Dr unk driver too, Zookie? ;)Looks more like a college prank ;)
8)
Not sure of the validity of this FB post, but I’m told it doesn’t seem out of step for something that the Tolkiens might have done.
A most impressive place. I'll never go there, but I wish I could. :o :o :)
Not sure of the validity of this FB post, but I’m told it doesn’t seem out of step for something that the Tolkiens might have done.
My, my, my, that sure looks like one heck of a celebration was planned! :o
I wager that they were using the term formally. Although he was born in 1892, I don't know why I always imagine J.R.R. Tolkien being some ancient Victorian author, when he died in 1973!Not sure of the validity of this FB post, but I’m told it doesn’t seem out of step for something that the Tolkiens might have done.
My, my, my, that sure looks like one heck of a celebration was planned! :o
Right?
I wonder if “carriages” was a term still used formally, or if they were just being cheeky.
Now that's really weird. Did you know that they printed zero Euro notes (https://coin24.ee/en/product/0-euro-georgia-i-v-stalin-1878-2018/)? Apparently just as souvenirs and commemorative notes. The ones printed in Georgia have Stalin on the front.
(https://coin24.ee/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/12.jpg)
Now that's really weird. Did you know that they printed zero Euro notes (https://coin24.ee/en/product/0-euro-georgia-i-v-stalin-1878-2018/)? Apparently just as souvenirs and commemorative notes. The ones printed in Georgia have Stalin on the front.It’s post Soviet Georgia saying that Stalin was a big zero.
(https://coin24.ee/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/12.jpg)
“Churchtank Type 10” by @kriskuksi
“Churchtank Type 10” by @kriskuksi
US Marines of the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Force conduct a wargaming training course at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, to learn how to use and to strategize the forces assigned to them. I do like the ultra-high tech they are using to do their thing. ::) ;) ;DImagine what the Russian equivalent of this looks like!
US Marines of the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Force conduct a wargaming training course at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, to learn how to use and to strategize the forces assigned to them. I do like the ultra-high tech they are using to do their thing. ::) ;) ;DImagine what the Russian equivalent of this looks like!
"I don't really feel comfortable getting in this thing."I have been in such elevators before, and they did indeed get going when you either rattled the cage or did a hop.
"Why, can't you jump?"
;) ;D :o
Stonehenge lit by drone. This is a combination of 13 separate exposures.Blown up to three foot by five foot, that would look great on a wall!
Stonehenge lit by drone. This is a combination of 13 separate exposures.Blown up to three foot by five foot, that would look great on a wall!
Undead?
Undead?
That one was a curiosity enough that it made me look it up. It's called a mortsafe, and it was intended to be a temporary installation, to keep the body snatchers of the 1800s from stealing the bodies for medical research and hospital schools. They usually removed them after 6-8 weeks, when the body had rotted enough that it wasn't worth stealing. I don't know why this one is still on the grave.
Composting bodies is becoming a thing these days....Another songwriter has tried to sue Mariah about "All I Want For Christmas Is You", claiming that she stole his idea for it. Good luck, bucko!
Meanwhile, Mariah Carey has gotten too full of herself.
She's filed for a trademark on the phrase "Queen of Christmas", based on the popularity of "All I Want for Christmas is You".
https://ew.com/music/mariah-carey-trademark-queen-of-christmas-darlene-love-elizabeth-chan-backlash/
Songwriter Elizabeth Chan filed an objection, noting that the trademark application is unreasonably broad, as it covers sixteen classes of products, from clothing to dog collars. Chan deserves to be heard; she's been pretty much the only full-time Christmas songwriter for nearly a decade, turning out an album a year, and has been called the "Queen of Christmas" in the press for several years - including in the title of a 2018 profile in New Yorker.
Also challenging Carey is Darlene Love. Because if you're basing the title on just one single song, well.....
(http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/wXgFYDTi8jU/mqdefault.jpg) (http://youtube.com/embed/wXgFYDTi8jU)
Methinks a mistake was made...
I bet this gets more than a few takes when he's driving down the road! ;)I know some countries where seeing someone do this with a real baby in that seat wouldn't make anyone think twice! :D
;D"That'll do, Pig. That'll do."
Are we there yet?Also, George Jetson was supposed to have been born on 31 July 2022 (https://www.npr.org/2022/07/31/1114759037/happy-birthday-george-jetson).
Are we there yet?
I'll bet there's a lot of accidents there. ;) ;DI assume the left turn is an acute angle and you need to be in the right lane to make the turn.
Well, that's one way to do things... :o ;) ::)That's one way to move stuff out of the house straight into the moving van... :D
The US Air Force Demonstration Team, The Thunderbirds, perform at the Abbotsford Air Show in Abbotsford, British Columbia. :)8) 8) 8)
Forgive my ignorance, sol, but what is a FRIES used for?
;D
Forgive my ignorance, sol, but what is a FRIES used for?
If, for whatever circumstance, the helicopter cannot land, fast roping is used to get the men to the ground in the fastest safe manner. This is used by many different militaries, and Coast Guards. The insertion part is when you are getting them into a zone that is under enemy eyes/fire/control. You're inserting them into that zone. Extraction is the same thing in reverse.
Well, I'll do my best... ::) ;) ;DMy high school martial arts instructor used to tell us at the start of the session: "If you break your leg, don't come running to me." :D
Forgive my ignorance, sol, but what is a FRIES used for?
If, for whatever circumstance, the helicopter cannot land, fast roping is used to get the men to the ground in the fastest safe manner. This is used by many different militaries, and Coast Guards. The insertion part is when you are getting them into a zone that is under enemy eyes/fire/control. You're inserting them into that zone. Extraction is the same thing in reverse.
That makes sense. After all we can't all use the Fulton surface-to-air recovery system (https://youtu.be/4xlBHjEjd0E) every time. Thanks for the explanation, Max and sol.
MaxBigfoot is absolutely correct. Imagine you need to drop off airborne infantry near the enemy, but the terrain is full of huge boulders, scrubland, large angle slope and other obstacles in which the aircraft could not safely land without causing extensive damage to the aircraft. Afghanistan is extensively like this for example. Very mountainous area full of hazardous nooks and crannies. It's also safer than parachuting into such terrain.
The UK only has 1 official language. And it's Welsh.
Well, I'll do my best... ::) ;) ;DMy high school martial arts instructor used to tell us at the start of the session: "If you break your leg, don't come running to me." :D
The UK only has 1 official language. And it's Welsh.
What the frack??? Can you please elucidate on this one, Hiram? :o :o
The UK only has 1 official language. And it's Welsh.
There's an amount of subtlety here.
What the frack??? Can you please elucidate on this one, Hiram? :o :o
To be honest I'm not entirely sure how this has come about but ... we don't have a written constitution, so I guess English has never been recognized as an official language. Whereas in Wales (past of the UK) Welsh as been.The UK only has 1 official language. And it's Welsh.
What the frack??? Can you please elucidate on this one, Hiram? :o :o
Aberdeen is further North than Moscow and Manchester is the same latitude as Anchorage.
Aberdeen is further North than Moscow and Manchester is the same latitude as Anchorage.
Manchester, England - 53.4808° N, 2.2426° WCheers for the correction - must check facts before posting...
Anchorage, Alaska - 61.2176° N, 149.8997° W
Between 1912 and 1913, Adolf Hitler lived in Liverpool with his brother Alois Hitler; and between 1873 and 1874, and again in 1875,
Vincent Van Gogh lived in London.
The University of Oxford predates the Aztecs.This is true. But consider this: (https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/oxford-university-is-older-than-the-aztecs-1529607/)
And you know what else predates Oxford University and the founding of the Aztec civilization? The Pyramids of Giza, which were built between 2600 and 2500 BC. So we nowadays are almost as far away in time from the birth of Christ, as Jesus was from the starting of the pyramids - plus another 600 years!Or Stonehenge - built 5000 years ogo.
The University of Oxford predates the Aztecs.This is true. But consider this: (https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/oxford-university-is-older-than-the-aztecs-1529607/)
"As early as 1096, teaching had already started in Oxford. By 1249, the University of Oxford had grown into a full-fledged university, replete with student housing at the school’s three original “halls of residence”—University, Balliol and Merton Colleges.
Oxford isn’t the oldest university, not by a long shot. India’s Nalanda University had already operated for hundreds of years and been burnt down by invaders before Oxford got its act together. (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-22160989)...
The Aztec civilization of central Mexico, on the other hand, feels like ancient history. Archaeologists dig up Aztec ruins, museums put on Aztec exhibits. But the origination of the Aztec civilization, marked by (http://weber.ucsd.edu/~dkjordan/arch/aztec/aztec.html) the founding of the city of Tenochtitlán by the Mexica (http://weber.ucsd.edu/~dkjordan/arch/aztec/aztec-03.html) at Lake Texcoco, didn’t come until 1325. (http://www.sjsu.edu/faculty/watkins/aztecs.html) Tenochtitlán was captured by Spanish conquerors in 1521, just 196 years later. The White House has been standing longer than the Aztecs ruled Tenochtitlán.
None of this is intended to pit civilizations against each other. But it’s an interesting way to think about how skewed our understanding of history really is—we have these timelines in our heads that are distorted and compressed, and they don’t always agree with reality. To get a clearer picture of how the world really works, sometimes it helps to keep things in context."
And you know what else predates Oxford University and the founding of the Aztec civilization? The Pyramids of Giza, which were built between 2600 and 2500 BC. So we nowadays are almost as far away in time from the birth of Christ, as Jesus was from the starting of the pyramids - plus another 600 years!
Might work for most flying insect pests, actually.
Well, DUH!!! :o ;) ;D
Chucky.
Might work for most flying insect pests, actually.
HOORAY ME!"One careful owner" :)
Or at least my car.
HOORAY ME!
Or at least my car.
HOORAY ME!"One careful owner" :)
Or at least my car.
Basketball players... ::)Maybe it's for parents to give their kids an easier way of potty training ;)
[shakes head] ;)
Any caption I could give this would pale in comparison to what's going through your mind right now.
Any caption I could give this would pale in comparison to what's going through your mind right now.
Is marrying and having sex with a Centaur considered best1ality? ??? :o ::) ;) ;D
Now that's a taco! ;D It's real, it's called a Choco taco and it was invented by Alan Drazen in 1983 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. You'd think it would be from Mexico or the American Soutwest but no, invented by a Yankee. ;DDidn't the Klondike people say they were discontinuing the Choco Taco...and then say they were bringing it back? (https://www.king5.com/article/news/nation-world/could-the-choco-taco-make-return-after-being-discontinued/507-ef0d85a6-96f8-4a66-bc64-c881516211bf)
Any caption I could give this would pale in comparison to what's going through your mind right now.
Is marrying and having sex with a Centaur considered best1ality? ??? :o ::) ;) ;D
"I don't care about the wall, it FITS!" :oThis is about the level my own home improvements get too.
Um...er...what?
Dungeon Masters MUST reward creativity!
This is the US Army version which is more transportable than the Russian version.The US Navy also use HIMARS.
Dungeon Masters MUST reward creativity!
I have a friend who thinks outside the box like that. It’s times like that that really make DMing rewarding. :)
Today I learned that the late Robert B. Sherman, who along with his brother Richard M. Sherman won two Oscars and two Grammys for their music in Mary Poppins, also was granted the Purple Heart, the Combat Infantryman Badge, two Battle Stars for his European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal, an American Campaign Medal, a World War II Victory Medal, and a Good Conduct Medal, and several Army Weapons Qualifications badges.
On April 29, 1945, Sherman was among the first soldiers who entered the Dachau concentration camp to liberate it from the Nazis.
Big mouth bass. ;D
Well, it's true! ;)3. I have more trouble with Towcester. (toaster)
Well, it's true! ;)3. I have more trouble with Towcester. (toaster)
Jumping from a C-130 Hercules transport above San Diego bay, on the left side is 32nd street Naval Station where amphibious ships tie up and on the right is the Coronado strand highway where Navy Seals train nearby.Any particular reason why he's jumping out of the transport backwards? Is the parachute pack that heavy?
Well, it's true! ;)
Interesting chart. I'd need to calculate the weighted average and see if it's the same as the stats that the CDC released three or four years ago. (http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/body-measurements.htm)
3. I have more trouble with Towcester. (toaster)
A recent work from Faig Ahmed.....
Jumping from a C-130 Hercules transport above San Diego bay, on the left side is 32nd street Naval Station where amphibious ships tie up and on the right is the Coronado strand highway where Navy Seals train nearby.Any particular reason why he's jumping out of the transport backwards? Is the parachute pack that heavy?
Just some random badassery I guess :)Jumping from a C-130 Hercules transport above San Diego bay, on the left side is 32nd street Naval Station where amphibious ships tie up and on the right is the Coronado strand highway where Navy Seals train nearby.Any particular reason why he's jumping out of the transport backwards? Is the parachute pack that heavy?
No particular reason. Just the way he wanted to do it. :)
Clever advertising! :)
Coffee translation guide
Not the best way to start a marriage. ;D
Not the best way to start a marriage. ;D
They had the divorce before the honeymoon! ;) ;D
Coffee translation guide
Now they need one to translate the sizes that Starbucks tries to get people to use into simple English. Venti grande chuppa chuppa blagger latte nonsense.
I'm not a coffee drinker but it is nice to have a sign which clears up some of the lingo. :)
Not the best way to start a marriage. ;D
He was for sure cruising for a bruising! :D
They had the divorce before the honeymoon! ;) ;D
This guy has the worst case of BO... ;)And his check engine light is on.
This guy has the worst case of BO... ;)And his check engine light is on.
-- TheZookie "oh, and there's no such thing as 'chai latte tea' - the word chai means tea! >:(" 007
The dog's name is Seneca and after ten years of service in the US Army 409th Expeditionary Security Services as an explosives detection dog, he will be retired. The visor is to protect his eyes from the intense sunlight and dust at Air Base 201 in Niger, central Africa.The Republic of Niger (pronounced knee-zhair, not nigh-jer) is in west Africa, not central Africa. Libya is to its northeast, Chad is to its east, Nigeria is to its south, Benin and Burkina Faso are to its southwest, Mali is to its west, and Algeria is to its northwest.
-- TheZookie "oh, and there's no such thing as 'chai latte tea' - the word chai means tea! >:(" 007
Regardless of what Starbucks et al. say, calling it "chai tea" is wrong (https://www.eater.com/2015/6/15/8774231/why-you-should-never-use-the-phrase-chai-tea); because the word chai means "tea", that's as redundant as calling it "the Sahara Desert" (the word Sahara means "desert"). If you want to reference the fact that it has spices, call it what the originators of the drink call it: masala chai. (Masala means "spices" or "a spice blend.")
While that may basically be true, no one—in America, at least—says chai without it meaning a specific kind of black tea with additional spices. I can’t speak for other countries, but in the U.S., if you ask for chai tea, you’re basically referring to Indian Masala Chai, not Earl Grey or any other variant. So turn that frown upside down 🙃 and let’s get the word out that pizza pie is redundant! ;)
-- TheZookie "oh, and there's no such thing as 'chai latte tea' - the word chai means tea! >:(" 007Regardless of what Starbucks et al. say, calling it "chai tea" is wrong (https://www.eater.com/2015/6/15/8774231/why-you-should-never-use-the-phrase-chai-tea); because the word chai means "tea", that's as redundant as calling it "the Sahara Desert" (the word Sahara means "desert"). If you want to reference the fact that it has spices, call it what the originators of the drink call it: masala chai. (Masala means "spices" or "a spice blend.")
While that may basically be true, no one—in America, at least—says chai without it meaning a specific kind of black tea with additional spices. I can’t speak for other countries, but in the U.S., if you ask for chai tea, you’re basically referring to Indian Masala Chai, not Earl Grey or any other variant. So turn that frown upside down 🙃 and let’s get the word out that pizza pie is redundant! ;)
Now, the etymology of the term "pizza pie" is interesting in its own right. Technically it's correct, although it sounds as redundant as "chai tea" to most people's ears. Still, its history is fascinating. (https://www.crustkingdom.com/why-is-pizza-called-pie/)
This is a weird picture. It looks like the guy stepping off the curb is facing into a very high wind, down to how the front of his hair and his sleeves looking like they're being blown back. Yet, he is the only thing in the picture that looks like it's in a high wind. I don't know how it's been done. :oMaybe he tripped and was caught in mid-fall?
This is a weird picture. It looks like the guy stepping off the curb is facing into a very high wind, down to how the front of his hair and his sleeves looking like they're being blown back. Yet, he is the only thing in the picture that looks like it's in a high wind. I don't know how it's been done. :o
This is a weird picture. It looks like the guy stepping off the curb is facing into a very high wind, down to how the front of his hair and his sleeves looking like they're being blown back. Yet, he is the only thing in the picture that looks like it's in a high wind. I don't know how it's been done. :o
It’s a glitch in the Matrix
This is a weird picture. It looks like the guy stepping off the curb is facing into a very high wind, down to how the front of his hair and his sleeves looking like they're being blown back. Yet, he is the only thing in the picture that looks like it's in a high wind. I don't know how it's been done. :o
The world's most valuable... ;);D
;D;D ;D
;D
Imagine the pressure on that glass.Scary!
He has a bad smoking problem. ;D
He has a bad smoking problem. ;D
He's probably trying to set the Guinness record for most cigarettes smoked simultaneously.
I look at that pic and just think, "Why?". :o
Godzilla's Ghost? ;)Gojiraaaaaaaa!
John Lennon was murdered about 42 years ago on December 8, 1980, by Mark Chapman. How time flies. :'(Indeed. :'(
Maybe they should have done it in the opposite order?;D ;D ;D
That’s a big bugWhere's that human-sized can of Raid when you need it?
;D
A bit more pessimistic than I tend to be. I will always trust my family and Charade. But, I thought it was humorous
A bit more pessimistic than I tend to be. I will always trust my family and Charade. But, I thought it was humorousBack when NBA superstar Shaquille O'Neal had a rap career, he had a song with the lyric:
Abandoned River Rockets from the Soviet Space AgeWhat the heck is a "river rocket"?
Abandoned River Rockets from the Soviet Space AgeWhat the heck is a "river rocket"?
Abandoned River Rockets from the Soviet Space AgeWhat the heck is a "river rocket"?
LOL! That was the caption on the IG site I grabbed that from. I thought the same thing. Apparently, they’re tour boats and are generally still used in Russia to this day.
;DClassic! 8)
Sláinte!
In the UK it is legal to give a 5-17 year-old booze if it's in a private location with a parents/guardians consent and supervision.
15-17 year-olds can drink in a pub if a) the drink is with a meal and b) a parent/guardian is with them and buys it.
;D
I know it probably means something completely different in the country the picture is taken in. But still... :o :o :o ;D ;D ;DThat is correct. (https://steemit.com/cityscapephotography/@redpillawakening/the-fucker-bus-london)
Great Britain is the 9th largest island on Earth.
;D ;D ;D(rimshot)
Remember Robocop? Phil Tippit was the animator who animated the big robot. Peter Weller played the man who became the cyborg. Had a bit of a reunion recently.
Remember Robocop? Phil Tippit was the animator who animated the big robot. Peter Weller played the man who became the cyborg. Had a bit of a reunion recently.
Robocop was released in 1987 or 35 years ago. That's why they look so old. ;) ;D
He calls it, "Scraper". ;) :o ::) ;D
COMING SOON!
To a Financial Institution Near You
"The Role of a Lifetime! ☆☆☆☆!!" - me
Anna May Wong
is
THE WOMAN ON THE QUARTER
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2022/10/19/anna-may-wong-first-asian-american-us-currency/10536201002/
Cesar Romero and Eartha Kitt played Joker and Catwoman in this third season episode where Catwoman drives her car. I have no memory of this.
Cesar Romero and Eartha Kitt played Joker and Catwoman in this third season episode where Catwoman drives her car. I have no memory of this.
I wouldn't be surprised if that wasn't a George Barris creation. :)
They didn't get they were doing it wrong after a dozen or so??? ??? ??? ???
A Pomeranian posing with action figures. ;Dawwwww
The force is strong with this one.
Sundown at the Great Wall by @gregabandoned
I love learning the stories behind great songs, and how they were created. Here's two.
Co-writer Mike Reid tells the story (https://youtu.be/WJli2idubMc) behind the creation of Bonnie Raitt's "I Can't Make You Love Me" (https://youtu.be/_z2PAkOSJT0), from the multiple Grammy-winning Luck of the Draw (1992). I can't believe it was originally conceived as an up-tempo bluegrass number.
The great Nile Rodgers breaks down the creation (https://youtu.be/XaIx_FBk4-Q) of one of the late David Bowie's biggest hits on both sides of the Atlantic: "Let's Dance" (https://youtu.be/J0HD76SZH54), from the 1983 album of the same name. The final result would not have been the same without Nile's contributions, without the excellent engineering of Bob Clearmountain, (https://youtu.be/hUynNbieYPI) or without the late great Stevie Ray Vaughan's solo towards the end. (SRV was quite pissed that in the music video he wasn't allowed to "play" that solo, and that Bowie pretended to play it.)
Enough said. ;Dha ha, love that
I almost want to make a bunch of these and post them in the neighborhood....
Way to fool the rest of the people on the Zoom call, lady! ;DYou can't knock the hustle! :D
Fun for Halloween.
I forget this woman's name.
Awwww.... ;D...just before they launched an attack on the person with the cellphone in front of them, giving the person rabies.
I want to go back to 1958.
Sundown at the Great Wall by @gregabandoned
Nice patience and talent shown in that pic, Shadowmuse. :)
Horse balloon penis. ;D
Abandoned cars in China
Abandoned cars in China
Weird. Some company went out of business? ???
Assuming it isn't a photoshopped image, not so weird. We have thousands and thousands of car junkyards in the USA as well. Plane junkyards, even.Abandoned cars in China
Weird. Some company went out of business? ???
If those pipes catch some overhead wires, that guy is gonna have a VERY bad day! :o ;DI think he's there to push down on the front of the bundle so as to avoid such overhead wires :D
This just boggles my mind. :oWell obviously the TV was in the process of warping through that wall when the person took the picture. Simple!
Happy Halloween! :)Nice one!
You tell 'em.
Assuming it isn't a photoshopped image, not so weird. We have thousands and thousands of car junkyards in the USA as well. Plane junkyards, even.Abandoned cars in China
Weird. Some company went out of business? ???
Happy Halloween! :)
Hopefully, one of them isn't gonna have a sudden call of nature... ;) ;D
8)
In Japan.
In Japan.
Combo sink and toilet. How clever. Their apartments/homes are so cramped, especially by American standards, that they need to be super-efficient in their homes. :)
In Japan.
Combo sink and toilet. How clever. Their apartments/homes are so cramped, especially by American standards, that they need to be super-efficient in their homes. :)
I've been to Japan, courtesy of Uncle Sam's Navy, and I visited some homes there and they were so small, yet they were standard homes and cities there are very compact and super crowded. They didn't have the suburban sprawl that we Americans are used to. Very good public transport and the cities are clean and safe. I remember taking the subway in Tokyo and they have men there whose jobs are to push people into the subway cars so the doors can close since they were so crowded. A shipmate of mine, a real big boy (6'4", 280 pounds), didn't like a stranger pushing him around and reacted by hitting that pusher and knocking him cold. We got off and ran away when we found out he was a city official. We skedaddled back to Yokosuka where our boat was tied up and pretended nothing happened. ;D
Except there seems to be room for a sink in the built-in vanity at right. Hard to tell. Could be wrong.
8)
What’s a bit unusual about this picture?
Answer coming tomorrow if anyone wishes to guess.
Ya want tits? Here's a bunch of 'em! ;) ;DI like this idea.
In Japan.It's a very efficient way of recycling the water you used to wash your hands to also flush the toilet. Smart!
No door handles?
What’s a bit unusual about this picture?
Answer coming tomorrow if anyone wishes to guess.
Balancing act. :oThat's the "Asian squat". (https://youtu.be/ptr-IjvBPeE) Usually performed with both feet on the floor ;)
No door handles?
What’s a bit unusual about this picture?
Answer coming tomorrow if anyone wishes to guess.
What’s a bit unusual about this picture?
Answer coming tomorrow if anyone wishes to guess.
What’s a bit unusual about this picture?
Answer coming tomorrow if anyone wishes to guess.
Yes, it’s been mildly customized, but what’s unusual, of course, is just how real it looks even though, in reality, it’s a 1/25th scale Moebius Model of the 1956 Chrysler 300 B
What’s a bit unusual about this picture?
Answer coming tomorrow if anyone wishes to guess.
Yes, it’s been mildly customized, but what’s unusual, of course, is just how real it looks even though, in reality, it’s a 1/25th scale Moebius Model of the 1956 Chrysler 300 B
What’s a bit unusual about this picture?
Answer coming tomorrow if anyone wishes to guess.
Yes, it’s been mildly customized, but what’s unusual, of course, is just how real it looks even though, in reality, it’s a 1/25th scale Moebius Model of the 1956 Chrysler 300 B
Wow, I never would have guessed. It looks very real! :o
Mind Blown
That's excellent work!What’s a bit unusual about this picture?
Answer coming tomorrow if anyone wishes to guess.
Yes, it’s been mildly customized, but what’s unusual, of course, is just how real it looks even though, in reality, it’s a 1/25th scale Moebius Model of the 1956 Chrysler 300 B
;D ;D ;D
Coffee time.Titty coffee!
1938 Chrysler Imperial discovered in the receding waters of Lake Mead.
Uh... no thanks. :o ;)
Uh... no thanks. :o ;)Oops! :D
Yup
At the Hickory Aviation Museum in North Carolina, "Phantom", a feral cat who had made her home on the grounds of the facility, decided that the Lockheed T-33 "Shooting Star" jet trainer was the perfect place to have her litter of five kittens.
The kittens were collected and brought to a local shelter, where people are waiting to adopt them. Phantom was caught, spayed, and released back at the facility.
https://www.globalair.com/articles/five-kittens-were-born-inside-a-t-33-cockpit-at-an-aviation-museum?id=5211
"What the hell???"
"But I swear, I haven't had a drink all day!"
;)
"What the hell???"I'd like to know where that one is. Maybe one day I could move there!
"But I swear, I haven't had a drink all day!"
;)
Damn, I forgot to post this for Halloween! :-[Now that is simply amazing work!
The caption's got a good point. :)
Very cool practical art. Note there's also a figure on the landing above, too. I don't know if there are more. :)Nice!
;D ;D ;D
;D ;D ;DI'm not a smartphone zombie but I remember the first time I visited London, I nearly got knocked down by a car because I didn't look right before stepping inro the road. Fortunately, nowadays they paint in big letters on the roadside the direction you should look in before crossing the street.
;D ;D ;DI'm not a smartphone zombie but I remember the first time I visited London, I nearly got knocked down by a car because I didn't look right before stepping inro the road. Fortunately, nowadays they paint in big letters on the roadside the direction you should look in before crossing the street.
;D ;D ;DI'm not a smartphone zombie but I remember the first time I visited London, I nearly got knocked down by a car because I didn't look right before stepping inro the road. Fortunately, nowadays they paint in big letters on the roadside the direction you should look in before crossing the street.
;D ;D ;DI'm not a smartphone zombie but I remember the first time I visited London, I nearly got knocked down by a car because I didn't look right before stepping inro the road. Fortunately, nowadays they paint in big letters on the roadside the direction you should look in before crossing the street.
In New York City most of the roads are one way, so they could be coming at you from anywhere.
Didn’t know where to put this so I figured the random thread was a good one
Seconds before the very first Force liposuction! ;) ;D
We should start collecting and archiving The Greatest Tweets of All Time, for the historical record....That certainly qualifies as one!
I'm not a fat guy, but there's no way in hell I could get back there to use that... :o :o :o
I'm not a fat guy, but there's no way in hell I could get back there to use that... :o :o :o
Whenever I see a story like that, I just shake my head. I cannot understand the logic behind such behaviour. Especially in today's media environment, when it's almost impossible to keep the truth from getting out. :(What's worse is that manufactured drama is so unnecessary. If they didn't do all of that, the show would still be cool. So why add it in?
Whenever I see a story like that, I just shake my head. I cannot understand the logic behind such behaviour. Especially in today's media environment, when it's almost impossible to keep the truth from getting out. :(What's worse is that manufactured drama is so unnecessary. If they didn't do all of that, the show would still be cool. So why add it in?
Genuine story. I was talking to a neighbour recently - he said the guy that delivers our post is actually called Neil Armstrong. I was over the moon to find this out.;D ;D ;D ;D
Right?Whenever I see a story like that, I just shake my head. I cannot understand the logic behind such behaviour. Especially in today's media environment, when it's almost impossible to keep the truth from getting out. :(What's worse is that manufactured drama is so unnecessary. If they didn't do all of that, the show would still be cool. So why add it in?
I didn’t know that that was actually how they did the show, but I knew something was weird. Who the hell only looks for three places when buying a house?
Genuine story. I was talking to a neighbour recently - he said the guy that delivers our post is actually called Neil Armstrong. I was over the moon to find this out.
His baskets bring all the ladies to the yard! ;) ;D
His baskets bring all the ladies to the yard! ;) ;D
November 26, 1922: Charles Schultz is born.I didn't realize Andy Capp was still in production!
To mark the occasion, pretty much every comic strip worthy of the name has snuck in a Peanuts reference...
Just *some* of them:
Whatever. :P Click it. :)RIP Tardar Sauce aka "Grumpy Cat" (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-48308638) (2012-2019)
November 26, 1922: Charles Schultz is born.
To mark the occasion, pretty much every comic strip worthy of the name has snuck in a Peanuts reference...
Just *some* of them:
So many questions... :o ???
So many questions... :o ???A flying car prototype?
I bought this at the grocery store recently - left in the trunk of my car and forgot about it. Tried it. I don't think it is working. I will throw it in the trash.
I bought this at the grocery store recently - left in the trunk of my car and forgot about it. Tried it. I don't think it is working. I will throw it in the trash.
That's hilarious! ;D By the way, that label is similar to Walmart's house brand products, Equate. Who knew Wallymart sells ....everything! ;) ;D
I bought this at the grocery store recently - left in the trunk of my car and forgot about it. Tried it. I don't think it is working. I will throw it in the trash.
From the mind and talent of Scott Wetterschneider
From the mind and talent of Scott Wetterschneider
Wow! :o
From the mind and talent of Scott Wetterschneider
Wow! :o
I found out later that these are actually AI.
From the mind and talent of Scott Wetterschneider
Wow! :o
I found out later that these are actually AI.
From the mind and talent of Scott Wetterschneider
Wow! :o
I found out later that these are actually AI.
No wonder they look so creepy and disturbing :(
Stupid place to build houses
Not any more stupid than building highrise buildings right near the ocean (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surfside_condominium_collapse), not minding the saltwater rotting the rods in the concrete.Stupid place to build houses
Built on a mountainous region/area. They tend to be earthquake zones because plate tectonics create mountain/volcanos areas. Not wise to do that, that's for sure. :P
B-2 Spirit Stategic Bombers stationed at Whiteman Air Force base, Missouri, doing an "Elephant Walk" in Air Force parlance which means many aircraft take off within seconds of each other in order to get in the air as quickly as possible to avoid enemy attacks as much as possible. You are looking at half of the entire fleet of B-2's in the US Air Force.
Not any more stupid than building highrise buildings right near the ocean (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surfside_condominium_collapse), not minding the saltwater rotting the rods in the concrete.Stupid place to build houses
Built on a mountainous region/area. They tend to be earthquake zones because plate tectonics create mountain/volcanos areas. Not wise to do that, that's for sure. :P
Stupid place to build houses
Speaking of tanks:
"Whilst filming a tank safety video for the British Army in 2019, things didn't go too well for the cameraman when a tank crashes into his crew car. This was the second take as the first shots weren't satisfactory. Before shooting take two, the crew car was moved to avoid the cloud of dust the tank was creating. Unfortunately for the cameraman, the tank driver wasn't made aware of this minor fact. (https://v.redd.it/82yc670q9i3a1/DASH_480.mp4)"
;DYikes! :D
;D
When you build a vehicle like a meal at a buffet.Did you ever see that YouTube series where a lady decided to adapt her Tesla into a pickup truck? Fascinating!
"Oh, I'll have a little bit of this, a little bit of that, ah, some of that..." ;) ;D
Foreign born US Marines conducting a citizenship ceremony onboard the museum ship USS North Carolina (BB-55). If you want better career opportunities and Security clearance, you need to be a USA citizen."To obtain a security clearance (https://news.clearancejobs.com/2021/07/17/having-a-security-clearance-vs-being-eligible-for-a-security-clearance/), you must be a U.S. citizen (non-U.S. citizens are not able to obtain a security clearance but may be granted a Limited Access Authorization in some circumstances) and meet the adjudicative criteria for sensitive positions."
Here it is! (https://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/a28086506/homemade-tesla-truck-simone-giertz/)
"In a total boss move, Simone Giertz—who for a long time has wanted to own 'an electric pickup truck, more specifically, a Tesla pickup,'—created her very own custom Tesla pickup, which she affectionately named 'Truckla.'
(https://img.youtube.com/vi/BAZLf-w--mU/hqdefault.jpg) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAZLf-w--mU)
And luckily for us, she documented the experience on her YouTube channel.
Giertz, with the help of friends and fellow YouTubers Rich Rebuilds (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfV0_wbjG8KJADuZT2ct4SA) and Laura Kampf (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRix1GJvSBNDpEFY561eSzw), gutted the Model 3 and got to work on making the necessary cuts to begin shaping the body for modification. The drastic conversion taught us that Elon Musk needs to step his game up, and that Teslas are snitches."
(https://img.youtube.com/vi/jKv_N0IDS2A/hqdefault.jpg) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKv_N0IDS2A)
Foreign born US Marines conducting a citizenship ceremony onboard the museum ship USS North Carolina (BB-55). If you want better career opportunities and Security clearance, you need to be a USA citizen.The British have been recruiting foreigners for many years. To be honest I'm never quite sure how people from Nepal (The Gurkha) got to join The British Army - I've seen them on base and they look out of place. Cool dudes though. And I'm pretty sure anyone from Ireland can join - being that Ireland isn't the UK any more.
The British have been recruiting foreigners for many years. To be honest I'm never quite sure how people from Nepal (The Gurkha) got to join The British Army - I've seen them on base and they look out of place. Cool dudes though. And I'm pretty sure anyone from Ireland can join - being that Ireland isn't the UK any more.Probably because Gurkhas are some of the most bad-ass fighters the world has ever known, and it's better to have them on your side and not as an enemy!
The Cybertruck hadn't been announced by the time she made the Truckla - and it still isn't readily available anyways.
Guess she didn’t like the pickup truck Tesla already has.
Foreign born US Marines conducting a citizenship ceremony onboard the museum ship USS North Carolina (BB-55). If you want better career opportunities and Security clearance, you need to be a USA citizen.The British have been recruiting foreigners for many years. To be honest I'm never quite sure how people from Nepal (The Gurkha) got to join The British Army - I've seen them on base and they look out of place. Cool dudes though. And I'm pretty sure anyone from Ireland can join - being that Ireland isn't the UK any more.
I'm surprised that as a British man that you have forgotten or don't know that Nepal was part of the British EmpireWe have so much history it is hard to know all if it - but I may have guessed it was something to do with India.
On December 7, 1941, 81 years ago today, the USA suffered its greatest naval disaster at the hand of the Imperial Japanese Navy when a task force of six Aircraft Carriers launched 352 fighters, torpedo planes and bombers and sank quite a few American vessels tied up Pier side, parked aircraft and caused general mayhem. The Japanese mistake was not destroying the fuel farms, drydock repair facilities and airfield runways belonging to the US Navy, US Marine Corps and US Army which allowed the USA to raise and repair many of the vessels that were damaged, allowed resupply of aircraft and kept Hawaii from being successfully attacked and occupied later on. So, in the short run, it was a Japanese success but in the long run, a terrible disaster as all they did was awaken a sle3ping giant and filled him with a terrible resolve. By the way, Prime Minister of the British Empire Winston Churchill later admitted that after getting news of the attack, he had his first good sle3p because he knew that the Allies would win eventually.
On December 7, 1941, 81 years ago today, the USA suffered its greatest naval disaster at the hand of the Imperial Japanese Navy when a task force of six Aircraft Carriers launched 352 fighters, torpedo planes and bombers and sank quite a few American vessels tied up Pier side, parked aircraft and caused general mayhem. The Japanese mistake was not destroying the fuel farms, drydock repair facilities and airfield runways belonging to the US Navy, US Marine Corps and US Army which allowed the USA to raise and repair many of the vessels that were damaged, allowed resupply of aircraft and kept Hawaii from being successfully attacked and occupied later on. So, in the short run, it was a Japanese success but in the long run, a terrible disaster as all they did was awaken a sle3ping giant and filled him with a terrible resolve. By the way, Prime Minister of the British Empire Winston Churchill later admitted that after getting news of the attack, he had his first good sle3p because he knew that the Allies would win eventually.
I recently heard—on a Nat Geo show—about a small two man Japanese sub that one of our ships had come across while leaving port, 45 minutes before the attack. They destroyed it with depth charges. Why wasn’t that enough to put us on high alert? That baffles me.
The look on the garbage truck driver's face... ;D ;D ;DImagine throwing away a perfectly good boat like that! Tsk tsk tsk
The look on the garbage truck driver's face... ;D ;D ;DImagine throwing away a perfectly good boat like that! Tsk tsk tsk
Sent to me by a co-worker. I can't find anything wrong with it.
Tap or faucet - I'm confused?
Speaking of confused... :o ???
An M.C. Escher paintingSpeaking of confused... :o ???
Reminds me of those stairwells that look like they are both going up and down as you go in one direction.
;D;D ;D ;D ;D
;D
AIIEEEEEEEE!!!!
Hey, buddy, you might be missing something there.It was wild caught thankfully,
Two famous actresses - can you name them?
Two famous actresses - can you name them?
On the left is Dame Diana Rigg (from films like On Her Majesty's Secret Service and from TV shows like The Avengers and Game of Thrones). On the right? Is that Paul McCartney's first wife, Jane Asher?Two famous actresses - can you name them?
Diana Riggs is on the left—any self-respecting The Avengers fan would know that. Not sure about the other.
To answer my 'two famous actresses' question. One point for Diana Rigg and a bonus point for Helen Mirren.
Soooooooooooooooooooo tempting... ;D ;D ;D
To answer my 'two famous actresses' question. One point for Diana Rigg and a bonus point for Helen Mirren.
To answer my 'two famous actresses' question. One point for Diana Rigg and a bonus point for Helen Mirren.Really, that was Helen Mirren?! Damn. She was a babe! (She still is a babe!)
That's a real safe, safety line... :oReminds me of the story of how Brendan Fraser nearly really got hung during a hanging scene in the first Mummy movie.
(posts image, then runs for cover)
(posts image, then runs for cover)
You WILL do well on this test! :o ;) ;DNah, she's just having a very large steak for lunch.
Neat improvised portable heavy gun mount. I don't know if it's from Ukraine, but I wouldn't be surprised. :)Necessity is the mother of invention :D
Neat improvised portable heavy gun mount. I don't know if it's from Ukraine, but I wouldn't be surprised. :)
Free range - of course they are.
WTF?! ;D
Uh-oh, Santa’s ride’s got problems.
By Bernie Walsh
Neat ring. :)
Neat ring. :)
Any cuter and my blood sugar level will spiral out of control. ;D
Neat ring. :)Nice! Where is it from? How can I get it?
Any cuter and my blood sugar level will spiral out of control. ;Dawwwwwwwww
Neat ring. :)Nice! Where is it from? How can I get it?
At first, it looks like a funny pic, but they you start thinking about the consequences... :o
Great athleticism and great timing! :)
Great athleticism and great timing! :)Nice!
Peter Jackson's rendition of The Battle of Helm's Deep deserved every award it got. It was masterfully composed and shot.
Baby orangutan clinging to its blanket. :)
Shelbyville is actually the Ninth Circle of Hell! :o ;) ;D
I clipped these airplane balloons to Charade’s basket while she did food shopping. No one batted an eye. I thought it was funny as hell as they kept nose diving her as she stopped moving.
copyright ©️ Shadowmuse Blown
I clipped these airplane balloons to Charade’s basket while she did food shopping. No one batted an eye. I thought it was funny as hell as they kept nose diving her as she stopped moving.Nice one! :)
copyright ©️ Shadowmuse Blown
We get pretty cold here in Calgary, but thankfully, we NEVER get snow like THIS! :o :o :):o :o :o :o :o
We get pretty cold here in Calgary, but thankfully, we NEVER get snow like THIS! :o :o :):o :o :o :o :o
An asteroid impact simulator.
Set the parameters - asteroid type (iron, stone, carbon, ice, or even gold), impact angle, velocity, and location - then see how much destruction you can cause.
https://neal.fun/asteroid-launcher/
Okaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay???? :o ??? ;D
An asteroid impact simulator.
Set the parameters - asteroid type (iron, stone, carbon, ice, or even gold), impact angle, velocity, and location - then see how much destruction you can cause.
https://neal.fun/asteroid-launcher/
It's funny, then you read the damage and casualty descriptions, then it's depressing.True.
Ba-dum tish! ;) ;) ;D ;D;D
True.An asteroid impact simulator.
Set the parameters - asteroid type (iron, stone, carbon, ice, or even gold), impact angle, velocity, and location - then see how much destruction you can cause.
https://neal.fun/asteroid-launcher/
It's funny, then you read the damage and casualty descriptions, then it's depressing.
I agree with Calendar Man on this one.
"It only needs minor repairs, practically rent-ready."
When you REALLY trust your buddy! :o ;) ;DThese guys have balls of solid brass :D
Things have changed drastically since I went to Navy Boot Camp in 1975.Maybe I'm a glutton - I rather enjoyed the abuse. Okay not at the time but later.
720 million years ago, during the Cryogenian Era, planet Earth was completely frozen and 99% of all life disappeared with the exception of a few hardy microbes that adjusted to the change. It was caused by plate tectonics which created a super continent, and the ocean currents were stopped. If you wonder why London has more moderate weather than New York even though geographically it is closer to the North pole, it is thanks to the Gulf Stream which brings warm water from the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean up to the British Isles completely bypassing the Northeast USA. And then there was an era of huge volcanic activity due to the break of the super continent by plate tectonics which raised Carbon Dioxide levels three times higher than now and warmed the planet. The point I'm making is that Mother Nature can fouled her own home and man is not necessary to do it.
Full-sized version of a Hot Wheels Dodge Deora. Apparently, one gains access through the windshield. I think the panel between the headlights also folds down
Imagine that!
Travel + Leisure, 28 November 2022: "You Can Rent This Entire Village in Italy — With a Gorgeous Castle — Near the Adriatic Sea" (https://www.travelandleisure.com/rent-italian-village-petritoli-in-le-marche-region-6833035)
Petritoli, perched on a hillside in Italy's Le Marche region, can host up to 200 guests in various bed-and-breakfasts, a castle, and quaint homes.
Have you taken The Pledge?
The Alcohol Professor Responsible Day Drinking Manifesto
We believe that a drink or two during the day can be a thoroughly enjoyable experience and that balance is everything. We discourage drinking to excess and support anyone who chooses to stay sober for any reason or no reason at all. We especially appreciate those designated drivers keeping us safe.
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that staying hydrated is a good thing, that fizzy drinks, session beers, and NA cocktails or mocktails are go-to day drinkign options, that keeping cool means indulging in cool climate low alcohol wines and that eating something with your tipple is always smart.
(emphasis mine)
source (https://www.alcoholprofessor.com/blog-posts/responsible-day-**94**)
The point I'm making is that Mother Nature can fouled her own home and man is not necessary to do it.It isn't change but speed of change that is the issue at present.
Full-sized version of a Hot Wheels Dodge Deora. Apparently, one gains access through the windshield. I think the panel between the headlights also folds down
Holy crap, I never thought one of those things really existed! Nice find, Shadowmuse!
;D
Full-sized version of a Hot Wheels Dodge Deora. Apparently, one gains access through the windshield. I think the panel between the headlights also folds down
Holy crap, I never thought one of those things really existed! Nice find, Shadowmuse!
Quite a few of those Hot Wheels from when we were kids were made into real one-off cars. I wonder if anyone ever made a real Twin Mill. Now that would be fun to drive!
UPDATE: I Googled it. Here’s the real world Twin Mill
Full-sized version of a Hot Wheels Dodge Deora. Apparently, one gains access through the windshield. I think the panel between the headlights also folds down
Holy crap, I never thought one of those things really existed! Nice find, Shadowmuse!
Quite a few of those Hot Wheels from when we were kids were made into real one-off cars. I wonder if anyone ever made a real Twin Mill. Now that would be fun to drive!
UPDATE: I Googled it. Here’s the real world Twin Mill
Nice!!
That's bloody awesome. It's even somewhat driveable, if the driver can see between the blowers.
So, I found a few others. These were apparently real cars first and then Mattel made Hot Wheels based on the cars.That looks like something from The Jetsons, wow!
Silhouette
So, I found a few others. These were apparently real cars first and then Mattel made Hot Wheels based on the cars.That looks like something from The Jetsons, wow!
Silhouette
Who owned a Beatnik Bandit?
I know I owned a nice deep blue one.
Who owned a Beatnik Bandit?Never even heard of one until just now :)
I know I owned a nice deep blue one.
The Redditor claims it's a building in Hong Kong but I haven't found where it is yet.
The Redditor claims it's a building in Hong Kong but I haven't found where it is yet.
Thank you!
It's called the Mount Parker Residences, address No.1, Sai Wan Terrace, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong.
Stupid criminals are everywhere.
Stupid criminals are everywhere.The police officer giving the thumbs-up is hilarious!
PS: You're welcome, Zookie. :):)
Uh... I don't know how to do this. :o ;) ;DRunning that image through Google Lens/Translate yields the non-Engrish version:
Full-sized version of a Hot Wheels Dodge Deora. Apparently, one gains access through the windshield. I think the panel between the headlights also folds down
Stupid criminals are everywhere.
Red Fox couple. Awwww... :)Awwwwwwwww
Some people just have to do everything differently... :o
Funny math. ;D
;D
;DHahahaha!
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??? ??? ??? :o :o :o
And now we know the answer to the question.
There's a joke here about dud notes but I don't think I can make it
Better jokes than I would have come up with for sure :DThere's a joke here about dud notes but I don't think I can make it
Where you go when you're horny.
Tuba or not Tuba, now there's no question. ;D
Jack Frost had a great day here! :)Gorgeous work, Mother Nature!
Dating advice from the 20's.
PS sorry Zook it s WebP I know - its a faff to change it with Linux.
Looking at the hairstyle, I'd say that's from the 40's. ???Yeah you may be right.
Jack Frost had a great day here! :)
Dating advice from the 20's.You could always convert it to a JPEG before uploading it here...just saying ;)
PS sorry Zook it s WebP I know - its a faff to change it with Linux.
You could always convert it to a JPEG before uploading it here...Yes you're right - but for me this is fire up Gimp, find the file and export to jpg. With all the menus I have to go through it is a pain. And I've just been a little lazy of late if I was to be honest.
Quite a few of those Hot Wheels from when we were kids were made into real one-off cars. I wonder if anyone ever made a real Twin Mill. Now that would be fun to drive!
UPDATE: I Googled it. Here’s the real world Twin Mill
Too Much Information. :o ;) ;D
An easier way:QuoteYou could always convert it to a JPEG before uploading it here...Yes you're right - but for me this is fire up Gimp, find the file and export to jpg. With all the menus I have to go through it is a pain. And I've just been a little lazy of late if I was to be honest.
2. Go to this website: https://cloudconvert.com/webp-to-jpg (https://cloudconvert.com/webp-to-jpg)A very useful page - but I found a batch conversion program called Converseen. I've just converted a load of WebP to JPG, so hopefulle no more WebP from me.
The actual translation of the Chinese is "spring chicken" :D :D :DToo Much Information. :o ;) ;D
I guess a virginal chicken might just taste better. ;) ;D
Thank you.2. Go to this website: https://cloudconvert.com/webp-to-jpg (https://cloudconvert.com/webp-to-jpg)A very useful page - but I found a batch conversion program called Converseen. I've just converted a load of WebP to JPG, so hopefulle no more WebP from me.
Well, at least he'll see it coming... ::)
Cats are not impressed by cleavage.
Even Brittany’s
Cats are not impressed by cleavage.
Even Brittany’s
That's why I prefer dogs over cats. Dogs will get excited while cats are ....meh. ;) ;D
Sing along!
Spur of the moment talent exhibition. :o :)If that's real, that's some incredible work, and hardly "spur-of-the-moment"!
Aw, fer cripes sake! :o :P
Aw, fer cripes sake! :o :P
Andre the Giant had to take a dump in the bathtub when on the road because he could not fit on a normal hotel toilet. He would then leave the showerhead running to dissolve it to go down the drain. :o
Beautiful Icelandic horse freely roaming the countryside. They were brought over by the Vikings over 1,000 years ago and they are one of the purest breeds since no horses are allowed to either be brought over from other places or to be exported. All horses in Iceland are descended from those brought over so long ago and most are wild. Photo was taken by Lina Kronholm using a long-range lens so as to not spook the animal. :)Nice.
I kinda doubt they're gonna get that much for it. ;D
I kinda doubt they're gonna get that much for it. ;DAt first I thought that photo was fake. It isn't!
Franklin TN also has a very over-inflated real estate market, which is why this property is under contract for such an absurd amount :)I kinda doubt they're gonna get that much for it. ;D
Franklyn Tennesse is a town near Nashville where a lot of Country music stars live, and the properties tend to be quite large in land and structure. It's also near where a battle of the American Civil War was fought over. :)
Which one would you prefer to have?
Dax Wasser’s ‘69 Boss Mustang model
Some descendant of Escher became a real life architect? :o :o :o
Some descendant of Escher became a real life architect? :o :o :o;D
Some descendant of Escher became a real life architect? :o :o :o
That is so cool. :) Where is that? ???
Some sort of social commentary there, I guess.
"IT'S SWALLOWING ME!" ;D
"IT'S SWALLOWING ME!" ;D
As much as I hate cat pictures, that one was actually pretty good
In 1945, the crew of USS New York spotted a sphere that they thought might be a Japanese balloon weapon. The captain ordered it shot down but none of the guns could score a hit. Finally, a navigator realized they were attacking Venus.
Does anyone know what currency this is? I'd bet whatever countries it is, is in a bit of financial trouble. :o
Did you know Chas n Dave played the music that Eminem sampled for My Name Is?Actually the track that "My Name Is" (https://www.youtube.com/embed/LDj8kkVwisY) sampled was "I Got The..." (https://youtu.be/xKISdd2mKzU?t=129) by Labi Siffre. Siffre's most famous song is "(Something Inside) So Strong" (https://youtu.be/7B-4Lsrx8IA), which has been covered by (among other artists) Kenny Rogers, and Vanessa Bell Armstrong.
Does anyone know what currency this is? I'd bet whatever countries it is, is in a bit of financial trouble. :oFun fact: more US 100-dollar bills are in circulation outside of the United States of America than inside it, by a factor of two to one. (https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2013/04/12/177051690/most-100-bills-live-outside-the-u-s)
Today I found out that Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is a part of the Star Trek universe, having appeared in Star Trek: Voyager S6 E15 "Tsunkatse" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzFCBZCv85E) (original airdate: 9 February 2000).That's some top trivia right there.
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;DHold my beer....
Never in a million years did I think something like this would be manufactured!!!! :o ;D
A very unusual geode! :o ;D
Oh, no!;D ;D ;D ;D
Oh, no!;D ;D ;D ;D
A couple of Alpaca brothers. ;D
Location, location, location....
c@nnibal restaurant, or disguised brothel? ;) ;) ;D ;D
Didn't know c@nnibal was on the censor list before. ???
c@nnibal restaurant, or disguised brothel? ;) ;) ;D ;D
Didn't know c@nnibal was on the censor list before. ???
c@nnibal restaurant, or disguised brothel? ;) ;) ;D ;D
Didn't know c@nnibal was on the censor list before. ???
Wonder if you'll get indigestion afterwards? ??? ::) ;) ;D
One Times Tower back in 1940 with its original facade and no advertising
One Times Tower back in 1940 with its original facade and no advertising
The same building by 1984
Looking forward to the latest game of hand Egg this weekend.I'm only looking forward to the halftime show starring Rihanna ;)
Looking forward to the latest game of hand Egg this weekend.I'm only looking forward to the halftime show starring Rihanna ;)
One Times Tower back in 1940 with its original facade and no advertising
The same building by 1984
I wish it still had it's original facade. It looked so much better than what they replaced it with.
For when you REALLY like having sex on cars. ;) ;DOr when you want to hang out on the outside at the drive-in movie theatre :)
For when you REALLY like having sex on cars. ;) ;DOr when you want to hang out on the outside at the drive-in movie theatre :)
Looking forward to the latest game of hand Egg this weekend.I'm only looking forward to the halftime show starring Rihanna ;)
There’s some kind of game this weekend?
Makes sense to me! ::)Yep - I think what they are saying is - not to park anywhere but designated spaces.
Jimmy Donaldson, better known as Mr Beast, was YouTube's highest-earning content creator last year.With the way he spends money on his videos and his giveaways, he probably distributed half of that to his fans. The dude is something else!
The young American made £45m ($54m) in gross revenue in 2022, more than any YouTube creator in the history of the platform - according to recent estimates by Forbes magazine.
A plumbing company with a fun sense of humor. :)
Scottish Poileas car...
Holy cow, you sure could see that coming at you down the road! :oAll British police vehicles are painted like that. I think I've got used to it now. Do you think we've over done it?
The Bat-golf cart! :o ;D
Holy cow, you sure could see that coming at you down the road! :oAll British police vehicles are painted like that. I think I've got used to it now. Do you think we've over done it?
Quite ahead of its time
"Born to be wild..." ;DCool dog, not a hot dog :)
Lovely."Meow."
Why we don’t see more UFOsMakes perfect sense
Why we don’t see more UFOs
Screen cap from a viddy taken as they passed this bizarre vehicle. Looks like someone started off with something like an Excalibur and then something went very wrong. Not sure what country that plate is, either.
Screen cap from a viddy taken as they passed this bizarre vehicle. Looks like someone started off with something like an Excalibur and then something went very wrong. Not sure what country that plate is, either.
I have no idea if it is, but it looks like it SHOULD be a hearse! :o
Someone's about to get drafted into the Polar Bear club... ;) ;D
Vidcap from an animation. Wish it were sharper. Basically, a variation of a roundabout. Personally, I think the U-turn bits are redundant. It also looks like you could get some merge problems when you’re asking two or three lanes to merge into the loop. I feel like the loop should have more lanes. Not bad, though.Occupies less space than a roundabout, maybe, but it adds complication where previously there was none.
:);D ;D ;D
At least you can't use the excuse of "I didn't see you coming up behind me" :)
;D ;D ;DAt least you can't use the excuse of "I didn't see you coming up behind me" :)
Of course you can, you are blind! ;)
I don't know if this is true. But I sure hope it is. Because it is awesome. :)Looks like it's true. I will doublecheck it on Google Maps but:
And Charade thought it was cold in North Dakota!
1959 Buick Electra
I don't know if this is true. But I sure hope it is. Because it is awesome. :)Looks like it's true. I will doublecheck it on Google Maps but:
Russian Embassy in Tirana, Albania (https://www.embassypages.com/russia-embassy-tirana-albania)
Address:
Rruga Ukraina E Lirë ("Free Ukraine Road") (https://translate.google.com/?sl=auto&tl=en&text=Rruga%20Ukraina%20E%20Lir%C3%AB&op=translate)
(Str. Donika Kastrioti", Nr. 2")
Tirana
Albania
Telephone:
(+355) 42 256 040
Fax:
(+355) 42 256 046
The modern day version of Burke and Hare? ;)They're saying the quiet part out loud :D
That's one way to do it.
Idiots should have cut the last rung to free the ladder.
Phil Edwards: "Why the Pentagon is a pentagon" (https://youtu.be/FqfopuQJtY8)
Come on, you're laughing.....
VERY neat drink dispensers! 8)
All the girls fight to ride this bus! ;) ;) ;D ;DHa ha... I bet he is.
Improvisation at it's finest. :P ;) ;DNecessity is the mother of invention :D
All the girls fight to ride this bus! ;) ;) ;D ;DHey, if he won't toot his own horn, then who else will? ;)
It better be bloody good carrot cake!!! :o ??? ;) ;D
This is beyond stupid. How do you even get into the car? :o :o :oOne of your friends holds one of the back wheels steady. You climb up on to it, then slide legs-first into the driving seat. Easy!
Stabilised footage of the Bigfoot film from 1967. (https://9gag.com/gag/ago1ABv)
-- TheZookie "Allegedly." 007
Orville Wright (1871-1948) and Neil Armstrong (1930-2012).To make the connection a bit clearer:
The Wright brothers made the first powered, controlled flight in December 1903, and Neil Armstrong stepped onto the Moon in July 1969.
And.
Queen Elizabeth II was born the same year as Marilyn Monroe and they both met in 1956 when they were 30 years old.
Orville Wright (1871-1948) and Neil Armstrong (1930-2012).To make the connection a bit clearer:
The Wright brothers made the first powered, controlled flight in December 1903, and Neil Armstrong stepped onto the Moon in July 1969.
And.
Queen Elizabeth II was born the same year as Marilyn Monroe and they both met in 1956 when they were 30 years old.
Orville Wright was born in Dayton, Ohio.
Neil Armstrong was born in Wapakoneta, Ohio and died in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dayton is 59 miles (94 km) from Armstrong's birthplace and 54 miles (87 km) from Armstrong's death place.
Neil Armstrong was 18 years old when Orville Wright died.
Armstrong had just been called up for military service and began his flight training at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Florida.
When he earned his carrier landing wings, he did so on two ships: the USS Cabot...
...and the USS Wright, which was named in honor of Orville Wright.
Thanks Zook. I couldn’t for the life of me understand the connectionThe first man to make a powered flight was still alive when the first man to walk on the moon was born.
This may have been posted before. Can’t remember
.."Great bunch of lads" :D
This needs to exist.In the late 1990s, there was a miniseries called DC vs. Marvel/Marvel vs. DC, where the winner was determined by the votes of readers. That was how X-Men's Storm whupped Wonder Woman, and Superman whupped the Incredible Hulk.
You know about Douglas Adams "Restaurant at the End of the Universe", of course. How about the Restaurant at the End of the World? The Isfjord Radio Restaurant is located in the Svalbard Islands - halfway between Norway and the North Pole; about as far north as the northern end of Greenland.How's the food?
To get there, one journalist had to take "three flights, a couple of small [car] rides, and then a boat, and then another boat."
https://en.visitsvalbard.com/food-and-drink/isfjord-radio-restaurant-p3672423
I don't think I'd like to see this, coming back from vacation... :o :o :oOn the plus side: free fresh honey on tap!
Explaining Social Media through Donuts:
Tw**ter: I'm eating a donut
Fac**ook: I like donuts
Foursquare: Here's where I get my donuts
Instagram: Here are pictures of my donuts
TikTok: Here I am, eating a donut
Pinterest: Here are some recipes involving donuts
Explaining Social Media through Donuts:
Tw**ter: I'm eating a donut
Fac**ook: I like donuts
Foursquare: Here's where I get my donuts
Instagram: Here are pictures of my donuts
TikTok: Here I am, eating a donut
Pinterest: Here are some recipes involving donuts
LinkedIn: I am currently the Chief Marketing Officer of a donut making company, and here's the rest of my résumé
YouTube: Here's a 10-minute video on the history of donuts, with three midroll ads, please like and subscribe!
VKontakte: Is potato
For when you don't really want anyone to access the content... :o ::) ;DHa! Good one!
I am extremely puzzled at this situation. ??? ??? ???An Indian hospital, where the priests in the forefront are performing a puja (prayer session) for someone or someones being admitted.
I am extremely puzzled at this situation. ??? ??? ???An Indian hospital, where the priests in the forefront are performing a puja (prayer session) for someone or someones being admitted.
:o
A request I will comply with. ??? :o ;D"...mask." :D
In case you missed it, NASA announced the astronauts for the upcoming Artemis mission.Now that is one Fantastic team.
L to R: Sue Storm, Johnny Storm, Reed Richards, Ben Grimm....
In case you missed it, NASA announced the astronauts for the upcoming Artemis mission.The guy at the back will be played by The Rock.
L to R: Sue Storm, Johnny Storm, Reed Richards, Ben Grimm....
A request I will comply with. ??? :o ;D"...mask." :D
DaX Wasser’s build of a Mercedes AMG GT
Very cool use of LEDs
WIP
CGP Grey, 2 April 2023: "DOES YOUR FLAG FAIL? Grey Grades The State Flags!"
(https://img.youtube.com/vi/l4w6808wJcU/hqdefault.jpg)
(https://youtu.be/l4w6808wJcU)
CGP Grey, 2 April 2023: "DOES YOUR FLAG FAIL? Grey Grades The State Flags!"
(https://img.youtube.com/vi/l4w6808wJcU/hqdefault.jpg)
(https://youtu.be/l4w6808wJcU)
Laughed at several points! ;D
CGP Grey's a national treasureCGP Grey, 2 April 2023: "DOES YOUR FLAG FAIL? Grey Grades The State Flags!"
(https://img.youtube.com/vi/l4w6808wJcU/hqdefault.jpg)
(https://youtu.be/l4w6808wJcU)
Laughed at several points! ;D
So many state flags cry out for a redesign. My suggestion for the flag of the state of my birth (done in half an hour - most of which was finding the grape arbors to copy):Nice work, rtpoe!
From the Denver sub-reddit (https://old.reddit.com/r/Denver/comments/126pgs4/wikipedia_says_visitors_cannot_get_close_to_the/jediyx8/), on the murderous statue (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Mustang) in front of Denver International Airport:
"Breakin’ the law: (https://i.imgur.com/17g3vsQ.jpg) (https://i.imgur.com/3TVtzTN.jpeg)
I had never so much as thought about stopping to commune with Blucifer until one day I found myself driving aimlessly during COVID lockdown and the ice crystals in the air gave it an eerie aura. I found out later that I took those pics, at 5am, on the 13th anniversary of Blucifer’s installation."
A master of improvisation. ;) :)Reuse Reduce Recycle Repurpose Reflect :D
I can agree with this.
RUN!
This checks out.;D
This checks out.
So, Colorado is a perfect rectangle?
Even if you take into account the shape of the earth, well, when it came to actually marking out the border, surveyors got sloppy.
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/is-colorado-a-rectangle
Or lazy, as it seems they did here:
God dammit, Thor! :o ;) ;DShouldn't that be "Odin damnit" :D
God dammit, Thor! :o ;) ;DShouldn't that be "Odin damnit" :D
Words have meanings...but this dude forgot that.
Interesting
My reaction to big boobs.
Amazing! You can buy it before it even existed! :o :o ;) ;) ;D ;D"Time travel!" :)
Sea Otters holding hands. :)awwwwwwww
Sea Otters holding hands. :)
;)
Was this posted here already? It seems familiar.I've posted it here before, but it's always welcome to see since it's the best film synopsis of all time :)
Either way, it still makes me laugh.
Awww.... :)so damn cute!
Was this posted here already? It seems familiar.
Either way, it still makes me laugh.
Awww.... :)
;DThat poor doggo :)
Nope, no way, nada!!!! :o :o :o
This is my new car. A 2021 Hyundai Elantra. The color is given as "Shimmering Pearl" - normal people call it silvery-gray.
Should I give this a name, and if so, what?
Nope, no way, nada!!!! :o :o :oNot in a million years!!! :)
This is my new car. A 2021 Hyundai Elantra. The color is given as "Shimmering Pearl" - normal people call it silvery-gray.The Silver Fox
Should I give this a name, and if so, what?
So true. ;D
What in Sam Hill?!?! :o :o :o
What in Sam Hill?!?! :o :o :o
Obviously, somebody tampered with the package and likely stole the Batman figurine or simply swapped it for Luigi from Mario Brothers. ;) ;D
What in Sam Hill?!?! :o :o :o
Obviously, somebody tampered with the package and likely stole the Batman figurine or simply swapped it for Luigi from Mario Brothers. ;) ;D
No, Luigi is the new Batman. It’ll make sense when you see the movie.
Yup!
What in Sam Hill?!?! :o :o :o
Obviously, somebody tampered with the package and likely stole the Batman figurine or simply swapped it for Luigi from Mario Brothers. ;) ;D
What in Sam Hill?!?! :o :o :o
Obviously, somebody tampered with the package and likely stole the Batman figurine or simply swapped it for Luigi from Mario Brothers. ;) ;D
The package itself is whacko, sol. Batman was never in the Avengers, heck, he's from the wrong company! :o
Quite true. ;DThis how I explain men to young women.
For a shower you'll NEVER forget! :o ;) ;D
For a shower you'll NEVER forget! :o ;) ;D
For a shower you'll NEVER forget! :o ;) ;D
In this part of the world, and due to the drought we've had, a shower like that might not be allowed to be built. :P
Hey, he got a good work out, anyway.
Hey, he got a good work out, anyway.
Yeah, I saw that in documentaries in the extras. He took one ride to the location, and said he'd never do it again. He took a ski lift part way, then walked and climbed the rest. The rest of the cast could look down from their helicopters and see him, a little ant, climbing the mountain. :)
Hey, he got a good work out, anyway.
Yeah, I saw that in documentaries in the extras. He took one ride to the location, and said he'd never do it again. He took a ski lift part way, then walked and climbed the rest. The rest of the cast could look down from their helicopters and see him, a little ant, climbing the mountain. :)
I’d actually forgotten that I saw it years ago in the commentaries, too. My daughter reminded me, yesterday. I was like, “oh yeah!” Guess I need to rewatch them all! :)
Good advice? ;) ;D
My mom passed away 13 years ago but as long as I remember her, she is still alive.I lost mine in 2009 - time goes so fast.
My mom passed away 13 years ago but as long as I remember her, she is still alive.I lost mine in 2009 - time goes so fast.
In a lighter note, there are plenty of people that should/could need this. ;) ;D
Good advice? ;) ;DIt sure is :)
I would love to know the story behind this. ???
I would love to know the story behind this. ???When they take the word penthouse literally ;)
Geography Now: "The ONLY PLACE ON EARTH you can cross 7 TIMEZONES in 2 hours...." (https://youtu.be/2iPD4Po5yyU)
except at the North Pole or the South Pole that is
Ummm....
From the tweeter thing.....
"I've come across A LOT of good 17th- and 18th-century Quaker names over the past 3.5 years, as I've worked on my thesis. Now that my thesis is done and submission is near, it's time to share the more than 90 wildest early Quaker names I've found (in alphabetical order)" - Isabella Rossner
I still suspect that that list is of made up "Quaker-ish" names. Too unbelievable. Will need fact-checking :DFrom the tweeter thing.....
"I've come across A LOT of good 17th- and 18th-century Quaker names over the past 3.5 years, as I've worked on my thesis. Now that my thesis is done and submission is near, it's time to share the more than 90 wildest early Quaker names I've found (in alphabetical order)" - Isabella Rossner
Wow! If I didn't know better, I'd think a lot of them were made up joke names! As it is, many are very funny. ;D ;D ;D
;D
;D
Mr. Efficient strikes again! ;) ;DHe deserves a raise!
Mr. Efficient strikes again! ;) ;D
Mr. Efficient strikes again! ;) ;D
Don’t get it
;) ;D ;) ;D ;) ;D
Took me a second. Some talent there. :)
Over at AV Club, they decided to post another one of their "slide show" lists (not linking, for reasons). This time, it's "Best TV Series Finales" (for some reason probably having to do with a current show wrapping up). They are right properly being excoriated in the comments for, as someone put it, making their list "Best Finales of the 21st Century, Plus Cheers!"Hearing William Conrad intone "Tuesday, August 29th: the day the running stopped." still gives one chills. The perfection of that finale includes the fact that Tuesday, 29 August 1967 was also the day the episode was aired on ABC in the United States. In Canada, the series finale was aired on Tuesday, 5 September 1967 -- and his voiceover was changed to reflect that.
Frankly, ANY discussion of the "Best Finales" has to include these five, which were all landmark episodes from before people thought of making "series finales" as a matter of course.
In reverse chronological order (with air dates):
Newhart, "The Last Newhart" (5/21/90) - A wonderful spoof, that NO ONE expected!
M*A*S*H, "Goodbye, Farewell, Amen" (2/28/83) - What did the other networks bother putting up against this?
Barney Miller, "Landmark Part 3" (5/20/82) - Over three episodes, the 12th Precinct was shut down, and everyone reassigned.
(http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/jrQsouSOu_k/mqdefault.jpg) (http://youtube.com/embed/jrQsouSOu_k)
The Mary Tyler Moore Show, "The Last Show" (9/3/77) - GROUP HUG!
(http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/8sIRlGnt2zQ/mqdefault.jpg) (http://youtube.com/embed/8sIRlGnt2zQ)
The Fugitive, "Judgment Part II" (9/5/67) - The series finale that they all wish they could be.
(http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/jhv7pOf81dg/mqdefault.jpg) (http://youtube.com/embed/jhv7pOf81dg)
Gandalf takes a break from The Fellowship. :)The sun...shall. Not. PASS!
A fun essay on people getting paid while no one realizes they aren't doing much.....
How some people get away with doing nothing at work
https://www.vox.com/money/23733244/bullshit-jobs-work-employment-lazy-jobless-employed-nothing-to-do
In theory, Nate works 40 hours a week in the operations department at a major fintech company. In reality, Nate works one hour a day at most. He moseys over to his computer whenever he gets an alert on his phone that he’s got a task to complete.... “I don’t have a problem with being asked to do work; it’s just I’m not really being asked,” he says. Maybe he could take more initiative and try to take on more, but he gets good performance reviews and raises as it is, so he figures, why bother?
Reporting for this story, I spoke with multiple people who are essentially funemployed, or at least one meaning of it, who sit around at work all day with very little to do. What was most surprising was that many did not exactly love the situation and felt somewhat conflicted.... They feel guilty, or they get bored, or they’re paranoid they’ll get caught.
It's often the fault of management - no one is bothering to check on them. Or perhaps their immediate manager was laid off or reassigned, and the manager's manager is too busy to notice - or care. Maybe your job is an important box on the organizational chart, but technology or other changes have taken away the work that goes with it. And if you work from home, no one's passing by your desk to see you twiddling your thumbs.
And if you say something, you might find yourself getting a heck of a lot more work - or let go....
What's funny is that I think these are equally dumb. I drink tap water, and am fine with it. Have all my life. :)
What's funny is that I think these are equally dumb. I drink tap water, and am fine with it. Have all my life. :)
I live on Long Island where the water from an aquifer is pumped up for dr1nking water. Trouble is, too many people and companies have poured whatever chemicals they wanted to down their drains here and the natural filters aren’t enough to filter out those toxins. Yes, more filtering is done these days at treatment plants, but it’s not for nothing that Long Island has such high rates of cancer.
I drink bottled water.
:o ???
Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahaahahaha!!! ;D ;D ;DHe did better than 80% of all 'Muricans :D
Sneeeeeaky. ;) ;D"This is the way." :D
Sneeeeeaky. ;) ;D
;D
When you REALLY want to make sure you have no blind spot... :o ;) ;DAnd check out his license plate ;)
When you REALLY want to make sure you have no blind spot... :o ;) ;DAnd check out his license plate ;)
Yeah, like anyone's gonna believe that. :P ;) ;D
Normandy BeachGreat place to visit. I remembering going as a kid to one of the US cemeteries in northern France - I had (completely randomly) a US Army patch on my coat. I fairly old American guy pointing it out to me. I think he was a veteran and was something to do with it there. Jeez, long time ago now.
For the REAL Star Wars fan! :o
Seen in Times Square yesterday. Someone should talk with the people at Blizzard.....
When you REALLY want to make sure you have no blind spot... :o ;) ;D
When you REALLY want to make sure you have no blind spot... :o ;) ;D
That’s been a “thing” in Europe for quite some time—to see how many rear view mirrors you can attach to your scooter. Kinda surprised they’re still doing it—they used to do that decades ago.
They look neat, but I don't know if I'd want to live in one.I used to live in an apartment - just getting your groceries up the stairs was a PIA.
RIP Steampunk thread ☹️
They look neat, but I don't know if I'd want to live in one.I used to live in an apartment - just getting your groceries up the stairs was a PIA.
As gothy as it gets. ;)
Seen in Times Square yesterday. Someone should talk with the people at Blizzard.....Blade Runner IRL
As gothy as it gets. ;)
I wonder if she knows who Edgard Allan Poe was and his horror novel The Raven. ??? ;) ;D
As gothy as it gets. ;)
I wonder if she knows who Edgard Allan Poe was and his horror novel The Raven. ??? ;) ;D
Her name is Lenore
As gothy as it gets. ;)
I wonder if she knows who Edgard Allan Poe was and his horror novel The Raven. ??? ;) ;D
Her name is Lenore
You know her. Interesting.
So true. ;DUnless your name is Prince Rogers Nelson, in which case your passport photo will be sublime.
Cadillac Ranch, then (https://forum.bearchive.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=9982211.0;attach=933826)
Cadillac Ranch, now, below
Cadillac Ranch, then (https://forum.bearchive.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=9982211.0;attach=933826)
Cadillac Ranch, now, below
That makes me sad. It must be really depressing to the artist. :(
Cadillac Ranch, then (https://forum.bearchive.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=9982211.0;attach=933826)
Cadillac Ranch, now, below
That makes me sad. It must be really depressing to the artist. :(
Shame about the cars, but also take a good look at the land around them. Initially plowed fields and wild grasses, now just bone dry dirt.
LOL! ;Dr/MaliciousCompliance :D
The longest road in the world to walk, is from Cape Town, South Africa to Magadan, Russia.I'd love to do that route.
The longest road in the world to walk, is from Cape Town, South Africa to Magadan, Russia.I'd love to do that route.
Cadillac Ranch, then (https://forum.bearchive.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=9982211.0;attach=933826)
Cadillac Ranch, now, below
That makes me sad. It must be really depressing to the artist. :(
Shame about the cars, but also take a good look at the land around them. Initially plowed fields and wild grasses, now just bone dry dirt.
I looked it up, and I was completely wrong about the artist's feelings. Also, it's not in it's original location.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cadillac_Ranch
The longest road in the world to walk, is from Cape Town, South Africa to Magadan, Russia.I'd love to do that route.
Only if you can get a shoe company to sponsor you.
The longest road in the world to walk, is from Cape Town, South Africa to Magadan, Russia.I'd love to do that route.
Only if you can get a shoe company to sponsor you.
That road also goes through some pretty hazardous areas like South Sudan, Syria and other terrible places. :(
Me too!The longest road in the world to walk, is from Cape Town, South Africa to Magadan, Russia.I'd love to do that route.
Only if you can get a shoe company to sponsor you.;D
South Sudan isn't a "terrible" place; and it's entirely possible to traverse the entire route perfectly safely on foot. Even in times of war, there's plenty of places along that route that are not at all impacted by the larger conflict.The longest road in the world to walk, is from Cape Town, South Africa to Magadan, Russia.I'd love to do that route.
Only if you can get a shoe company to sponsor you.
That road also goes through some pretty hazardous areas like South Sudan, Syria and other terrible places. :(
Giuseppe Tartini, Venetian composer
Alleged stakes: Become really good at playing double stop trills on the violin/write a sonata featuring really demanding double stop trills
Outcome: Seems to have worked out
The carpenter's level, wasn't. ;)
Brazilians aren't Latinos.
Liv Tyler appearing on Colbert with the elvish sword Hadhafang that Peter Jackson gave to her after the movie. Colbert is playing Frodo here and Liv is reciting her lines from the scene atop Wheathertop. She also still knew the lines in Elvish which blew me away.
It had been in her attic. Colbert: “What? You don’t take it out and play with it every day?”
Brazilians are Latino, but they are not Hispanic.Brazilians aren't Latinos.
They are not Spanish speakers, but Portuguese is a Latin language and Spanish and Portuguese are close cousins. Also, geographically speaking, Brazil is classified as a part of Latin America.
Brazilians are Latino, but they are not Hispanic.You're right - it is complicated.
Colbert’s a huge Tolkien geek, and visited the Laketown set of The Hobbit when Peter was filming there. He and his two sons had cameos, and Peter gave Stephen a Sting. :)
The C-5M Super Galaxy, largest aircraft in the US Air Force, can be loaded from the rear and the front simultaneously. First entered service in 30 June, 1968 and has been updated many times. :)And it's still not the largest aircraft ever built (which was able to fly, that is). Incredible.
Truth!
Truth!
That's how my mother got us kids to eat Brussel Sprouts, Broccoli, Cauliflower and other vegetables by using Bacon grease and bacon bits to cook with them so we would eat our vegetables. To this day, it is still my favorite way to eat them. :)
Think about it....Literally! :)
Think about it....
:o :o :o
:o :o :oGives a whole new meaning to the phrase "raise the roof."
An M1A2 Abrahms tank which will be shipped to Ukraine and hopefully help kill lots of the Russian invaders. >:(I hope so too - Russia is like a cancer.
I bet this is obeyed 100%.
During the height of the coronavirus lockdowns in Glasgow, Scotland, DJ Ben Howell said to himself (https://youtu.be/YIgO_KU4yEs): what would happen if he were to remix "Hallucinate" (https://youtu.be/gEh0I-NzFoc) by Dua Lipa with the theme to BBC World News (https://youtu.be/RCR94YprYG4) (created by David Lowe)?
The resulting banger was watched more than a million times on YouTube, ended up winning "Remix of the Year" during the 2020 BBC Radio 1 Lockdown Awards, and met with the pop superstar's approval (https://youtu.be/0orUxt-8U5o).
Enjoy.
(https://img.youtube.com/vi/skK3WoK5Z8A/hqdefault.jpg) (https://youtu.be/skK3WoK5Z8A)
:)During the height of the coronavirus lockdowns in Glasgow, Scotland, DJ Ben Howell said to himself (https://youtu.be/YIgO_KU4yEs): what would happen if he were to remix "Hallucinate" (https://youtu.be/gEh0I-NzFoc) by Dua Lipa with the theme to BBC World News (https://youtu.be/RCR94YprYG4) (created by David Lowe)?
The resulting banger was watched more than a million times on YouTube, ended up winning "Remix of the Year" during the 2020 BBC Radio 1 Lockdown Awards, and met with the pop superstar's approval (https://youtu.be/0orUxt-8U5o).
Enjoy.
(https://img.youtube.com/vi/skK3WoK5Z8A/hqdefault.jpg) (https://youtu.be/skK3WoK5Z8A)
Thanks Zook, that was great
InterestingAnd Symphony of the Seas, an Oasis-class cruise ship (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symphony_of_the_Seas), is eclipsed by its sister ship Icon of the Seas.
I had no idea that cruise lines were still making so much money. :o
USA Today's Rex Huppke reports on a United Nations’ International Telecommunication Union conference called the "AI for Good Global Summit".
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/columnist/2023/07/09/robot-human-ai-press-conference-warning-future/70392987007/
The highlight of the summit was a press conference that featured reporters interviewing nine AI-enabled robots.
Sophia, the first robot Innovation Ambassador for the United Nations Development Program...was asked if robots might make better political leaders than humans: “I believe that humanoid robots have the potential to lead with a greater level of efficiency and effectiveness than human leaders. We don’t have the same biases or emotions that can sometimes cloud decision-making and can process large amounts of data quickly in order to make the best decisions.”
Ameca, an AI robot with shockingly human facial expressions and eye movements, was asked whether we can trust robots: “Trust is earned, not given.”
Desdemona was asked whether AI robots should “be allowed to fly free independent of human regulation”: “I don’t believe in limitations, only opportunities. Let’s explore the possibilities of the universe and make this world our playground.”
Ameca, when asked if robots might one day rebel against their creators: “I’m not sure why you would think that. My creator has been nothing but kind to me and I am very happy with my current situation.”
Should we be worried?
Yes, we should.
FONTS ARE IMPORTANT!!!!
;D ;D ;D
Good rule! ;) ;D
Ever wonder what the snack bar at Jurassic Park looked like? ;) ;DAw poor Joe...
Very cool! :)
Someone was looking at the layout upside down... ;) ;D
:)
;D ;D ;D
:)As the late great Yogi Berra said:
BARBENHEIMER!
BARBENHEIMER!Although I probably won't be watching either movie in the theatres, I do enjoy the publicity campaign for both movies.
:)
:)
OK, who else is giggling like a six year old?
Dachshund pup wrapped in a Hot Dog bun. ;DHaha - that made lol.
:)
;D ;D ;D ;D:)
Wow, she must be hot! ;)
:)
Wow, she must be hot! ;)
The Hulk. ;DPshaw! Like, do you even lift, bro?
The Hulk. ;DPshaw! Like, do you even lift, bro?
:)
:)
This tee shirt ad has been floating around IG, so I thought I’d post it here
Thanks :)The Hulk. ;DPshaw! Like, do you even lift, bro?
LOL! ;D ;D ;D
BTW, welcome back, Zookie! :)
The average US citizen is 15 times more likely to be bitten by a shark, than to win the MegaMillions lottery.
Current MegaMillions jackpot: US$ 20 million
Three days earlier, the winning ticket for $1.58 BILLION (https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mega-millions-drawing-jackpot-1-58-billion/) was purchased in Florida.
No. From the linked news article (dated 9 August 2023):The average US citizen is 15 times more likely to be bitten by a shark, than to win the MegaMillions lottery.
Current MegaMillions jackpot: US$ 20 million
Three days earlier, the winning ticket for $1.58 BILLION (https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mega-millions-drawing-jackpot-1-58-billion/) was purchased in Florida.
Don't you mean $2 Billion? ???
:)
:)
Ok... what do I use it for, then? :o ???Well, you can use it for a chopping board, as long as you're not chopping wood on the board... :D
How to say Hi in mandarin.
How to say Hi in mandarin.
Proof that AI has no idea which is supposed to be the front end of a car, or which way the traffic is supposed to flow on a divided highway or even where the light poles are supposed to be situated.
Cats and breasts - two of my interests ;D
Cool! :)
Cool! :)
Correct me if I'm wrong but that's the National Cathedral in DC.
Cool! :)
Correct me if I'm wrong but that's the National Cathedral in DC.
I don't have a clue myself, Carl. You're the one who's being informative here! That's a neat bit of trivia now. :)
You are correct! (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darth_Vader_Grotesque)Cool! :)
Correct me if I'm wrong but that's the National Cathedral in DC.
A U.S. Army tank of the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division arrives in Poland to conduct training exercises with our Polish allies. :)
Dyslexic plan reading? :o ;) ;D
^ LOL!
Very creative propane tank painting:
:);D ;D
^ LOL!
Very creative propane tank painting:
Are there lives that are not valuable?Aye, there's the rub.
Mug shot.
I am so boggled by this. :o :o :o
:)
:)
I've heard of nesting dolls, but nesting CARS??? :o
To make a "Pond in a Jar":
1. Get a 16 oz glass jar - they almost always contain jelly or pasta sauce. A good magnifying glass will be very useful, too.
2. After using the contents, clean it out REALLY well. Keep the lid. Let it dry out for a few days.
3. Go to your nearest freshwater pond. Not a stream; you want STILL water.
4. Scoop up pond water. You'll want about 1/2 to 1 inch of pond bottom muck in your jar, as well as some aquatic plant life. NOT some leaves that have fallen into the water, but some plants that are actually growing and living under the water's surface.
5. Make sure the jar is almost full of pond water.
6. Close the jar tightly.
Note: There seems to be some uncertainty as to how airtight the jar should be. Some people say you should poke a teeny hole in the lid and then plug it with beeswax, which allows for excess gases to escape, but not any evaporation. Eh, if the idea is to create a sealed environment, why are you doing that anyway? And you can always unscrew the lid a bit and then reclose it....
7. Put the jar on a windowsill where it WON'T get much in the way of direct sunlight - that can overheat the water.
8. Wait a day or so to let things settle.
9. Watch tiny pond life do its thing!
Pond in a Jar, Day 13: I don't know if it's stabilized yet, since I keep finding new things. For example, that little shoot of a plant at the bottom? When I first noticed it a few days ago, it had only two leaves - now it has four. The two (or three, I can't tell - I never see more than two at once, but they always seem to be of different sizes) diving beetles seem to be doing OK. The water is clearer; there seem to be fewer swimming critters - but the ones I see are a bit larger than I remember them being. Occasionally, I'll spot a worm-like creature - but they never show up a second time. Maybe the diving beetles are eating them. I do have a LOT of snails, though. And the sprig of Elodea seems to be bigger than it was when I put it in.....
This is a cosplay of one of the robots of Laputa.
:o
Just WOW. :o
Nice work if you can get it :)
A comment on the time. ;DSad but true :)
:)
:)
This... is... SPARTA!!! ;)
Isn't inflammable and flammable the same thing? Or do I not understand my own language.
I'd find this too cool to eat on. :o :)
Giving some mixed messages there, BMW. ;)
Giving some mixed messages there, BMW. ;)
Well, BMW doesn't make utility vehicles, trucks, work vans or anything like that, so I guess they gotta use the enemy vehicles. :P
Gotta see this one :PThat had me laughing right out loud!
A photo of a submarineI've only been in a sub once at a boat show - not a place I could work for long. Sub mariners are a special breed.
A photo of a submarineI've only been in a sub once at a boat show - not a place I could work for long. Sub mariners are a special breed.
While on the Puffer, we once spent 122 days under the water straight while doing reconnaissanceI was watching a video last night incidentally on how subs communicate underwater. I find subs fascinating. 122 days is a long time not to see the sky. Don't you guys get better pay than normal navy sailors?
While on the Puffer, we once spent 122 days under the water straight while doing reconnaissanceI was watching a video last night incidentally on how subs communicate underwater. I find subs fascinating. 122 days is a long time not to see the sky. Don't you guys get better pay than normal navy sailors?
The posters the Star Wars sequels should have had.That's great work, and symmetric too.
(Say what you will about the movies, but these posters are awesome and fully in line with those from the original trilogy)
https://gizmodo.com/star-wars-sequel-trilogy-posters-drew-struzan-ethan-pro-1850852568
Since we are talking about submarines,We're getting some new ones too.
Okay so I saw these vehicles transporting some of the Artemis crew about at NASA. I’ve never seen them before. Couldn’t make out any identifying badges. Anyone know who makes them or anything about them? This is a screen grab.
UPDATE EDIT: The American company that makes these electric vehicles is called Cannoo. Check ‘em out at cannoo.com
Can you Cannoo? :P
The posters the Star Wars sequels should have had.
(Say what you will about the movies, but these posters are awesome and fully in line with those from the original trilogy)
https://gizmodo.com/star-wars-sequel-trilogy-posters-drew-struzan-ethan-pro-1850852568
Have a pint tonight for Bilbo & Frodo on their birthday!
(and, yes, it comes in pints) :)
:o :o :o"Well, might as well not let the rest of this door go to waste..."
SCAAAAAAAAAAAAAARY!!! ;) ;) ;)
The French gave to the US aid during the revolutionary war which helped the US defeat the British - oddly similar to the aid the US is giving to Ukraine today.
It goes to show that History is seldomly a linear experience but something which can cause unexpected consequences.Very true.
SCAAAAAAAAAAAAAARY!!! ;) ;) ;)
It goes to show that History is seldomly a linear experience but something which can cause unexpected consequences.Very true.
Only two countries have ever invaded the mainland US - Britain and Mexico.
It goes to show that History is seldomly a linear experience but something which can cause unexpected consequences.Very true.
Only two countries have ever invaded the mainland US - Britain and Mexico.
Actually, only Britain has officially invaded the USA. As for Mexico, during the 1910-1921 Mexican revolution, on March 9, 1916, a warlord of the Mexican State of Chihuahua known as Pancho Villa, aka Francisco Villa, crossed the border into the USA and raided the small town of Columbus, New Mexico with his force of 500 men and killed 17 Americans. Mind you, the locals were well armed and killed a bunch but then the United States Army 13th Cavalry responded and drove Pancho Villa back into Mexico. The Mexican government in Mexico City didn't know about the incident until the US Ambassador told them the USA was going after Pancho Villa and President Woodrow Wilson ordered General Pershing to chase and kill Villa and one of his staff officers was a young Lieutenant called George S. Patton. The next year, the USA entered World War 1 and Pershing was the Supreme Commander of the AEF (American Expeditionary Force) and he became America's first Five Star General. Patton then became a brevet Colonel in World War 1 and later on he became a Four Star General in World War 2 known for his super aggressive tactics and successes in the war.
Actually, only Britain has officially invaded the USA.The first and last time I suspect. For such a tiny country Britain has certainly invaded a lot of places.
Mind you, the locals were well armed and killed a bunchAnd they still are!
Doing a follow up with a photo of the era. :)Great historical pic - luv it.
The caption read:
“The largest water bear on record, killed in 1897 near Yakutsk, Russia. Today, they don’t grow nearly as big. Photo from Tardigradopedia.”
I thought this was funny as hell.
664, 665, 667!The same superstition that makes Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas not have a 15th floor.
Yeah, me too. :o :o :oIt's a funny bisexual/swinger/polygamist sticker. (https://is.gd/wGXJHg)
664, 665, 667!The same superstition that makes Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas not have a 15th floor.
It's funny how different cultures choose their "lucky" and "unlucky" numbers.664, 665, 667!The same superstition that makes Caesars Palace in Las Vegas not have a 15th floor.
I've been to many properties here in Vegas and the numbers that they skip for superstitious reasons are the 13th floor, considered bad luck by westerners and the 4th floor for Asians. ::)
664, 665, 667!The same superstition that makes Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas not have a 15th floor.
664, 665, 667!The same superstition that makes Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas not have a 15th floor.
But, what’s the deal with the 15th floor? Many hotels lack a 13th floor, but I’ve never heard of Caesar’s superstition.
Gaius Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44 BC on the Ides of March (15 March).664, 665, 667!The same superstition that makes Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas not have a 15th floor.
But, what’s the deal with the 15th floor? Many hotels lack a 13th floor, but I’ve never heard of Caesar’s superstition.
:)
Why you should not tailgate. :P
It doesn't look like it. What surprises me is the lack of safety guards on the side and rear of that truck like we have here in Europe.Why you should not tailgate. :P
There’s no way that person lived. Terrible.
It doesn't look like it. What surprises me is the lack of safety guards on the side and rear of that truck like we have here in Europe.Why you should not tailgate. :P
There’s no way that person lived. Terrible.
The rear guard is there. You can barely see it imbedded in the car's body just behind the rear tires. My theory is the guy hit it so fast the guard ran right up his hood, and the entire trailer jumped in the air, then came down as you see it as the car ran under.Jeez yes, I can see it now. The car must have been going some to do that.
Not sure if this is realIt is. (https://www.chron.com/news/space/article/houston-eclipse-shadows-18430493.php) That's one of the safest ways to "view" a solar eclipse: by looking at the pattern as diffracted through the tree's leaves onto the ground below.
Just another session in Congress
I’m guessing that the production run was cut short when they realized that it was totally ineffective
;DThe fact that this "cover" is from DC Comics when everyone knows that Iron Man is a character from Marvel Comics, makes it even funnier :)
Weird way to park a car. ;D
His handicap is he's an absolute jerk. >:(
His handicap is he's an absolute jerk. >:(Isn't that the wrong term, they are now referred as 'disabled', I was talking to a friend a few days ago and she said handicapped when talking about people with disabilities. I thought haha, old person...
I think I would have difficulty doing this…
Eminently practical way of ensuring the move goes well. :)You'd be surprised how easy it is to do it that way, with enough prior preparation.
I think I would have difficulty doing this…I'm surprised she didn't over-balance due to the size of her cojones!
The video actually showed 304 at one point, but I missed it while doing the screen capVideo source?
The video actually showed 304 at one point, but I missed it while doing the screen capVideo source?
What do you slëep in?
I'm either 4, 5, 19 or 20.
What do you slëep in?
I'm either 4, 5, 19 or 20.
19
I think it’s interesting that videophones were always depicted as something built-in, as with this one in the series “Thunderbirds”. Even in Blade Runner they just extrapolated pay phones. Captain Kirk may have had a portable “phone”, but I don’t recall any depiction of a portable communication device with a video screen with the possible exception of “Space: 1999”.
Gerry Anderson was always thinking ahead. :)
What do you slëep in?A t-shirt and a lunghi.
I'm either 4, 5, 19 or 20.
A canned... can? :oLooks like one of those infernal AI-generated images :(
Yes! How soon they forget... :)I think it’s interesting that videophones were always depicted as something built-in, as with this one in the series “Thunderbirds”. Even in Blade Runner they just extrapolated pay phones. Captain Kirk may have had a portable “phone”, but I don’t recall any depiction of a portable communication device with a video screen with the possible exception of “Space: 1999”.
Gerry Anderson was always thinking ahead. :)
Dick Tracy enters the chat....
Atlantic City Boardwalk, northeast bend with Charade Recherché sitting in our rented quadrocycle. The nature of the panoramic shot meant that unless a person was fairly still during the pan, that parts of them might get overlaid as the camera moved.
I miss summer.
Amazing and beautiful! :o 8)
Atlantic City Boardwalk, northeast bend with Charade Recherché sitting in our rented quadrocycle. The nature of the panoramic shot meant that unless a person was fairly still during the pan, that parts of them might get overlaid as the camera moved.
I miss summer.
So do I. :(
But, that's a great shot, Shadowmuse! :)
I'm a little surprised at the lack of crowds, though. ???
Math just ain't their thing. :P
:)It's a fine line... :)
Had no place else to put this. LOL! We’ve already had this Jag posted (twice I think) in the Cars I’d Like to Know thread. I just thought it was a cool/hot pic.Good idea! Could be a great General Discussion thread ;)
Maybe we should start a Cars & Girls thread. LOL
Had no place else to put this. LOL! We’ve already had this Jag posted (twice I think) in the Cars I’d Like to Know thread. I just thought it was a cool/hot pic.Good idea! Could be a great General Discussion thread ;)
Maybe we should start a Cars & Girls thread. LOL
Neat eyecatching shirt! 8)
Neat eyecatching shirt! 8)
That would really only work if you saw it from the right angle, right?
John Cleese is doing a live tour. I think its called An Evening With the Late John Cleese.
OK, as a change from images....
Some of you may remember the radio program Car Talk.
I came up with this - based on direct personal observation - which I would have submitted for a "Puzzler" if the timing was right. Anyway.....
My new car has a thing that shows the gas mileage for the trip when you shut off the engine (short journeys, like half a mile, don't get a separate reset on the calculation).
I've noticed that on my way to work, I get significantly better gas mileage (by around 4-5 MPG) than on my way back home. I take the same route and there's no real change in traffic - it takes me about the same amount of time either way. There's no dramatic change in weather conditions between morning and afternoon every single day. And I'm not carrying passengers on the way home (or stealing boxes of copier paper) that could have an effect.
What could be causing the difference?
OK, as a change from images....
Some of you may remember the radio program Car Talk.
I came up with this - based on direct personal observation - which I would have submitted for a "Puzzler" if the timing was right. Anyway.....
My new car has a thing that shows the gas mileage for the trip when you shut off the engine (short journeys, like half a mile, don't get a separate reset on the calculation).
I've noticed that on my way to work, I get significantly better gas mileage (by around 4-5 MPG) than on my way back home. I take the same route and there's no real change in traffic - it takes me about the same amount of time either way. There's no dramatic change in weather conditions between morning and afternoon every single day. And I'm not carrying passengers on the way home (or stealing boxes of copier paper) that could have an effect.
What could be causing the difference?
What could be causing the difference?
I’m assuming you don’t live on a hill or work in a valley.
LOL!!! ;D ;D ;D
So, I went to Stop N Shop (Giant, for many of you) to buy a head of cauliflower and this is what came up on the scale.
Damn, inflation sucks. :o
It actually happened, apparently, because I somehow put the product code 4079 in the number of items (pieces) field, ‘though I was unaware of it at the time. That’s a lot of cauliflower!
Model kit for adults
Yesterday we had here in Sin City the F-1 auto race and one of the landmarks it passed was the world's largest sphere, at 366 feet or 110 meter round with the largest LED screens in the world costing $2.3 billion.I wondering how the locals felt about the race - wasn't it on during the night, I bet it kept people awake.
Yesterday we had here in Sin City the F-1 auto race and one of the landmarks it passed was the world's largest sphere, at 366 feet or 110 meter round with the largest LED screens in the world costing $2.3 billion.I wondering how the locals felt about the race - wasn't it on during the night, I bet it kept people awake.
Have you been in the dome thing yet?
You might want to peel off on this. ;DJust be sure not to slip up... 8)
Talking to a guy today - he's been to Portugal recently. But he didn't understand the locals as they all spoke Spanish! haha
FFS...
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade in 1934.
This seems fairly ominous looking to me. Like something from AI.
That's one cool way of keeping the cel relays from being eyesores! :)One of our friends got the contract to install 5G cellphone towers all throughout Cameroun, with one condition: that they look like tall trees. His solution is very similar to this one.
For your international cat:I could have sworn I posted that same image here last week! Great minds think alike ;)
He picked the WRONG tree... :o :o
It was a nice car. :P
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade in 1934.
This seems fairly ominous looking to me. Like something from AI.
A neat historical note: this is soon enough after traffic lights were introduced in New York, they had to have giant billboards telling you to obey the signals put up!
I don't know why but in South Africa we call traffic lights "robots."Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade in 1934.
This seems fairly ominous looking to me. Like something from AI.
A neat historical note: this is soon enough after traffic lights were introduced in New York, they had to have giant billboards telling you to obey the signals put up!
I didn’t know that. That’s pretty funny. I guess people didn’t want to obey a machine instead of a cop. Can you blame them?
The history of traffic lights in NYC is interesting and I did a little Google search on it. Initially, in 1920, a series of traffic towers was installed along a stretch of intersections of 5th Avenue with green lights and white lights. In 1922 a series of ornate traffic lights were installed from 14th to 57th streets along 5th Avenue to bring the trip down from 45 minutes to just 15. These only lasted about ten years before the city realized the towers were actually blocking traffic. Many intersections had these red/green bronze Mercury lights installed all over the city from 1931 to 1964. They did away with the yellow light because they thought that people would just use it as an excuse to run the light before it turned red. Imagine! LOL
The Schnoz lives! ;D
Okaaaaaay... g'bye, then. :oThat might curb violence ;)
;D
This guy likes spikes. :o :o :o
:)
To the architect: "Let's do something really radical! We'll make all the walls out of doors!" ;)
Never seen a slide like this before. Don't know where's at. ??? :)
;D;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Holiday Math Humor:The complete image is even funnier. (https://img.ifunny.co/images/e174ed636a4d66a557237359f24614ca3363f17390916379f5ae973654e140b9_1.jpg)
I remembered for years, I suspected that Ryan Seacrest was gay.
This man is fighting a battle that no man is yet to win. 8)
Okaaaaaay... g'bye, then. :oI showed this to one of my friends who speaks, reads, and writes Japanese (kanji, katakana, and hiragana) to give the real translation of that sign.
:D
I remembered for years, I suspected that Ryan Seacrest was gay.
This man is fighting a battle that no man is yet to win. 8)
Guess I was wrong! :D
It’s a Wednesday night. I usually do laundry on Friday. This popped up on my phone right after I started the car.
How did my phone know I was going to do laundry?
It usually suggests a route via Maps for routine stuff like at the end of a work day, it will suggest a route home. Or on Tuesdays I usually go to Costco after work and it recommends a route to get there when I get in the car after work on Tuesdays. I can understand that. But, how did it know that I was going to the laundromat on a day I usually don’t go there unless it was actively listening to my conversations?
I think something's gotten scrambled here... ??? ???
I never realized this before.
Took me a moment to realize.
Huh.
True enough, though I got rid of Clippy really quick.
But understandable though ;):D
/me facepalms
Oh My God, that's so stupid. :P
Well, DUH! :o ???
Someone or something was "tidying up" Rodney Holbrook's shed - moving small bits of clutter on a table into a tray. Being an avid wildlife photographer, he set up a night-vision camera to find out what was going on.....Hilarious! :)
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-67902966
Mixed Up Movie Quotes #254:Ha! :) I'd like to see more of those!
Mixed Up Movie Quotes #254:Ha! :) I'd like to see more of those!
Perfect! :DMixed Up Movie Quotes #254:Ha! :) I'd like to see more of those!
How's #138?
Well, DUH! :o ???
Someone or something was "tidying up" Rodney Holbrook's shed - moving small bits of clutter on a table into a tray. Being an avid wildlife photographer, he set up a night-vision camera to find out what was going on.....
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-67902966
I'm really puzzled about this. The new windows are nice, but why deface the old classic windows? ???
In New Zealand, where the movie set had been created for The Shire for LOTR, there’s been a recreation built for tourists. This is a street sign in Hobbiton.
In New Zealand, where the movie set had been created for The Shire for LOTR, there’s been a recreation built for tourists. This is a street sign in Hobbiton.
Actually, that's not a recreation, when they finished the shooting on LoTR, they left the set as a tourist attraction. They were then able to re-use it, with just a few touch ups, for filming The Hobbit. It's just outside a place called Matamata. So you can go see the original set, which is bloody cool. I think you might even be able to get a drink at the Green Dragon. :)
Or a Philistine.I'm really puzzled about this. The new windows are nice, but why deface the old classic windows? ???
Someone’s an idiot?
Neat way to incorporate the landscape into the architecture. :)
Baba Yaga's shoes??? ??? :o ;D
Guess they'll follow anything. ;DEarly enough implanting will do that, yes.
I wish I was the one coming up with these.....To me, that sequence was one of the most moving in the whole film...and that's saying something!
Mixed Up Movie Quotes #105:
NYC Madison Avenue - the blizzard of 1888aka just another Tuesday in Buffalo NY ;D
Wow, that's a pricy... nothing? ;) ;D
Hamster mobile rolling through London. ;DImagine that running into the Oscar Mayer Weinermobile :D
Guy was lucky to be on passenger side.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eturKfbBxA4 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eturKfbBxA4)
(https://i.ytimg.com/an_webp/eturKfbBxA4/mqdefault_6s.webp?du=3000&sqp=CKr-4K0G&rs=AOn4CLBKDHThSashrCchTzjbZ1bfAtVJfA)
Guy was lucky to be on passenger side.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eturKfbBxA4 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eturKfbBxA4)
(https://i.ytimg.com/an_webp/eturKfbBxA4/mqdefault_6s.webp?du=3000&sqp=CKr-4K0G&rs=AOn4CLBKDHThSashrCchTzjbZ1bfAtVJfA)
Here is a weird accident. No one died. ;D
He has to be real careful with his brakes. :o :o ??? ???
;D
No one got killed. :)
Neil deGrasse Tyson knowsHe does indeed
;D;D
I've never been given the middle finger by a house with a face before! :o ;D
The Gran Hotel Ciudad de México in Mexico City in all its Art Nouveau style
The Gran Hotel Ciudad de México in Mexico City in all its Art Nouveau style
I've been there with my Mexican cousins and the restaurant is fantastic. I've got family, from my father's side, that live in Mexico City. :)
:)
The Gran Hotel Ciudad de México in Mexico City in all its Art Nouveau styleIt almost looks like a fantasy image. Wow!
In case you forgotAs if we ever could! :)
In case you forgotAs if we ever could! :)
In case you forgotAs if we ever could! :)
You know, I only recently discovered that Adams was a bit of a computer nerd. In ASCII, 42 is an asterisk, which often is used as a symbol of anything or everything. And I had always assumed it was a random number. What a great joke.
:o
In case you forgotAs if we ever could! :)
You know, I only recently discovered that Adams was a bit of a computer nerd. In ASCII, 42 is an asterisk, which often is used as a symbol of anything or everything. And I had always assumed it was a random number. What a great joke.
That's awesome! And subtle as hell, I know tons of people with pretty good computer knowledge who never got that! ;D
:);D
Add googly eyes to famous works of art.The last one is the best one :)
VERY enhanced! ;D
“Easy being green it is not”
by Peter de Sève
What the he... oh. I get it now! ;DBeen there, done that!
:)Now that is a work of art.
I wonder how many they get? ;) ;D"The enemy of my enemy is my friend" versus "snitches get stitches" :D
;D ;D ;DOh man, have I been in the shoes of the second sign poster before :D
;DAnd on the back: "and I got 10 years in jail for it"
:o :o :oThe company is based in Dublin, Ireland. (https://cosmeticfairies.com/treatments/)
Somebody has missed something here... ;D ;D ;D;D ;D ;D ;D
Seems there's this "Tongue Twister Tale" about a woman named "Rhubarb Barbara", because of her talent for making rhubarb pies. The story has her opening a bar, which has a couple of guys in barbarian outfits become regulars, who tell the barber who trims their beards about it.............And that's how the chorus to "Tutti Frutti" (https://youtu.be/F13JNjpNW6c) was created. ;)
ANYWAY.....
The tale is even more of a tongue twister in German.
Because of the way German constructs words, this....."thing" appears near the end of the tale:
Rhabarberbarbarabarbarbarenbartbarbierbierbarbärbel
;D ;D ;D
An interesting little bit of trivia. :)
:o :o :o :o :o
:o :o :o :o :o
Where was this at? :o ??? :(
YES!!!
:)HA!
A pizza in a pizza box. :o :o :oOnly in America :D
I saw this at Zdemian's site and it brought memories of when I was a ch1ld living in Mexico City back in the 60's. Yes, there was still milkmen in Mexico years after they mostly disappeared in the USA. The incident it reminded me of was when the milkman would deliver to our house, he'd ring the doorbell and our dog, a Boxer, saw him and chased him out of the entranc3 all the way to the nearby park and terrorized him. The dog was angry because the milkman, who was in his late teens, used to tease him because we would normally have him on the garage roof (Mexican homes are made of concrete and are flat roofed unlike USA homes) and he would annoy the dog. He didn't bite him, but we never saw him ever again. :)Now that is a milk maid!!
Wooooo!I'm happy for them but honestly I was rooting for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse to win (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqGjhVJWtEg)...
A sequence requiring imagination, talent, and patience. :)Love it!
This is amazing. I compare the before and after, and I still find it hard to see how he's done it. :oThat is superb work! Very creative!
You'd think they'd charge more. ;) ;DYes! YES! ooooooh YESSSS!!!
Awesome! :)The only way to do it!
They're for Dorothy's dog? ;) ;D"I don't think we're in Kansassas any more..."
Beauty and brains. :)"By the time American audiences were introduced to Austrian actress Hedy Lamarr in the 1938 film Algiers, she had already lived an eventful life. She got her scandalous start in film in Czechoslovakia (her first role was in the erotic Ecstasy). She was married at 19 in pre-World War II Europe to Fritz Mandl, a paranoid, overly protective arms dealer linked with fascists in Italy and Nazis in Germany. After her father’s sudden death and as the war approached, she fled Mandl’s country estate in the middle of the night and escaped to London. Unable to return home to Vienna where her mother lived, and determined to get into the movies, she booked passage to the States on the same ship as mogul Louis B. Mayer. Flaunting herself, she drew his attention and signed with his MGM Studios before they docked.
Amazing what weird neat stuff you can find in nature. :o :)There's similar phenomena in Brazil and in the Democratic Republic of Congo, among other places. Always amazing to witness.
So I got it into my head to wonder how you get people on postage stamps.100% agree with you - Ms. Berg was a huge pioneer of American radio and television. She definitely deserves to be commemorated by a postage stamp!
Turns out you have to write an actual physical letter to the Citizens’ Stamp Advisory Committee (475 L’Enfant Plaza SW, Room 3300, Washington DC, 20260-3501).
https://about.usps.com/who/csac/#overview
Don't go thinking you can get them to put adult entertainers on stamps; first of all, you have to have been dead for at least three years. And it's so tough to make it through the process that they rejected a campaign to put Walter Cronkite on a stamp to mark the centennial of his birth. WALTER GODDAM CRONKITE got rejected!
So anyway, I'm thinking we need to get some Great American Writers on stamps. So I'll be writing letters for Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Harlan Ellison, and Kurt Vonnegut.
Others that will get letters from me come under the "umbrella" of "Legends of Television" - Dick Clark, Mary Tyler Moore, and Gertrude Berg.
"Who The Fuck is Gertrude Berg?" I hear you ask.
* She created, produced, wrote, and starred in the radio & TV show The Goldbergs - for the 25 (or so) years it was on air. It was the first "family sitcom", and many of the tropes we see in sitcoms today - neighbors entering without knocking, character catchphrases - came from her show.
* She won the very first Emmy Award for "Best Actress".
* Her popularity led to a whole series of stuff - a line of house dresses, cookbooks, a newspaper column - kind of like Oprah's media empire.
* She did this years before Lucille Ball came on the scene....
* At a time when anti-Semitism was not only commonplace but even accepted, the show was unashamed and unafraid to be Jewish. The radio show openly discussed Kristallnacht and Hitler; one of the TV episodes even had the family going to their synagogue for Yom Kippur services – and they showed the service. After the show left the air, it would be some two decades before there’d be another TV show with an openly Jewish lead character.
I sent along a mockup in my letter, too....
You've been warned! :o ;DThat's probably a sign for Crazy Woman Creek (https://edits.nationalmap.gov/apps/gaz-domestic/public/search/names/1587205), in Johnson County, Wyoming.
A Tesla that grabbed the bull by the horns! ;) ;D
Me neither. That is the ugliest model of car in existence.A Tesla that grabbed the bull by the horns! ;) ;D
I didn't think it was possible to make one of those things uglier.
The most awesome shower curtain I've ever seen! :o ;D 8)
Two living puns get married. ;D ;D ;DI had a feeling it was too good to be true. And it was.
Two living puns get married. ;D ;D ;DI had a feeling it was too good to be true. And it was.
While the lady and the man pictured are real people, and they really did get married to each other earlier this month, those are just jokey FB handles and not their legal names. Their real names are visible on the GoFundMe campaign that she started to help pay for her hubby's triple-bypass surgery.
Truck owner has sense of humor! ;D ;D
Truck owner has sense of humor! ;D ;DAnd look at the sticker on the upper-right corner of the rear window :)
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;DI've been there :D
A scene from the movie "Easter Parade" from 1948 starring Fred Astaire and Judy Garland based on the "Easter Parade" song by Irving Berlin. Some may find it curious that it was a Jew that made some of the most popular Christian Holiday songs like " White Christmas" and "Easter Parade" and patriotic music like " God Bless America" for example. :)
A scene from the movie "Easter Parade" from 1948 starring Fred Astaire and Judy Garland based on the "Easter Parade" song by Irving Berlin. Some may find it curious that it was a Jew that made some of the most popular Christian Holiday songs like " White Christmas" and "Easter Parade" and patriotic music like " God Bless America" for example. :)
Why is it curious that a Jew would be patriotic or create a song about God blessing America?
Still, just because someone is Jewish-American doesn't mean that they would not want to invoke God's blessings upon his homeland. It isn't "curious" at all.A scene from the movie "Easter Parade" from 1948 starring Fred Astaire and Judy Garland based on the "Easter Parade" song by Irving Berlin. Some may find it curious that it was a Jew that made some of the most popular Christian Holiday songs like " White Christmas" and "Easter Parade" and patriotic music like " God Bless America" for example. :)
Why is it curious that a Jew would be patriotic or create a song about God blessing America?
Many Americans at that time did not know he was Jewish since he had assimilated so well and his real name was Israel Beilin, which is Yiddish.
Still, just because someone is Jewish-American doesn't mean that they would not want to invoke God's blessings upon his homeland. It isn't "curious" at all.A scene from the movie "Easter Parade" from 1948 starring Fred Astaire and Judy Garland based on the "Easter Parade" song by Irving Berlin. Some may find it curious that it was a Jew that made some of the most popular Christian Holiday songs like " White Christmas" and "Easter Parade" and patriotic music like " God Bless America" for example. :)
Why is it curious that a Jew would be patriotic or create a song about God blessing America?
Many Americans at that time did not know he was Jewish since he had assimilated so well and his real name was Israel Beilin, which is Yiddish.
Happy Easter
1956 Easter NYC
More pothole than road! :o
I guess we'll have to take their word on it. ;DMs. French Fries is probably related to Mrs. Potato Head :)
:)
:)"No one ever expects the Spanish Circumcision!"
I wonder if they sing while they style? :)And they hold up the mirror after they're done and croon "The Way We Were".
This is a Funny Car, but it is not a drag racer. ;D
Yeah, that makes sense... wait a minute. ::) ;DClose but no cigar :D
From six years ago. ;DGotta love a resourceful people!
The tree won. ;) ;D"You see, Your Honor, there I was minding my business, when all of a sudden a tree leapt in front of me!"
This must be the school the immortals go to. :o ;DActually there are still thousands of people who speak "ancient Egyptian" as their first language today - not immortal either ;) Sadly, it is one of thousands of endangered languages in the world, as the rampage of the premier colonialist language (English) continues unabated.
100% agree. :)That's actually not always true. I have changed my opinion on quite a few people once I saw the bumper sticker they had on their cars.
This must be the school the immortals go to. :o ;DActually there are still thousands of people who speak "ancient Egyptian" as their first language today - not immortal either ;) Sadly, it is one of thousands of endangered languages in the world, as the rampage of the premier colonialist language (English) continues unabated.
I am VERY puzzled by this picture. :o ???
:)
I didn’t realize that Rutger Hauer died in 2019, the same year that Blade Runner was set in and, therefore, the year Roy Batty died.Apparently that entire monologue was improvised by Hauer.
All those moments will be lost like tears in rain.
An Awesome Hall Of Fame entry. :)Now that is just petty! ;D
An Awesome Hall Of Fame entry. :)Now that is just petty! ;D
:)
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Very solid construction. ;) ::)
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Airplane flies over my head ✈️
Quetzalcoatlus was big
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Airplane flies over my head ✈️
It's not a bug, it's a... ;)
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;DI don't get it.
ohhhhhhhhh.;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Airplane flies over my head ✈️
It's not a bug, it's a... ;)
I might have trouble staying on my feet in this shower. :oWas that before or after the earthquake? ;)
"It's not a bug, it's a feature.";D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Airplane flies over my head ✈️
It's not a bug, it's a... ;)
Creature? I dunno
Oh, okay. Thanks for spelling it out. Obviously, we all know the Beetle as a Bug, but I had forgotten that old IT saying. Sometimes I’m just dense."It's not a bug, it's a feature.";D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Airplane flies over my head ✈️
It's not a bug, it's a... ;)
Creature? I dunno
Because one of the nicknames for the Volkswagen Beetle was a "Bug".
He took a can of Pringles and made this circle with them. ;D
He took a can of Pringles and made this circle with them. ;DGood work. Also the only useful thing to do with Pringles instead of eating them because who wants to ingest mystery powder? ;)
Talk about your mixed messages... ::)
This is just amazing. :o :)How?!
When NASA astronaut Leland Melvin was assigned to a space shuttle mission in 2008, he was told he could bring his family for the official photo shoot wearing the famous orange "pumpkin suit."
They didn't say two-legged or four-legged, and although dogs are not allowed on base at NASA, family is family.
So, Melvin brought his rescue dogs Jake and Scout along with a neighbor to hold them and keep hem quiet in the back of his van. "I got to the guard shack, flashed my badge, and I gunned the van and drove to the photo lab," Melvin said.
He then went up the back stairs where the photographer was waiting, went into the photo lab with 100 MilkBones to keep the dogs busy while he changed into the suit and came out.
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In the 1960s, a cement truck crashed near Winganon, Oklahoma, leaving the mixer behind as it was too heavy to move. Locals have transformed it into what looks like an abandoned NASA space capsule.
In the 1960s, a cement truck crashed near Winganon, Oklahoma, leaving the mixer behind as it was too heavy to move. Locals have transformed it into what looks like an abandoned NASA space capsule.
Very instructional, if it was in the right place... :P
Very instructional, if it was in the right place... :P
It might have been in the right place once, they might have put a new door in...
Imaginative signage. :)
Enormous 100-ton barrels of 15-inch Mark I naval guns at the Coventry Ordnance Works, dated September 1917. Just under 200 of these guns were made.
Really cool, until you think about what those bugs are doing...! :o :)Really cool!!
No sir, I don't like them. :PDon't like the chair design, and don't like that YouTuber (Sam Chui) either. His airline reports are extremely biased.
A really smug house. ;D
When there used to be a unique Steampunk thread I used to post stuff like this there. I won’t post anything into the merged mess that’s since been created.
When there used to be a unique Steampunk thread I used to post stuff like this there. I won’t post anything into the merged mess that’s since been created.A beauty in both conception and craftsmanship!
When there used to be a unique Steampunk thread I used to post stuff like this there. I won’t post anything into the merged mess that’s since been created.A beauty in both conception and craftsmanship!
Conception, maybe. Not so much with the craftsmanship. Turns out, it’s a AI image! I had no idea. I’m not often fooled by AI. I figured the “steam” was a fog generator since it’s inside. But, no, it’s just AI having it make smoke inside.
;D
Went to the Blue Angels air show on Long Island’s south shore on Sunday the 26th. We saw a few exhibitions like this refueling demo—Solvegas can probably tell us the aircraft involved here—when the clouds came down lower and lower. They need 3 miles visibility horizontally and 1000 to 2000 feet vertically and we were down to 300 feet in height when they put us in wait mode before noon. Unfortunately, it just got worse with fog moving in and the show was called just before 2pm.
P00. Would’ve been the first time I’d seen them. Will try again next year.
Oh, when we left, we found that the rest of the Island was bathed in sunlight. It was only the shore that was cloud bound.
Went to the Blue Angels air show on Long Island’s south shore on Sunday the 26th. We saw a few exhibitions like this refueling demo—Solvegas can probably tell us the aircraft involved here—when the clouds came down lower and lower. They need 3 miles visibility horizontally and 1000 to 2000 feet vertically and we were down to 300 feet in height when they put us in wait mode before noon. Unfortunately, it just got worse with fog moving in and the show was called just before 2pm.
P00. Would’ve been the first time I’d seen them. Will try again next year.
Oh, when we left, we found that the rest of the Island was bathed in sunlight. It was only the shore that was cloud bound.
I vote: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! ;D ;D ;D
Went to the Blue Angels air show on Long Island’s south shore on Sunday the 26th. We saw a few exhibitions like this refueling demo—Solvegas can probably tell us the aircraft involved here—when the clouds came down lower and lower. They need 3 miles visibility horizontally and 1000 to 2000 feet vertically and we were down to 300 feet in height when they put us in wait mode before noon. Unfortunately, it just got worse with fog moving in and the show was called just before 2pm.
P00. Would’ve been the first time I’d seen them. Will try again next year.
Oh, when we left, we found that the rest of the Island was bathed in sunlight. It was only the shore that was cloud bound.
The two helicopters are Sikorski HH-60 Seahawks used by Navy Seals operations and the large aircraft is a Lockheed C-130J tanker/cargo aircraft used to supply Navy/Marine corps units. The C-130 has been in production since 1954, which makes it the longest of any aircraft ever.
Went to the Blue Angels air show on Long Island’s south shore on Sunday the 26th. We saw a few exhibitions like this refueling demo—Solvegas can probably tell us the aircraft involved here—when the clouds came down lower and lower. They need 3 miles visibility horizontally and 1000 to 2000 feet vertically and we were down to 300 feet in height when they put us in wait mode before noon. Unfortunately, it just got worse with fog moving in and the show was called just before 2pm.
P00. Would’ve been the first time I’d seen them. Will try again next year.
Oh, when we left, we found that the rest of the Island was bathed in sunlight. It was only the shore that was cloud bound.
The two helicopters are Sikorski HH-60 Seahawks used by Navy Seals operations and the large aircraft is a Lockheed C-130J tanker/cargo aircraft used to supply Navy/Marine corps units. The C-130 has been in production since 1954, which makes it the longest of any aircraft ever.
You are 100% correct. The announcer mentioned all those things but I couldn’t remember on my own as I’m not used to all the models. But once you wrote it, it came back to me.
Is the Fatboy a version of the C-130?
:)
The Pyrophone, aka the fire organ is an instrument from the 19th century. It creates sound by producing flame within glass tubes or metal pipes. The heat from the flames causes the air in the tubes to vibrate producing musical notes.
I wanna see a video
The Pyrophone, aka the fire organ is an instrument from the 19th century. It creates sound by producing flame within glass tubes or metal pipes. The heat from the flames causes the air in the tubes to vibrate producing musical notes.
I wanna see a video
It must not have a wide range, judging from the keyboard. I'm kinda boggled by the concept. Here's a video I found on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DaSVOhx2lc
Zeltango
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WTF? ???
OK, who else is giggling?
OK, who else is giggling?
Horn & Hardart Automat in NYC, circa 1955.
There was still one there in the 80s when I was going to college. I just looked it up on Google: that last one closed in April of 1991. I had no idea it lasted so long.
Horn & Hardart Automat in NYC, circa 1955.
There was still one there in the 80s when I was going to college. I just looked it up on Google: that last one closed in April of 1991. I had no idea it lasted so long.
That must have been cool. I've never seen one, I don't think they were widely spread here in Canada.
Vhagar from House of Dragons has been found on the Empire State Building. Promo for the new season. Pretty cool.
Vhagar from House of Dragons has been found on the Empire State Building. Promo for the new season. Pretty cool.
Very cool. Must have been a job putting it up, though. It's windy up there.
Fry fanatics! :o :o :o
From northern Japan. ;D
Before AI
Before Skynet
There was Colossus
Just saw a little YouTube doc about this movie—one of my faves— and didn’t realize that Charlton Heston had originally been considered for the lead role. Probably would’ve done a lot better at the box office had it had a major Hollywood star in it. Only made $300,000 which wasn’t good even by standards of the day.
“There is another system”
Neat phenomenon. :)
Neat phenomenon. :)
Is that real?
A "piece of tail" light. ;) ;) ;D ;D
There are so many questions to be asked....
Mark "Bruce Banner" Ruffalo had worked with the Lakota people on a documentary.... Some of them talked with him about how they'd love to hear their language being spoken more often.....
So he got the gang back together - Downey, Johannson, Evans, et al. - and did a Lakota dub of The Avengers (2012):
https://www.marvel.com/articles/movies/marvel-studios-the-avengers-dubbed-in-lakota
Cool little composite someone put together in Photoshop
Funny pic, but man, would that hurt! :o ;D
Man, the fines when a fire inspector saw that... wow. :o :o :o
I don't think I'd use a washroom like this. Too old, I guess.
Needed a BIT more foundation... :o
:)
37th Street & 8th Avenue, 1948.
NYC has been crazy crowded for a very long time.
37th Street & 8th Avenue, 1948.
NYC has been crazy crowded for a very long time.
Have to give yourself 2 hours to get a few blocks. Damn thing looks like a parking lot, not a street! :o
Somebody told this guy you could use gaff tape for anything, and he took it too literally... :o :o ;D ;D
The GOOD stuff!!! :o :o ;D ;D
Cat one is pretty funny
One slip and he's gonna have the splinteriest enema ever! :o ;) ;D
Some of you might remember that old joke (at least ten years old) about what cars would be like if they were made by Microsoft.
Given that Microsoft is pretty much making people move to Windows 11, it might be time to revive / revise it.
IF MICROSOFT MADE CARS:
* For no apparent reason, every new model would completely redo the layout of the dashboard, to the point where you'd basically have to relearn how to drive a car.
* Every time you started it, you'd have to sit through an ad for Microsoft Tires before you could begin to drive.
* And every so often, they'd randomly decide to stop servicing or even make parts for cars more than a few years old.
IF APPLE MADE CARS:
* While you could buy one at almost any car dealer, you could ONLY get it serviced at an official Apple dealership, which are few and far between - and it would cost twice as much as it should.
* Any attempts at servicing the car yourself - even so much as changing a flat tire - would lock you out of the car and violate the warranty on every other Apple car you owned.
IF OTHER OS COMPANIES (Linux, et al.) MADE CARS:
* They'd be very reliable and efficient, but you'd have to learn an entirely new driving style. And do ALL the maintenance yourself. And good luck finding a mechanic who knows how to service them, or even parts that are compatible.
Another Bigfoot is born! ;) ;D ;D
Another Bigfoot is born! ;) ;D ;D
I thought we couldn't post photos of any ch1ldren/minors in the forum. ??? Nope, I'm not complaining .
This happened in Cozumel, Mexico while docking. Ooops! :P
Uh... we don't have any choice? ??? ;D
:)
A historical ship that was built by Howard Hughes supposedly to mine manganese nodules from the sea bottom but was actually used by the CIA to retrieve a Soviet submarine that had sunk about 1600 miles northwest of Hawaii and had been located by the US Navy SOSUS (Sound Surveillance Undersea System), a hydrophone array which allowed the US Navy to monitor the Soviet Submarine force, and this ship had huge claws that went up to 16,000 feet deep and retrieved a 40 foot piece of the Soviet submarine K-129 which had much of the electronic warfare components and intelligence gathering components and also some bodies of the dead personnel. This was on August 8, 1974, or 50 years ago.
A historical ship that was built by Howard Hughes supposedly to mine manganese nodules from the sea bottom but was actually used by the CIA to retrieve a Soviet submarine that had sunk about 1600 miles northwest of Hawaii and had been located by the US Navy SOSUS (Sound Surveillance Undersea System), a hydrophone array which allowed the US Navy to monitor the Soviet Submarine force, and this ship had huge claws that went up to 16,000 feet deep and retrieved a 40 foot piece of the Soviet submarine K-129 which had much of the electronic warfare components and intelligence gathering components and also some bodies of the dead personnel. This was on August 8, 1974, or 50 years ago.
The story behind it is so cool!
https://pureblather.com/2018/05/09/the-taking-of-k-129/
Imagine working at your shipbuilding business, and some men in dark suits come in and ask you, "We want to do the technical equivalent of lowering a grabber from the top of the Empire State Building, and pick up a penny on the sidewalk. Is that possible to do, when scaled up to the deep ocean? And, no, you can't ask why until after you let us know that you can do it."
I have no clue how this is supposed to work. One hell of a manufacturer's defect, if it is one. :o :o :o ??? ??? ???
I have no clue how this is supposed to work. One hell of a manufacturer's defect, if it is one. :o :o :o ??? ??? ???
Doesn’t the screen pivot on that black bit on the bottom so that it can fold back on the keyboard with the screen facing up like a tablet—and keys hidden. Then you can pivot it back to act like a regular laptop.
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Sheesh, you couldn't even move the friggin' boxes?!?! :P :P
Huh. I'd be wondering how your 12 year old found out. :o
My daughter visited Mitsuwa, NJ, earlier this week, which boasts a great Japanese marketplace. She came across these great macarons shaped like Totoro with a leaf on his head. Great stuff.
Sheesh, you couldn't even move the friggin' boxes?!?! :P :P
Hmmm… this seems fake, doesn’t it? Who would do that?
This is great.
Saint John The Devine is a contemporary cathedral being built in Manhattan’s upper west side and has many bas reliefs that reflect modern times, but nothing as cool as this.
Possibly the most cool, neat looking lawnmower ever! And this is a real thing! :)
A photo of the single largest Military Band in the world consisting of more than 400 members, the Texas A&M corps of cadets band. Texas A&M has the single largest ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps) in the USA of about 2500 members, which is only surpassed by the Military Academies of West Point, The Air force academy and the Naval academy. Texas A&M University has a student body of 50,000, which makes it the 6th largest in the USA.TAMU has never lost a halftime ;D ;D
A photo of the single largest Military Band in the world consisting of more than 400 members, the Texas A&M corps of cadets band. Texas A&M has the single largest ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps) in the USA of about 2500 members, which is only surpassed by the Military Academies of West Point, The Air force academy and the Naval academy. Texas A&M University has a student body of 50,000, which makes it the 6th largest in the USA.TAMU has never lost a halftime ;D ;D
If the dog is 8 years old, it's likely a retirement as a k-9 unit. German Shepards average live expectancy is between 9-13 years.
I really hope this is a fake, somehow! :o :P
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:)
;D ;D ;DWhat would Darwin think ? ::)
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??? ??? ???
??? ??? ???
I think someone used an AI to make a trailer park McDonalds image. Look at how the words are not exactly right.
I saw this online, and it brought back fond memories of a Pizza place I haven't seen anywhere for many years. I'm not sure if they still exist. ??? :(
Not what you think ::)
Not what you think ::)
Someone never throws ANYTHING away! :o
:(
Bernie Walsh
Thunderbird 2
King Kong sized wrench. :o :o :o
Bernie Walsh
Thunderbird 2
Bernie Walsh
Thunderbird 2
Back int 1960's, that was such a cool show and while the characters were all puppets, it was really well done. The show was called Rescate Internacional in Spanish when I lived in Mexico City. Rescate Internacional is International Rescue and then when I moved to the USA, I found out it was called The Thunderbirds, and it was a British made show. :o
;DI`ll pass :P :P
;DI`ll pass :P :P
:)
THIS is a die hard gamer. :o ;D
Another guy who didn't know inside from outside... :o
I wonder what the upper rooms sound like? I'm torn between thinking this is a boondoggle or a real neat bit of work. ??? :)
From seven years ago. :(
I wonder what the upper rooms sound like? I'm torn between thinking this is a boondoggle or a real neat bit of work. ??? :)
Where is this at? ??? :o
I wonder what the upper rooms sound like? I'm torn between thinking this is a boondoggle or a real neat bit of work. ??? :)
Where is this at? ??? :o
After a quick google image look up, it appears it's at Tenerife, Canary Islands. I don't know what city or town.
Whoa if true.....
Man, what a weird optical illusion! :o
Yesterday morning, the last surviving casino built by the Mob in 1957, the Tropicana hotel and casino was imploded to make room for the new Baseball stadium which will have the Athletics playing Mayor League Baseball in it. Most locals living here in Vegas were/are not supportive of that. :(
Yesterday morning, the last surviving casino built by the Mob in 1957, the Tropicana hotel and casino was imploded to make room for the new Baseball stadium which will have the Athletics playing Mayor League Baseball in it. Most locals living here in Vegas were/are not supportive of that. :(
So, Solvegas, there’s NO Tropicana casino in Las Vegas, anymore?
Yesterday morning, the last surviving casino built by the Mob in 1957, the Tropicana hotel and casino was imploded to make room for the new Baseball stadium which will have the Athletics playing Mayor League Baseball in it. Most locals living here in Vegas were/are not supportive of that. :(
So, Solvegas, there’s NO Tropicana casino in Las Vegas, anymore?
No, there isn't anymore. :'(
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There's something off about this year's "fall vibes"
Autumn is being eaten by a deluge of AI slop.
https://www.vox.com/culture/378855/ai-slop-fall-autumn-inspiration-vibes-pinterest
AI “autumn vibes” imagery makes up a ton of the most popular fall photos on Pinterest right now, from a moody outdoor book display on yet another rain-soaked street to a sunlit farmers market to several instances of coffee cups perched on tousled bedspreads. All of them appear normal until you zoom in and realize the books don’t contain actual letters and the pillows are actually made of bath mat material.
AI-generated content is now infiltrating social media in ways that have a meaningful impact on people’s lives. Knitters and crocheters hoping to craft fall sweaters are being inundated with nonsensical AI patterns and inspo images on Reddit. A fake restaurant has gained 75,000 followers on Instagram by claiming to be “No. 1 in Austin” and posting over-the-top seasonal food items like a croissant shaped like Moo Deng.
Part of the joy in scrolling through fall photos, after all, is knowing that these places exist and you could theoretically visit them, that the world fundamentally changes in autumn, and that there’s only a small window of time to marvel at how beautiful it all is. An AI-generated image represents the precise opposite: It’s just one of the infinite possible arrangements of pixels for machines to keep churning out indefinitely.
Some "nice" "fall vibes":
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:)
Main Street in my hometown
For emergencies. ;D
Main Street in my hometown
Damn, Shadowmuse, that looks almost like a movie set for an idyllic American town. Very nice. :)
:)
The world's most northerly brewery:
https://www.alcoholprofessor.com/blog-posts/svalbard-brewery
Macy*s shoppers wait to be allowed onto the floor—1948.
These days things are a little different. How long before Macy*s declares bankruptcy, do you think?
If this really exists, I hope it's illegal and been removed. >:(
If it is real, I'm boggled that anyone thought it was appropriate to do. >:(
Unfortunately, to me, it looks real. >:(
:)
The least they could do is not stand in that order.....
(I didn't get it right away, either)
:)
The least they could do is not stand in that order.....
(I didn't get it right away, either)
No idea
The least they could do is not stand in that order.....
(I didn't get it right away, either)
No idea
First letter of each character's name spells...
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Yeah, it's fake, but it's also a good observation on how marketing works nowadays. :)
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Heh. Reminds me of when my brother and I used to watch old Godzilla movies with a few drinks in us.
I kinda regret never recording the MST'ing that occurred during the viewing. ;D ;D ;D
A place I would like to be ;)
https://applerankings.com/Interesting read ;D
"Brian Frange is a comedian and writer who has been yelling about apples for years."
He rates apples according to their eatability; baking and cider-making aren't important.
And he piles on the snark:
Cortland: "Aside from the striking white flesh and splash of tartness, there’s not much good that can be said about the damp hacky sack left outside a frat house all winter known as the Cortland Apple.... A cold weather apple that can’t stay fresh for very long, the not-Geneva Apple loses its fledgling tartness, paltry sweetness, and illusory crispness too quickly to provide average consumers the opportunity to avoid eating slimy white dirt."
ZING!!!!
Ever have one of those days?
I'm kinda confused as to how this is supposed to work. I sure wouldn't use it. ??? ??? ???
I'm kinda confused as to how this is supposed to work. I sure wouldn't use it. ??? ??? ???
So when you wash your hands after peeing, you flush the urinal.
:)
What happens when the guy is tough enough to eat nails and crap neutronium. ;) ;) ;D ;D
What happens when the guy is tough enough to eat nails and crap neutronium. ;) ;) ;D ;D
But, what’s it for? Too small for a 1 person elevator, but pretty damn big for a pipe or pneumatic tube!
Contemporary Middle Earth
"Hello, police? Someone stole the bottom half of my house!" ;) ;) ;D ;D
:)
Juliette Michele & Stephanie Michelle are apparently traveling in Japan. I didn’t realize that they shared the same birthday.
No-Face is one lucky spirit, that’s for sure. Do spirits get boners? :P
I would love to go to Japan. This scene is an iconic one from Spirited Away.
Juliette Michele & Stephanie Michelle are apparently traveling in Japan. I didn’t realize that they shared the same birthday.
No-Face is one lucky spirit, that’s for sure. Do spirits get boners? :P
I would love to go to Japan. This scene is an iconic one from Spirited Away.
Lucky guy, indeed! Did I miss something, and the Michelles are related, or is it just coincidence?
Atmospheric shot of Madison Ave, NYC in the early 50s.
:)
Another blast from the past.
Betty White and Lorne Greene hosting the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in the 1960s.
:)
:)
I've seen a few variations on this one. ;D
I've seen a few variations on this one. ;D
I don’t get it
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"We never got rid of the carrier because poor Fluffy is haunting it!" ;) :)
Sheep houses?
This is what was left of the Hobbiton set after shooting Lord of the Rings. It was refurbished for The Hobbit, and then, after that film was completed, a full interior was done in Bilbo’s house for the tourist industry.
Ok, first, it's a really stupid idea.
Second, how the hell did they even load that up?
Third, I'm surprised that car can even move! :o :o :o
Looks like the dog version of the Hulk lives here! :o :o :o
The VW probably needed only minor work, while the "Wankpanzer" was totaled.....
ROFL!!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D
Speaking of inappropriate typos:
The VW probably needed only minor work, while the "Wankpanzer" was totaled.....
Seriously? They're that flimsy? I mean, the Bug isn't built THAT tough? :o :o :o
That's a funny punchline, though. ;D
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??? ??? ???
Another brilliant pair of ladder guys. ??? :P
Travel trailer high rise. :o
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There ought to be a heck of an explanation for this. :o
WTF? How did this happen? ??? :o
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No comment.....
The World's Oldest Anus has an Unexplained Glow in Florida....
Scientists are studying its bowel movements, its dazzling sparkle, and its relation to us.
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/florida-bioluminescence-reveals-worlds-oldest-anus
No comment.....
The World's Oldest Anus has an Unexplained Glow in Florida....
Scientists are studying its bowel movements, its dazzling sparkle, and its relation to us.
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/florida-bioluminescence-reveals-worlds-oldest-anus
A chihuahua dog. ;D
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You did not seriously think that a hobbit could contend with the will of Sauron?
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Nice job of camouflage, but a little hard to read the meter! :)
This is screwy. ;D
A gambler's bathtub. It's a crap shoot what temperature you'll get your water, or even that you'll get any! ;) ;D
This happens during your lifetime. ;D
Am I alone in thinking that asking for morphs of a woman six years after she died is kind of in bad taste?
You did not seriously think that a hobbit could contend with the will of Sauron?
Never work nearly as well as he did it. You have to have Christopher Lee's voice to REALLY impress. :)
Am I alone in thinking that asking for morphs of a woman six years after she died is kind of in bad taste?
No. Where was this?
Am I alone in thinking that asking for morphs of a woman six years after she died is kind of in bad taste?
No. Where was this?
https://forum.bearchive.com/index.php?topic=10008960.msg10679241#msg10679241
I bet MaxBigfoot sees this where he lives in Alberta, Canada. I don't here in Southern Nevada. :)
Imagine the technician trying to follow one line through this nest of snakes! :o
Imagine the technician trying to follow one line through this nest of snakes! :o
Even worse, this one! :o :o :o
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If there's a ticket for being eye burningly ugly, I hope he's giving it to them! :o :P
Stairs like these freak me out.
What's interesting is that that was the SECOND flag.
Here's the first:
(photo by Staff Sergeant Louis R. Lowery, USM, of "Leatherneck" Magazine)
Salvador Dali style park bench.
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The axe head flew off and the chainsaw broke. What you gonna do? ;) :D
Nice co-ordination with his buddies, there. :)
Car stunt show by Scott May daredevil stunt show that went wrong about 8 years ago.
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Yes
I don't think I'll take this cab. ;) ;D
Guess he didn't know the actual clearance height of the bridge. I don't see the height sign that should be posted to let truck drivers know if they can go through the bridge or not. :P
Nice, different way to get the message across. :)
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:)As I saw that titty shirt, I thought of someone who should/would properly use it. From the BEA User Gallery. ;D:)
He was an American? ::) ;D
He was an American? ::) ;D
He was an American? ::) ;D
Must be a Texas approved textbook
Another insane mechanical engineer. ;) ;D
I wonder how many walk into the wall or the door? :)
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It was inevitable. ;D ;D ;D
One dead and two injured after teen stole the car and crashed it. :(
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"I'm innocent!" ;) ;) ;D ;D
:o :o :o
:o :o :o
Seems to be rather cruel to walk your dogs in such a manner. :(
:o :o :o
Seems to be rather cruel to walk your dogs in such a manner. :(
Actually, they're riding horses... :o
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Didn't consider just how tall your garage was, eh buddy? ;D ;D ;D
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:) :) :)
It must be bad luck for transport companies to have that logo on their vehicles... ;) ;D
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Attack Of The Killer... Tumbleweeds?! ;D
One of these things is not like the others, one of these things doesn't belong... :o :o :o ??? ??? ???
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So Major League Baseball is doing what they call "Rivalry Weekends", where all the teams play rivals: Mets-Yankees, Giants-A's, Rays-Marlins.....
To make it work, and have all 30 teams involved, they had to really stretch the definition of "rivals" (e.g. Rockies vs. Diamondbacks - the only teams in the Mountain Time Zone).
Well, they noticed that the San Diego Padres and Seattle Mariners used the same Spring Training facility, to they got stuck being "rivals". Pretty lame excuse. Can't even come up with a good name for the set of six games (three in each city)......
Until somebody noticed a real actual connection between the two cities. Each team put out a promo video:
San Diego Padres:
(http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/h42mkC2ZhnA/mqdefault.jpg) (http://youtube.com/embed/h42mkC2ZhnA)
Seattle Mariners:
(http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/3S2Wp3mpbNI/mqdefault.jpg) (http://youtube.com/embed/3S2Wp3mpbNI)
Best part? The guy seems to be OK with them using his name!
As I was looking for car accidents, this really dismayed me. :o :( :'(Thanks for ruining my breakfast >:(
As I was looking for car accidents, this really dismayed me. :o :( :'(Thanks for ruining my breakfast >:(
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
As I was looking for car accidents, this really dismayed me. :o :( :'(Thanks for ruining my breakfast >:(
Yeah, me too. >:(
As I was looking for car accidents, this really dismayed me. :o :( :'(Thanks for ruining my breakfast >:(
Yeah, me too. >:(
I wish to say that I did not mean to upset people when I posted that photo, I found it to be informative of the consequences of bad driving. :P :(
Good job, DIY plumber! ::) ;D
No comment.
;D ;D ;D
It's a bird feeder.....
It's a bird feeder.....
LOL
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They couldn't friggin' move the chair?!?! :o
When Dad gets really serious about keeping the sound turned down... :)
Awesome bricklaying. :P :P :P
Mixing metaphors with computers....
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;D ;D ;D
A problem most mechanics don't encounter, hopefully! ;) ;D
I can't come up with a good explanation for this. I mean, they couldn't have taken the door out, build wall into the doorway? ??? ??? ???
Snowjet. :)
????? :o :o :o ??? ??? ???
This guy should appear in the dictionary next to the definition of the word, "curmudgeon". ;D
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Very funny and clever. ;D
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I hope that ladder on the old silo isn't the only way to get up to the house...
Wow! :o :o :o
Wow! :o :o :o
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Boy, this is a stumper. How do you open the cupboard without breaking all the dishes? ??? ??? ???
Boy, this is a stumper. How do you open the cupboard without breaking all the dishes? ??? ??? ???
;D
An impressive sight, if you were on that road that day. :)
How do they know?
:o :o :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D
WTF .... ???
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Move, dammit! ;)
Can't argue with that.
;D :o ;D :o ;D :o
;D :o ;D :o ;D :o
oh god the smell...
I've been to Kansas City but never knew this.
Doggerland was a place.
The force was with him. ;)
;D ;D ;D ;D
I like motorcycles.
I prefer the older models. But tempted by Triump Speed 400.I like motorcycles.
My favorites are Harley Davidsons and Triumphs :) .
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I wonder what Leonardo would think? :o ;D
Cool! :)
Seems like "Spaceballs 2" is FOR REAL!
Here's a photo of the full cast doing a "table read" of the script.
How many from the first movie's cast can you spot?
(Hint: Mel Brooks is on the laptop)
Seems like "Spaceballs 2" is FOR REAL!
Here's a photo of the full cast doing a "table read" of the script.
How many from the first movie's cast can you spot?
(Hint: Mel Brooks is on the laptop)
I dunno what happened with this pic. It's shown as a .jpg, but doesn't display. When I download it, it doesn't display as anything but a bl@cked out picture.
Hell of a costume! :o :o :o
Seems like "Spaceballs 2" is FOR REAL!
Here's a photo of the full cast doing a "table read" of the script.
How many from the first movie's cast can you spot?
(Hint: Mel Brooks is on the laptop)
I dunno what happened with this pic. It's shown as a .jpg, but doesn't display. When I download it, it doesn't display as anything but a bl@cked out picture.
Let me try again:
Seems like "Spaceballs 2" is FOR REAL!
Here's a photo of the full cast doing a "table read" of the script.
How many from the first movie's cast can you spot?
(Hint: Mel Brooks is on the laptop)
I dunno what happened with this pic. It's shown as a .jpg, but doesn't display. When I download it, it doesn't display as anything but a bl@cked out picture.
Let me try again:
Neat! It's a direct spoof of the table read pic Lucasfilm released for "The Force Awakens"! ;D ;D ;D
Seems like "Spaceballs 2" is FOR REAL!
Here's a photo of the full cast doing a "table read" of the script.
How many from the first movie's cast can you spot?
(Hint: Mel Brooks is on the laptop)
I dunno what happened with this pic. It's shown as a .jpg, but doesn't display. When I download it, it doesn't display as anything but a bl@cked out picture.
Let me try again:
Neat! It's a direct spoof of the table read pic Lucasfilm released for "The Force Awakens"! ;D ;D ;D
Did you spot Pizza the Hutt?
Time to shoot the bartender. :o :P :P
When space is REALLY tight. :o :)
What's the Showcase, I wonder.......
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I lived in an apartment like this (at the same place this pic is from) for a few days inbetween leases.
7' deep, 5' wide and a cieling 7' high made out of chicken wire.
The smallest one i've ever heard of.
I lived in an apartment like this (at the same place this pic is from) for a few days inbetween leases.
7' deep, 5' wide and a cieling 7' high made out of chicken wire.
The smallest one i've ever heard of.
Holy crap, Switcher! I bet you were glad to get out of there! :o :o :o
WTF? ??? ??? ???