rj did it first.
We can't tell you the full details but just know, he did it first.
I'd go with cup cake.
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Seems wrong, where's the crack addiction and eventual OD in an alleyway? This is some fairyland bullcrap..
I had forgotten how freaking depressing that Frost poem is. Thanks for reminding me... 
That said, that cartoon really does get the essence of it.
That said, that cartoon really does get the essence of it.
I don't see any surfing cows there
rjprice wrote:Cows are not the only animals too cool to surf:
eeeeek!
I've had nightmares of similar scenes.
Usually I am walking somewhere--like across the lawn or something, look down see a snake, and then another, and another and realize that there are hundreds all around me.
Séamas wrote:rjprice wrote:Cows are not the only animals too cool to surf:
eeeeek!
I've had nightmares of similar scenes.
Usually I am walking somewhere--like across the lawn or something, look down see a snake, and then another, and another and realize that there are hundreds all around me.
Are you Indiana Jones?
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That's both disturbing and funny
blurt wrote::
We need a whole mess of those in this area.
After first seeing this, I checked the local news page, and sure enough there is a story of a truck hitting an overpass.
We've got a lot of parkways around here--designed for automobile use only (no commercial vehicles), so it isn't uncommon for an out-of state trucker, or some dummy with a U-Haul to plow right into one.
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Quote:MICROSCOPIC FOREST - SEMICONDUCTING NANO WIRES OF GALLIUM ARSENIDE (COLORED LIGHT BROWN) AND INDIUM GALLIUM PHOSPHIDE (COLORED GREEN) GROWN SPECIFICALLY TO LOOK LIKE TREES. THE IMAGE WAS CAPTURED WITH AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPE.
lollipop trees on parade?
Though it does remind me of proteins on the surface of viruses and colorized to look sorta like trees.
Though it does remind me of proteins on the surface of viruses and colorized to look sorta like trees.
rjprice wrote:
This reminds me of docks along the Mississippi river. The cottonmouths and other water loving snakes will come out to sun themselves. However I've never seen that many at one time on a dock. Whenever we got close they'd head for the water.
rjprice wrote:I bet this was noisy
I know someone who did that. Not in a moving van, but in one of these:
That seems low enough to avoid that problem, in anything but the lowest overheads Sean. Where would that hit an overpass?
Based on real world experience I would not be surprised to see someone move such a van with the boom up.
