Looks more like Venus. :hubba:
in b4 "uranus" joke.
Not interested in that.
Been there. That's a nicer picture than any of mine.
radarman posted:
My wife keeps dressing like this to do major construction projects around the house, and I keep trying to tell her that that robe tie is going to get caught in something, but she just doesn't listen.
That person at the 7:30 position in the fisheye lens shot: isn't he REALLY close to that drop behind him?
Actually...aren't ALL of them taking big chances walking around on the snow of that summit?
Actually...aren't ALL of them taking big chances walking around on the snow of that summit?
DEyncourt posted:That person at the 7:30 position in the fisheye lens shot: isn't he REALLY close to that drop behind him?
Actually...aren't ALL of them taking big chances walking around on the snow of that summit?
Not as big a chance as they took climbing up there in the first place, methinks.
They throw the camera up in the air and hope for the shot?
user posted:They throw the camera up in the air and hope for the shot?
Presumably someone also brought with him/her a drone that took the shot.
DEyncourt posted:That person at the 7:30 position in the fisheye lens shot: isn't he REALLY close to that drop behind him?
Actually...aren't ALL of them taking big chances walking around on the snow of that summit?
It looks like they're roped in.
Where is that?
I didn't think it was Everest; not any junk left behind by previous visitors.
Is it Matterhorn?
I didn't think it was Everest; not any junk left behind by previous visitors.
Is it Matterhorn?
Radarman's developed a bad habit of posting images that have great stories ... without the stories!
Tineye'd it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p ... 5GPNZubCYM
Quote:The Peaks Collection summit pose on the Jungfrau
For the Mammut summer 2012 campaign photo (see above), Mammut employees set out to climb the Jungfrau in the Bernese Oberland. The aim: to create an exceptional pose featuring the Mammut Peaks Collection on a summit plateau at 4,158 meters.
http://www.mammut.ch/testevents_peakscollectiontest
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p ... 5GPNZubCYM
bees.jpg
Wasps and hornets have their usage, particularly in eating caterpillars on my garden plants, but that multiple sting thing is indeed a pita.
:: trying to figure out who would think cold boobies are fun::
DukeofNuke posted::: trying to figure out who would think cold boobies are fun::
It's Japan.
The current commander onboard the ISS is a Trekie:
He--with his daughter--designed those alternate mission patches in the background for Expedition 40.
He--with his daughter--designed those alternate mission patches in the background for Expedition 40.
Butt music
In Hieronymus Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights" there is one guy who has some music drawn on his ass:
Listen to a piano version of this music by clicking on the above link.
In Hieronymus Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights" there is one guy who has some music drawn on his ass:
Listen to a piano version of this music by clicking on the above link.
Dante's Nine Circles of Hell in LEGO
Fraud:
Be sure to scroll down at the above linked site to see different views of each of the depictions.
Fraud:
Be sure to scroll down at the above linked site to see different views of each of the depictions.
yeah the ipad was being a real pain on that one
D-Day Dames
Women determined to cover WWII as war journalists. This photo is of Martha Gellhorn, who landed at D-Day through the encouragement of her husband, Ernest Hemingway, even though he'd changed his mind later and tried to block her.
There's a documentary out there about her life.