radarman posted:
Eh, its good yet. Just keep driving it till she blows, then worry about changing it.
Orion posted:radarman posted:
Eh, its good yet. Just keep driving it till she blows, then worry about changing it.
agedgruel posted:I disagree.
One of my favorite things to do is lean against Manhattan hotel windows and watch the taxis.
Picture taken too early
radarman posted:
Couldn't work there. I'd be going 'pew, pew, pew!' all day long.
Then computers came and laid all those guys off.
ukimalefu posted:Picture taken too early
you mean before the bears swarmed in?
The bacon will draw them in sooner.
Yeah, I'd have my pepper spray ready if out hiking or gun if hunting and camp far away from that fire / eating area.
Yeah, I'd have my pepper spray ready if out hiking or gun if hunting and camp far away from that fire / eating area.
shouldn't the espada be suspended over the fire, rather than laying the meat on a grate?
I'm not sure how one might accurately calculate the energy efficiency of a state. Still, this was interesting information.
A 6 lb gold nugget was discovered last summer in northern California and its now up for sale.
Kirk posted:big chunk of gold
Looks like a spray painted rock. I guess I've never seen a big chunk of gold like that.
Pure gold really is a bright yellow. The darker spots may just be because rough surfaces do not reflect as much light back to the viewer in those areas. There may also be inclusions (non-gold) embedded in that soft 'rock'. The shape of the nugget, rounding of corners, reminds me of the what would happen to something soft being tumbled in a stream. So it looks right to me. Ask chikie about the other details about what a gold nugget should look like. Then again, we don't have enough data to prove beyond a doubt its not a forgery. I trust a buyer would ask for that.
NEW YORK (AP) — A vintage Apple computer that was one of only 50 made in Steve Jobs' garage in 1976 sold for $905,000 at auction on Wednesday
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