Soviet technology at it's finest.
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DEyncourt posted:
Oh, humans - is there anything you can't fiddlesticks up?
user posted:TOS posted:this one's for juice
Keep stick fiddling that chicken!
That is a fowl stick fiddler!
Com'on, Baby. Don't leave yet ...
At least you can say that chick is not a uncouth individual.
She's no rooster tease.
Damn, Dukakis is still at it.
belgian wwii reinacters
Telescopic contact lenses:
It can be switched from normal mode to 2.8x magnification by winking. The lenses overlap but are separated by the polarization of light that each lens uses.
It can be switched from normal mode to 2.8x magnification by winking. The lenses overlap but are separated by the polarization of light that each lens uses.
As it says, it excludes inland waters, which is dumb, considering how (literally) integral to countries they are.
your picture changes
ukimalefu posted:
Why is Russia presented South up and none of the others are?
ukimalefu posted:
I got down to Congo (next to last in second row) before I couldn't identify the "country" from its outline. Then Mongolia (last blue country in third row). Yes, I did get Kazakhstan because I knew it was large and had to be close to the top (although I hadn't realized 10th in this list). And Sudan was tricky because of its recent separation from South Sudan.
It does help identification after realizing that they are color-coded by "continent":
green: Europe
purple: Antartica
blue: Asia
grey: North America
red: South America
pink: Australia & the south Pacific
orange: Africa
with Russia being considered as part of Europe (sure, population-wise and historically, but since the focus is on land area I would have put Russia in Asia).
TOS posted:"doc, i've got the strangest feeling in my ear ..."
This happened to my son back in June -his was some type of beetle.
Not fun at all for him. Luckily if didn't damage his ear drum.
yeek ... is her shirt unbuttonned too?
