Best (worst?) thing is the graphics make it look like 'back to elementary school'.
"Alcohol" and "School" have a lot of the same letters. s'cool.
Somewhere, deep in an Indonesian jungle... I especially like the cluck tower.
radarman posted:
man, it really wasn't so long ago
my mother-in-law was a kid in southampton and vividly remembers the constant air raids
obvs posted:That's a very interesting haircut.
From a mathematical perspective, there are some very precise calculus saddles going on. I think this hair can predict the outcome of future wars.
I had never realized Heather Locklear was so pretty.
That's not a very flattering picture of HL. Rachel was always impressive back when.
Parts of me were all kinds of flattered.
An UN-photoshopped version of that reflected building:
A view of the building from above while the mural was being painted:
Compare the above with the post here.
A view of the building from above while the mural was being painted:
Compare the above with the post here.
I wouldn't want a car you can only drive on cloudy days.
Just change to photogray glass and you'll have that fixed.
TOS posted:
That's the MV Explorer. I sailed around the world on it a few times.
TOS posted:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cC0k69q3AWQ
I like to think I can almost see the ship's structure racking.
Alexander Supertramp posted:TOS posted:
That's the MV Explorer. I sailed around the world on it a few times.
Close, it's the Explorer's sister ship, Grand Voyager.
jkahless posted:Alexander Supertramp posted:TOS posted:
That's the MV Explorer. I sailed around the world on it a few times.
Close, it's the Explorer's sister ship, Grand Voyager.
Ah. Looks the same. And the Explorer got damaged pretty badly by a storm at some point. I assumed that was video from it.
Apparently both ships got hit within a month or two of each other. Thats what happens when you raise a new generation of sailors who whistle, wear white socks, and don't mind leaving port on a Friday.
She decreases the roll period, but the movement of the water follows the timing of the previous roll. Pretty cool application of the free surface effect, and the opposite of the way the effect capsizes ferries.
Pithecanthropus posted:Kirk posted:Neat trick
Your results almost certainly will vary.
I'm betting she's done that a few times, and could probably show most MN "boaters" a thing or three.
Talented little girl
jkahless posted:She decreases the roll period, but the movement of the water follows the timing of the previous roll. Pretty cool application of the free surface effect, and the opposite of the way the effect capsizes ferries.
wiggle boat make water splash out!
TOS posted:jkahless posted:She decreases the roll period, but the movement of the water follows the timing of the previous roll. Pretty cool application of the free surface effect, and the opposite of the way the effect capsizes ferries.
wiggle boat make water splash out!
GGv=(i/∆)×ρ1×(1/n^2)
