I was wondering where that kind of action would be happening with a playground in the background.
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user posted:Those parachutes (parasails?) can't be cheap.
rather dramatic way to do a cutaway.
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
The look on that kid's face is the best.
EDIT: I was referring to the large pic above my post, but it works for the gif that snuck in also.
EDIT: I was referring to the large pic above my post, but it works for the gif that snuck in also.
We hope he gets better at holding things.
heh, I love human waste like that
Kirk posted:We hope he gets better at holding things.
chalk it up to opening night jitters
"1,200-year-old Viking sword discovered by hiker"
That age is only an estimate since there is nothing remaining on the blade that might accurately date it (the leather for the grip and maybe the sheath having rotted away completely).
That age is only an estimate since there is nothing remaining on the blade that might accurately date it (the leather for the grip and maybe the sheath having rotted away completely).
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
first base
Looks like maybe more than that.
They're NOT sand shoes!
Which is why a rapier is only supposed to be used by experts.
Also with that larger blade back that far, all the rapier user would have to do is avoid the initial slash and then run him through.
Awful form on both their parts, though this is merely a GIF.
Also with that larger blade back that far, all the rapier user would have to do is avoid the initial slash and then run him through.
Awful form on both their parts, though this is merely a GIF.
Kirk posted:Which is why a rapier is only supposed to be used by experts.
Also with that larger blade back that far, all the rapier user would have to do is avoid the initial slash and then run him through.
Awful form on both their parts, though this is merely a GIF.
not just a gif but a comedy gif
as in a joke, mr. serious
"Tolkien's annotated map of Middle-earth discovered inside copy of Lord of the Rings"
There are also other annotations inside the book implying that Hobbiton was on the same latitude as Oxford, UK, and that Belgrade, Cyprus, and Jerusalem were some location-inspirations. Some of it is mixed with notations made by the owner of the book, Pauline Baynes, who was an illustrator who did some illustrations for later editions of Lord of the Rings and worked with Tolkien towards making those. On the other hand the notes in green ink and some in pencil on the above map are definitely Tolkien's.
The annotated map will be placed on sale for £60,000 in Oxford by the store which discovered it.
There are also other annotations inside the book implying that Hobbiton was on the same latitude as Oxford, UK, and that Belgrade, Cyprus, and Jerusalem were some location-inspirations. Some of it is mixed with notations made by the owner of the book, Pauline Baynes, who was an illustrator who did some illustrations for later editions of Lord of the Rings and worked with Tolkien towards making those. On the other hand the notes in green ink and some in pencil on the above map are definitely Tolkien's.
The annotated map will be placed on sale for £60,000 in Oxford by the store which discovered it.