I disagree.
Yeah, but you're just wired that way.
Imagine showing up to a bbq with that thing ...
Shnicky-Poo wrote:Yeah, but you're just wired that way.
Yeah, the right way!
clever
That's a really terrible photochopped nerd right there, looks like he lost half his nose.
But it do, it do sooo much!
Swing and a miss? Most times yes.
Holy human waste, Uki, that's dark. But funny.
Canadians are polite, but our national sport shows that we're repressing some heavy human waste ...
blurt wrote:
As a Scott-Irish from Appalachia,
That's insulting to my heritage, and dishonors my diet.
I'm going to go burn down a sushi bar.
DukeofNuke wrote:blurt wrote:
As a Scott-Irish from Appalachia,
That's insulting to my heritage, and dishonors my diet.
I'm going to go burn down a sushi bar.
He's holding a goddamned watermelon. Jesus, maybe they should've put him in blackface.
Very nice
Well, except for the problem that no night sky looks like that. I don't think it is a problem of looking at an exposure that is showing a lot of stars that are too dim to see with the naked eye. My suspicion is that the sky had been sprinkled with a "random" pattern of dots and that the original picture only had a bit of sky glow and maybe a few stars plus what is either an aurora or a bright city creating the green part of the sky on the far left.
Eh,, maybe. Then again I've seen the night sky that spectacular. Head to dark sky country, like southern Utah and you'll get that view.
Simlarly spectacular? Sure. It's been years since I've done so but I did some naked-eye star gazing in Capitol Reefs National Monument where I saw the Milky Way arch from horizon to horizon.
Similarly spectacular without any recognizable constellations? Well, maybe it is a shot showing the southern sky beyond 30º S so there isn't anything that I might recognize. Maybe.
Similarly spectacular without any recognizable constellations? Well, maybe it is a shot showing the southern sky beyond 30º S so there isn't anything that I might recognize. Maybe.
Wait, isn't that the sky from Endor right before the fireworks?
It's a very "take that as you will" image, isn't it?
DukeofNuke wrote:blurt wrote:
As a Scott-Irish from Appalachia,
That's insulting to my heritage, and dishonors my diet.
I'm going to go burn down a sushi bar.
That's the problem with Scots-Irish from Appalachia.
Now if you had been Scots-Irish from Pennsylvania, you would have taken the high road,... and nuked them.
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Shnicky-Poo wrote:
Do you know how stick fiddling awsome it would have been if they had all pulled the triggers on those RPGs, simultaneously????
Shnicky-Poo wrote:Grenadine, Bailey's and peach Schnapps:
You ordered a bloody flem