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user posted:::waves to MacAddict4Life out on the balcony::
Haha, even Taipei is not crazy crowded like Hong Kong. I mean, Taiwan is small, but there's a lot of empty space (granted it's mostly mountains), and nowhere I've seen is THAT built up.
Singapore can come close in some places, but based on pictures I've seen and stories I've heard, Hong Kong is about as dense as it gets.
juice posted:Pithecanthropus posted:Geesie posted:
Keep it classy, boys.
What else would you expect from Coors Light drinkers?
aww. Beat me to it.
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It's cool that they are going to sell them to people that are actually going to drive them.
It sure would suck to be a decamillionaire but not be able to get your hands on a Ford gt like last run.
mmaverick posted:Kirk posted:Sign up today!
It's cool that they are going to sell them to people that are actually going to drive them.
It sure would suck to be a decamillionaire but not be able to get your hands on a Ford gt like last run.
I'm going to disagree with that.
Blue obsidian created by man-made accident:
The linked article notes that most tengizite (named after the accident site) that might be found on eBay are likely NOT real but were created under somewhat similar circumstances like "slag blue" found around ore smelters.
The linked article notes that most tengizite (named after the accident site) that might be found on eBay are likely NOT real but were created under somewhat similar circumstances like "slag blue" found around ore smelters.
That's a very interesting article.
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
darwin never stops working
But why?
it took me a few viewings to notice the apparent wedgie rope
17th century shipwreck had contents preserved by sand:
The shipwreck was in the Wadden Sea which is basically the corner of the North Sea bracketed by Germany on the south and Denmark on the East.
Because a leather-bound book was decorated with emblems for Charles I of England, it is suspected that the likely young woman whose items were lost in this shipwreck and were recently recovered was a relation to that king. Because of its lack of ornamentation such as beading or use of silver or gold thread, it is also suspected that this dress was more of an everyday use item--for an aristocrat--rather than the finery that people would have worn for official portraits (and which color our view of the era).
The shipwreck was in the Wadden Sea which is basically the corner of the North Sea bracketed by Germany on the south and Denmark on the East.
Because a leather-bound book was decorated with emblems for Charles I of England, it is suspected that the likely young woman whose items were lost in this shipwreck and were recently recovered was a relation to that king. Because of its lack of ornamentation such as beading or use of silver or gold thread, it is also suspected that this dress was more of an everyday use item--for an aristocrat--rather than the finery that people would have worn for official portraits (and which color our view of the era).
ok, i was wrong. I stated in another thread there was only intentional or neglectful discharge of a firearm.
there is total fiddlesticks moron also.
there is total fiddlesticks moron also.
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
junk jet!
"i helped design the thrust vectoring on the mig-29 ... and now look at me"
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
That looks like how Data from the Goonies might fish.
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
StaticAge posted:That looks like how Data from the Goonies might fish.
heh, except his wouldn't work.
Nice trick, I really hate taking a pack off to access the pockets some times. The tiny front pockets on the belt often aren't spacious enough.
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
