One Of My Very Own…
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The boy is almost mobile.
There is actually a formula that you apply to photographs to estimate (rather accurately) the number of people in a large crowd.
No word on why there was a huge rubber ducky there...
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I thought that was very well done.
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Many people, including myself, say this is the most beautiful photograph ever taken.
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PC is so very boring.
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Molten salt is used to maintain the heat at night.
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How porn stars on the internet must feel.
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Not all heroes wear capes.
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"Bought", not read.
I have come to realize that
very few religious people actually read their bibles. It’s just something they
feel they have to own.
And if they did read it, they would get to the part about what happened in the cave after Lot left Sodom before they put it down in disgust.
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Inside a sex doll factory
That’s creepy as shit.
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I’m thinking a silo-like temporary structure was built and the bricks were laid from the inside of it. Then the wood was removed. Otherwise, how would they maintain a constant curve? Any brick layers out there?
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Moose returns to the same yard every year to give birth.
I don’t want to be a boo-bird, but how do
they know it was the same moose? Any Canadians out there?
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You hardly ever see this level of emotion in their artwork. This is amazing.
Get it?
Here’s a hint…
She was in chemistry class when her water broke.
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These are all pretty goddamn accurate.
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Those zany monks and their dick pics…
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Troy Walker of Farmington, Utah was cooking dinner for a church function when she opened a can of green beans and discovered a snake's head inside!
I'd like to remind the reader
that Walker was making food for church and that a snake is a symbol of the
devil. Just sayin'.
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Let’s learn something, shall we…
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It’s lasered onto a sheet of
water.
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Induction heating is the process of heating an electrically conducting object (usually a metal) by electromagnetic induction, through heat generated in the object by eddy currents (also called Foucault currents).
I think this is ice? How can that be?
The boy is almost mobile.
This is 4 million people against the
government in Brazil
No word on why there was a huge rubber ducky there...
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Many people, including myself, say this is the most beautiful photograph ever taken.
PC is so very boring.
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Morocco has activated the world's largest solar
power plant in the Sahara desert, near the city of Ouarzazate. According to
Climate Investment Funds, the plant is capable of powering over one million
homes by 2018 and will also reduce carbon emissions by 760,000 tons per year.
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Loads own shells. Used wrong
powder.
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How porn stars on the internet must feel.
Not all heroes wear capes.
"Bought", not read.
And if they did read it, they would get to the part about what happened in the cave after Lot left Sodom before they put it down in disgust.
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Inside a sex doll factory
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I’m thinking a silo-like temporary structure was built and the bricks were laid from the inside of it. Then the wood was removed. Otherwise, how would they maintain a constant curve? Any brick layers out there?
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Moose returns to the same yard every year to give birth.
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You hardly ever see this level of emotion in their artwork. This is amazing.
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Whenever the brain and the
heart fight, it’s always the liver that suffers.
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It’s better to walk in on
both your parents than just one of them.
>Get it?
She was in chemistry class when her water broke.
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Have you ever tried to suck
the alcohol out of a deodorant stick?
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These are all pretty goddamn accurate.
Those zany monks and their dick pics…
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Have I ever thought about
becoming a vegetarian? No. I like to eat things that have parents.
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Troy Walker of Farmington, Utah was cooking dinner for a church function when she opened a can of green beans and discovered a snake's head inside!
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When I see a fat person
walking to their car I hang around to see how much the car dips when they get
in.
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As fragile as the coral reef
is, I’m not sure that’s good for them…
What I imagine all Australians use to combat
nature problems.
Let’s learn something, shall we…
From Science Alert site:
"Australian researchers have come up with a
non-invasive ultrasound technology that clears the brain of neurotoxic amyloid
plaques - structures that are responsible for memory loss and a decline in
cognitive function in Alzheimer’s patients."
I think these are reposts,
but expanded.
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Posted this before, but never
really understood it.
Induction heating is the process of heating an electrically conducting object (usually a metal) by electromagnetic induction, through heat generated in the object by eddy currents (also called Foucault currents).
I think this is ice? How can that be?
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I wonder if I’ve ever
bought milk from the same cow twice.
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