Linguofreak
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His speeds are nowhere near typical here, and fiber to the home is nowhere near everywhere. Everything in your post applies ten times as much to the US.
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His speeds are nowhere near typical here, and fiber to the home is nowhere near everywhere. Everything in your post applies ten times as much to the US.
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ex-orbinaut
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:hmm: That's new...
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A crack in the wall?!?
Careful, turn around... And look at it with the corner of the eye.
Careful, turn around... And look at it with the corner of the eye.
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This looks nothing like a series of tubes.
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Thank you, interesting little article. This linked page from it shows the Dolores-Guayaquil Megashear as the red projection north-east of Quito, going off into Colombia. It is prominently visible from the air on a clear day on the way to Bogota (for some reason, I think it looks like a dragon's back sticking out of the ground).
As it is mentioned in the article; below, a picture I took, some 13 years ago, of a Nazca plate event horizon, most noticeable on the pale sediment 2/3 way up the picture, while on one of the course "outings", at a place called Crucita on the Ecuadorian coast.
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MaverickSawyer
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As it is mentioned in the article; below, a picture I took, some 13 years ago, of a Nazca plate event horizon, most noticeable on the pale sediment 2/3 way up the picture, while on one of the course "outings", at a place called Crucita on the Ecuadorian coast.
As an amateur geologist, I'm utterly fascinated by that photo. Fantastic!
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Yeah that photo really rocks.
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Yeah, I'm a-stone-ished myself.
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Actually, if your sandcastle exceeds 3 meters in height, you just need a building permit and pay real estate tax, also you have to install smoke detectors. The color of your roof tiles might be dictated by municipal regulations. Also, in some places at the coast line the ancient spade law still applies.
I just can't see the problem here. Do you know how annoying it is, when such vagabonds arrive, tear down your hardearned sand castle and build their own homes while you are busy dyking your ground?
Yeah, because sand castles. At a beach. Always huge fire risks. Safety first, kids!
Abdullah
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14th August of every year since I was born is my birth-er-BATHday:rofl:
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I just discovered how to destroy the Universe.
It's easy.
Do I tell?
Yes?
You really wonna die?
Yes?
All right. I'm gonna tell how to.
JJust crash Orbiter!!!:rofl:
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I just discovered how to destroy the Universe.
It's easy.
Do I tell?
Yes?
You really wonna die?
Yes?
All right. I'm gonna tell how to.
JJust crash Orbiter!!!:rofl:
Quick_Nick
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Deep-fried giant gummy bear, anyone?
http://kfor.com/2014/08/15/new-food-to-debut-at-2014-oklahoma-state-fair/
http://kfor.com/2014/08/15/new-food-to-debut-at-2014-oklahoma-state-fair/
Abdullah
armchair engineer
LMFAO!!:rofl:
ISProgram
SketchUp Orbinaut
Considering the current state of my stomach cavity, I will have to politely decline.
Unless I can unfry them. :lol:
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I just had a thought...
How "easy" is it to code spacecraft and launch vehicles, if you gain enough experience? I seen some people making scores of the things (though not necessarily on OHM) and I was just wondering.
EDIT: By "spacecraft and launch vehicles", I mean add-ons.
thepenguin
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I just had a thought...
How "easy" is it to code spacecraft and launch vehicles, if you gain enough experience? I seen some people making scores of the things (though not necessarily on OHM) and I was just wondering.
EDIT: By "spacecraft and launch vehicles", I mean add-ons.
It's quite easy to start them, judging by the number I have started. However, it may be somewhat more difficult to finish...
Athena
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Does anyone know how to deal with a perverted girlfriend...?
