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[Artlav]

@Artlav, where's that scenery? That's beautiful.

Australia.
Balloon inland from Cairns, helicopter west of Melbourne (12 apostles).

 

[PhantomCruiser]

I got a link from our business manager about how Watts Bar was featured on the IBEW news. I thought it was pretty cool how our (very) small local union chapter got a feature with the big guys.

Me being a mostly midnight shift guy, didn't see any filming, but I know everybody who did get screen time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=AVGJyE-XyjA

 

[Izack]

NaN space joy rides! Sounds nicely familiar from Orbiter... (my darn addon-managing skills...) :lol:

Can't be NaNSpace, there are planets... NaNSpace is reserved for feats of highest stupidity or serendipity. I wonder though if Kerbalnauts have yet encountered that dimensional void of null pointers and misconfigured docking ports?

 

[Scav]

NaNSpace is reserved for feats of highest stupidity or serendipity.

This . . . is NaNSpace:

 

[Quick_Nick]

NyanSpace

 

[MattBaker]

While climbing today I realized the hard way:

The thing you entrust your life with is manufactured by the cheapest supplier.

Luckily, I only fell three meters on a matted floor...

 

[Cosmic Penguin]

Huh, American geography is more interesting than I thought: I didn't know that there's a county in the United States that has a total of, um, 67 residents! :blink: That's 1/150000 of the number of people living in the most populous US county!

 

[Pipcard]

source

 

[Quick_Nick]

http://www.theuselessweb.com/

 

[Mojave]

While climbing today I realized the hard way:

The thing you entrust your life with is manufactured by the cheapest supplier.

Luckily, I only fell three meters on a matted floor...

Damn cheap crap.

Remember that the next time you go skydiving.

 

[Spacethingy]

http://www.theuselessweb.com/

:rofl: I love pleaselike. com... I wonder how much pleasedonate made...

 

[jedidia]

While climbing today I realized the hard way:

The thing you entrust your life with is manufactured by the cheapest supplier.

Luckily, I only fell three meters on a matted floor...

That's why you buy your own equipment if you value your life

 

[n122vu]

While climbing today I realized the hard way:

The thing you entrust your life with is manufactured by the cheapest supplier.

Luckily, I only fell three meters on a matted floor...

Captain Kirk is climbing a mountain, why is he climbing a mountain?

 

[sorindafabico]

You have the idea on how big is the ISS by looking at its "smaller" parts:

 

[MattBaker]

Remember that the next time you go skydiving.

Never was, but while skydiving you often have two chutes, while you only have one rope while climbing...

 

[BruceJohnJennerLawso]

Finally saw the moons of Jupiter through binoculars last night. Saw a bright object in the sky, loaded Orbiter, plopped down a UMMU at the right place & time & figured out what I was seeing where. Thank you Martins!!!!!!!!

 

[Star Voyager]

I saw Flight with Denzel Washington. I was pretty disappointed because I thought there would be MUCH more flying, but instead it's all about him getting drunk. What a waste of money and movie.

 

[Urwumpe]

A really rare event... all members of the German Bundestag agreed. And cancelled the "praxis fee", a ten euro payment you had to pay when you used the services of a doctor or dentist.

 

[MattBaker]

A really rare event... all members of the German Bundestag agreed. And cancelled the "praxis fee", a ten euro payment you had to pay when you used the services of a doctor or dentist.

Correction: Not "you", but patients insured in the public insurance.
Since we say "time is money" you can buy time (and special treatment like an MRI) by getting insured in the private insurance, capitalism at its best...

 

[Urwumpe]

Correction: Not "you", but patients insured in the public insurance.
Since we say "time is money" you can buy time (and special treatment like an MRI) by getting insured in the private insurance, capitalism at its best...

Where you of course have to mention, that the private insurance business has become extremely annoying with the current economic situation. You pay for luxury treatment, but actually get less treatments paid from your insurance than people with public insurance, because the insurances reduce their services quickly.

(Which is especially tough since during the financial rampage, the insurances had such much money at hand, that they even started offering better tariffs than public insurances for students, which now backfires to those, who would be better served with a public insurance after their exams ... luckily I decided to pay the 50 Euro more per month and stay public)