steph
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Oh well....I guess this had to happen someday
[ame="http://youtu.be/QGYn2Y_t5-Q"]LICKING A SPACE ROCKET!!! - YouTube[/ame]
[ame="http://youtu.be/QGYn2Y_t5-Q"]LICKING A SPACE ROCKET!!! - YouTube[/ame]
I wouldn't say so. That's some genuine scientific curiosity he's displaying there, which is good.
The thing I don't get is how he is smart enough to build a rocket that actually works without killing him instantly, but still can't get his head around all the evidence that the earth is indeed not flat.
The story was that he was a daredevil and always wanted to do this as a stunt but no one was interested in funding it as a daredevil project..
Who would in his/her right mind? Some daredevil, maybe more correctly so most daredevil stuff has only one outcome.
I'd be dumbfounded to find that there are enough true flat-earthers out there to properly fund his (mis)adventure. Still, there are cheaper ways. Weather balloon with a camera attached comes to mind. In my storm-chasing group, we actually plan this for the summer (seeing CBs towering from the upper atmosphere seems too cool to miss) Depending on how many gizmos we want on it and how many corners we are willing to cut, we calculated it would be around 200 bucks, maybe even cheaper. Sure, all the high-altitude flights may be a "NASA conspiracy" and the amateurs may use fisheye lens for greater effect, but it doesn't apply if he's the one mounting the camera.
A new museum in the Bavarian city of Passau celebrates Germany's - and the world's - affection for the dachshund.
More than 4,500 toys and other items showcase the breed popularly called the "sausage dog", a symbol of Bavaria.
... shouldn't the name of the breed be changed to Wursthund?
But it's the best hund!
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On a completely different topic...
Lacking any context, what does this scene look like to you, and what do each of the devices appear to be thinking/expressing?
But it's the best hund!
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