44052 pts ยท September 11, 2017
This guy's played Shenmue.
My wife's epidural cost $29,152.50
To be fair it was much closer to 20 before their popularity began to wane. The roller bushing chain wasn't invented until 15 years after the penny farthing and it was another three before the first modern safety bicycle design was patented.
Dunno if I'd call the penny farthing a fad design. They were basically cutting-edge technology when introduced and defined what the bicycle was for decades thereafter. More of a stepping stone than a fad.
Well that's my weekend sorted.
It's not very effective...
A Mac OS guy would say that.
"What is this, a saxophone for ants?" - this guy seeing a normal saxophone for the first time
yeah I don't think that's fake. Looks like a DJI AGRAS T40 agricultural drone. Was probably about to spray or seed something. Payload capacity is like 40-50kg, so definitely not something you want coming through your windshield.
Or you could just buy from GOG.
What if the only thing your baby will eat is smaller, weaker babies? (asking as a parent)
Same reason that you and I need a spine: so that the pork and cheese can communicate with the central nervous system.
You're not missing much.
Not even a joke. $425 at Nordstrom.
BEES
Usually it's glaringly obvious decades after the fact when Hollywood ages up an actor/actress for a film, but man. They really nailed the makeup with Maggie Smith in Hook.
Pretty well-known by now that this is reversed.
where I live we can pour it into the big bin at the town dump for free.
Typically in these cases they'll issue an apology and admit their mistake only after all of the embarrassed parties are dead.
Welp, that's enough internet for me today.
In our house the cats will jump in there if we don't keep it closed.
My granny used to warn me about this, saying that I'd break my legs or we'd get pulled over. As a kid I understood this to mean that if a cop saw me with my feet on the dash he'd pull the car over and break my legs.
whoever wins, we lose.
Oh, totally. The "million years" claim is just silly.
There were a number of early pioneers with prototype flying machines at the time, but none of them were anywhere close to achieving the required minimum power to weight ratios or lift coefficients for powered flight. And even if they had, they would have been uncontrollable death traps. The Wright brothers managed to recognize and solve the problems of power, efficiency, lift, control, and most importantly stall characteristics before they took flight. In that they were completely alone.
*Out climbs Mr. Bean, who calmly locks the doors and goes about his day*
Sometimes! A sub pump, or submersible pump is actually a type of sump pump, and is designed to function while fully submerged in water. The other type is a pedestal pump, which is a standing pump body where the motor sits well above the water level with the float and water inlet at its base. Both are considered "sump pumps", while only the first type is a "sub pump".
This guy's played Shenmue.
My wife's epidural cost $29,152.50
To be fair it was much closer to 20 before their popularity began to wane. The roller bushing chain wasn't invented until 15 years after the penny farthing and it was another three before the first modern safety bicycle design was patented.
Dunno if I'd call the penny farthing a fad design. They were basically cutting-edge technology when introduced and defined what the bicycle was for decades thereafter. More of a stepping stone than a fad.
Well that's my weekend sorted.
It's not very effective...
A Mac OS guy would say that.
"What is this, a saxophone for ants?" - this guy seeing a normal saxophone for the first time
yeah I don't think that's fake. Looks like a DJI AGRAS T40 agricultural drone. Was probably about to spray or seed something. Payload capacity is like 40-50kg, so definitely not something you want coming through your windshield.
Or you could just buy from GOG.
What if the only thing your baby will eat is smaller, weaker babies? (asking as a parent)
Same reason that you and I need a spine: so that the pork and cheese can communicate with the central nervous system.
You're not missing much.
Not even a joke. $425 at Nordstrom.
Usually it's glaringly obvious decades after the fact when Hollywood ages up an actor/actress for a film, but man. They really nailed the makeup with Maggie Smith in Hook.
Pretty well-known by now that this is reversed.
where I live we can pour it into the big bin at the town dump for free.
Typically in these cases they'll issue an apology and admit their mistake only after all of the embarrassed parties are dead.
Welp, that's enough internet for me today.
In our house the cats will jump in there if we don't keep it closed.
My granny used to warn me about this, saying that I'd break my legs or we'd get pulled over. As a kid I understood this to mean that if a cop saw me with my feet on the dash he'd pull the car over and break my legs.
whoever wins, we lose.
Oh, totally. The "million years" claim is just silly.
There were a number of early pioneers with prototype flying machines at the time, but none of them were anywhere close to achieving the required minimum power to weight ratios or lift coefficients for powered flight. And even if they had, they would have been uncontrollable death traps. The Wright brothers managed to recognize and solve the problems of power, efficiency, lift, control, and most importantly stall characteristics before they took flight. In that they were completely alone.
*Out climbs Mr. Bean, who calmly locks the doors and goes about his day*
Sometimes! A sub pump, or submersible pump is actually a type of sump pump, and is designed to function while fully submerged in water. The other type is a pedestal pump, which is a standing pump body where the motor sits well above the water level with the float and water inlet at its base. Both are considered "sump pumps", while only the first type is a "sub pump".