Unbelievable...

 

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That's a hard-core MXr.

 

Quite chauvinistic now but still a good laugh towards the beliefs of pre-1960's

 

Quite chauvinistic now but still a good laugh towards the beliefs of pre-1960's

So....which part was inaccurate?

 

So....which part was inaccurate?

Your wife or girlfriend may be able to answer your question

 

Your wife or girlfriend may be able to answer your question

She already has: her eyes glaze over when I start talking politics.

 

The most unusual urinal I’ve ever seen.

 

Well, I've heard tell of some cheap beer tasting like horse pee. Maybe this is where it came from?

 

The most unusual urinal I’ve ever seen.
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It looks far more practical, and I bet also economical than Duchamp's urinal...

 

Hey guys.
Who likes James Cagney movies.

 

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I think these guys are blood related

 

https://www.cnet.com/news/nasa-astronauts-say-they-made-prank-calls-from-spacex-crew-dragon/

You've just made history as part of the crew of the first commercially built and operated US spacecraft to ferry NASA astronauts between Earth and the International Space Station. You're splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico and are waiting for your ride. What do you do? Make some prank calls, of course.

NASA's Doug Hurley and his crewmate Bob Behnken had a satellite phone at their disposal after splashdown on Sunday. At a press conference later that day, Hurley filled us in on what they did with their spare time as they floated around.

"Five hours ago we were in a spaceship bobbing around making prank satellite phone calls to whoever we could get ahold of," Hurley said. "Which was kind of fun, by the way." Hurley suggested the satellite phone bill should go to SpaceX founder Elon Musk, who was sitting nearby.

Soyuz Space Capsule lands in Kazakhstan

 

https://www.kptv.com/news/emergency...cle_8570f1b6-d5cc-11ea-87fa-2355458b85da.html

Emergency crews responded to an injured 19-year-old at Silver Falls State Park on Monday.

The man apparently jumped from the top of South Falls at around 12:15 p.m., according to Oregon State Police.

 

Someone threw this away, was going for motorcycle parts a girl grabs this and puts it in the dumpster? Strings coming of and a little dirty but flawless I put a bone bridge in it with new strings. C45M Yamaha Classical Guitar.

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And now her boyfriend is dumpster diving looking for his guitar that she threw out in a pique of rage.

 

Massive!!!

Video circulating on social media shows a massive explosion rocking central Beirut - shattering windows, knocking down doors and shaking buildings several hundred feet away. Lebanon’s health minister told journalists a ship carrying fireworks had blown up in the port, though the size of the blast heard across the country raised suspicions it might have resulted from a rocket strike or detonation of explosives - deliberate or otherwise. The source of the blast has not been confirmed

Fireworks? Looks more like AN with a powerful oxidizer.

 

“Highly explosive materials,” seized by the government years ago, were stored where the explosions occurred, said Maj. Gen. Abbas Ibrahim, the head of Lebanon’s general security service, according to the National News Agency.
Prime Minister Hassan Diab said in a televised statement, “Facts on this dangerous depot, which has existed since 2014 or the past six years, will be announced.”

Idiots had it in a downtown warehouse and not an explosives bunker???

 

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/large-explosion-rocks-port-area-beirut-cause-unclear-n1235767

BEIRUT — A "colossal" explosion that rocked the port area of Lebanon's capital Tuesday, killing dozens of people and injuring thousands more, happened at a warehouse where tons of ammonium nitrate were being stored, the prime minister said.

"I will not rest until we find the person responsible for what happened, to hold him accountable and impose the most severe penalties," Prime Minister Hassan Diab said.

Diab said it was "unacceptable" that a shipment of ammonium nitrate estimated at 2,750 tons had been in warehouse for six years without "preventive measures" to protect it. The chemical compound, which is commercially available, is used widely in fertilizers and explosives.

Beirut shockwave videos

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1290833419044139008

 

Some one on TV said it was a terrorist attack. A very important some one.