2658 pts ยท December 28, 2020
Well the signs does say South Ferry Manhattan
And there is a lot of wildlife in Europe too. Like _a_lot_
I've seen them all the time all over Europe for the past couple of decades when I've done a lot of road trips around the continent. Where in Europe are you? Maybe you've mistaken them as normal bridges before if not knowing what you are looking at. From the car/road/underside most of them look like a basic small bridge. Some of them do have high walls to hide the car headlights and traffic from the wildlife and to blend better into nature. Seen those especially in the Nordics and Germany.
I assume you dont know too many ppl who own boats... Cool boats boats have a better chance of getting a proper name but small and cheap ones have a a high risk for the stupid and funny ones. Unsinkable II as a boat name is also a joke I remember seeing several times in the past 4 decades in different countries.
Nope. not all, not always, not everywhere. Ask any of the nordic countries for example.
No need to be kosher. It would just mean that some religions would get a free pass.
"Warning day" test most likely. Was it at 11am? Every now and then there is test for emergency notifications including sirens and sending a test warning message via mobile phone, radio or TV. Phone message pops up on the screen and will give you a small heart attack with the sound it makes.
Follow these logical steps to unlock the mystery
Well, they have to make the first example first. After it's accepted as the new norm they can exile anyone they want. Even if those people would not stay in whatever jail they end up in "terrorists" are allowed to get back in the country.
Haha. Americans are weird.
Phyrgian cap? https://www.historyextra.com/period/ancient-history/phrygian-cap-history/
I think they are playing a game called "Dig a homie" where people acquire new friends straight from the earth. Or then its some horrible mining accident.
"Last time when I met your mother"
exactly. They actually started rounding "enemies of the state" and sending them to detention camps before finding some final solution.
Gestapo is already rounding up people. Next comes the official SS troops.
"Hey look! There is a fire! Let me put some gasoline and dynamite sticks into it instead of using water!"
Ja
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdqXT9k-050 Roman paint job graffiti reminded me of this one
Yes, its old news and it is not the largest wooden ship around. That's clear. Even I've been at the helm of a larger one. But there's not many ships like this still sailing the _oceans_ . And I mean those big blue oceans on the maps. Not coastal waters. And when it comes to diesel engines... a wooden boat is a wooden boat even if it has an engine. And a sailboat is a sailboat even if it has an engine. So I'd call this a wooden sailing ship and not try to nitpick.
my first thought too
Afaik F-35s require constant software updates from US and that can essentially be used as an kill switch too. Stop updates, plane wont fly long after that.
On this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKNPCk-fd8I "Can Europe, Australia & Canada Trust The F-35?" Breakdown of the risks, other available options, costs etc.
I don't even enjoy fart humor but here I am, wondering what is the story behind this photo.
It is beginning to be very difficult to differentiate between an America and a Russian opinion. Just a few months ago this would have looked like Russian trolling aimed to weaken trust towards America. Now the US government has created such a sh1tstorm that all the troll factories can concentrate on Europe and the sane comments from US look like Russian propaganda from last year.
Russia has been financing these groups for a long time, both in Europe and in US. Maybe that has something to do with it.
Basically a motorcycle is more difficult to use. Balancing is also more tricky at low speeds. Gear lever is being operated with foot and you need to use your feet on the ground to keep the bike up when standing still. Also clutch hand gets tired if you just pull in clutch and dont change to neutral when stopped at lights. If on an incline your throttle hand needs to operate front brake or other foot the rear brake. So it's a hassle to play with he controls and balancing when line is creeping
A derelict house like that in Cincinnati is what, maybe 150k? Lets say the steel beams are 20-30k, kitchen and plumbing 20-30k, additional small stuff 10-20k. (if done DIY) For me this looks like a 200-250k project. I would not be all "fuck the rich" for the owner like people in this post seem to be. It is really a simple build.
Yeah. Found it out later. But still its a cheap remodeling. Compared to similar size houses this is not more expensive than a basic renovation job. Based on other photos of this one, the only thing that was truly expensive to do is the steel beams supporting the walls. Other than that it is empty = cheap. If Mark deJong, who worked on construction for his life, did this and it took three years I'm quite sure he did most of the work himself and did not have a huge crew and a truckload of money
Well the signs does say South Ferry Manhattan
And there is a lot of wildlife in Europe too. Like _a_lot_
I've seen them all the time all over Europe for the past couple of decades when I've done a lot of road trips around the continent. Where in Europe are you? Maybe you've mistaken them as normal bridges before if not knowing what you are looking at. From the car/road/underside most of them look like a basic small bridge. Some of them do have high walls to hide the car headlights and traffic from the wildlife and to blend better into nature. Seen those especially in the Nordics and Germany.
I assume you dont know too many ppl who own boats... Cool boats boats have a better chance of getting a proper name but small and cheap ones have a a high risk for the stupid and funny ones. Unsinkable II as a boat name is also a joke I remember seeing several times in the past 4 decades in different countries.
Nope. not all, not always, not everywhere. Ask any of the nordic countries for example.
No need to be kosher. It would just mean that some religions would get a free pass.
"Warning day" test most likely. Was it at 11am? Every now and then there is test for emergency notifications including sirens and sending a test warning message via mobile phone, radio or TV. Phone message pops up on the screen and will give you a small heart attack with the sound it makes.
Follow these logical steps to unlock the mystery
Well, they have to make the first example first. After it's accepted as the new norm they can exile anyone they want. Even if those people would not stay in whatever jail they end up in "terrorists" are allowed to get back in the country.
Haha. Americans are weird.
Phyrgian cap? https://www.historyextra.com/period/ancient-history/phrygian-cap-history/
I think they are playing a game called "Dig a homie" where people acquire new friends straight from the earth. Or then its some horrible mining accident.
"Last time when I met your mother"
exactly. They actually started rounding "enemies of the state" and sending them to detention camps before finding some final solution.
Gestapo is already rounding up people. Next comes the official SS troops.
"Hey look! There is a fire! Let me put some gasoline and dynamite sticks into it instead of using water!"
Ja
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdqXT9k-050 Roman paint job graffiti reminded me of this one
Yes, its old news and it is not the largest wooden ship around. That's clear. Even I've been at the helm of a larger one. But there's not many ships like this still sailing the _oceans_ . And I mean those big blue oceans on the maps. Not coastal waters. And when it comes to diesel engines... a wooden boat is a wooden boat even if it has an engine. And a sailboat is a sailboat even if it has an engine. So I'd call this a wooden sailing ship and not try to nitpick.
my first thought too
Afaik F-35s require constant software updates from US and that can essentially be used as an kill switch too. Stop updates, plane wont fly long after that.
On this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKNPCk-fd8I "Can Europe, Australia & Canada Trust The F-35?" Breakdown of the risks, other available options, costs etc.
I don't even enjoy fart humor but here I am, wondering what is the story behind this photo.
It is beginning to be very difficult to differentiate between an America and a Russian opinion. Just a few months ago this would have looked like Russian trolling aimed to weaken trust towards America. Now the US government has created such a sh1tstorm that all the troll factories can concentrate on Europe and the sane comments from US look like Russian propaganda from last year.
Russia has been financing these groups for a long time, both in Europe and in US. Maybe that has something to do with it.
Basically a motorcycle is more difficult to use. Balancing is also more tricky at low speeds. Gear lever is being operated with foot and you need to use your feet on the ground to keep the bike up when standing still. Also clutch hand gets tired if you just pull in clutch and dont change to neutral when stopped at lights. If on an incline your throttle hand needs to operate front brake or other foot the rear brake. So it's a hassle to play with he controls and balancing when line is creeping
A derelict house like that in Cincinnati is what, maybe 150k? Lets say the steel beams are 20-30k, kitchen and plumbing 20-30k, additional small stuff 10-20k. (if done DIY) For me this looks like a 200-250k project. I would not be all "fuck the rich" for the owner like people in this post seem to be. It is really a simple build.
Yeah. Found it out later. But still its a cheap remodeling. Compared to similar size houses this is not more expensive than a basic renovation job. Based on other photos of this one, the only thing that was truly expensive to do is the steel beams supporting the walls. Other than that it is empty = cheap. If Mark deJong, who worked on construction for his life, did this and it took three years I'm quite sure he did most of the work himself and did not have a huge crew and a truckload of money