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lopedopenope t1_jeee87k wrote
Reply to The original Ronald McDonald 1963 by iosews
Ask a kid back then if it’s scary. Some say no most yes I bet lol
lopedopenope t1_jeec9ma wrote
Reply to We are so privileged in the west that we shit and piss in a bowl of residential fresh water by unmentionable123
What if I’m trying to clean the toilet. I finish and rinse flush with some shit water
lopedopenope t1_jd947n9 wrote
As long as it’s not that alcohol free foaming stuff. It’s gross
lopedopenope t1_jd1hqeq wrote
Reply to This packet of eggs came with a sticker regarding the chickens housing welfare due to a new packaging law by HoogerMan
But do they have those orange yolks
lopedopenope t1_jb6c8bs wrote
Reply to TIL that the Convair Model 118, a tentative flying car from 1947, was shelved because its prototype crashed when a test pilot mixed up the flight engine's fuel gauge with the road engine's and didn't see the former run out. While he survived, this killed interest in the project. by ShabtaiBenOron
If you guys are interested in stuff like this look into John Denver’s death. It had to do with crashing a homemade airplane he bought with a very oddly placed fuel selector valve. The valve wasn’t supposed to be there and he was planning on moving it to its specified location. Plus he took off without refueling but that wasn’t a factor. There was a decent amount in it.
He didn’t have his medical because he admitted to a doctor he had 2-4 drinks per week and the FAA found out and revoked his license. He had only flown the plane a few times so he wasn’t used to the fuel selector valve or the plane in general. It was his fault overall though. He basically inadvertently crashed because he pressed the right rudder too far after unbuckling because he had to to reach the valve located to the left above and behind him. This led to a quick loss of control and crash into water not far from land.
lopedopenope t1_j9sjp2h wrote
It looks like mining equipment was going and just hit this open cavern and stopped.
lopedopenope t1_j9fcxap wrote
Reply to A fat cat has become the top-rated tourist attraction in a Polish city with a perfect 5-star average on Google Maps by Ayziak
Well me must certainly be a good boy then.
lopedopenope t1_j9cmsbn wrote
Reply to What do you do with photos that you don’t know who people are? More information in comments. 1940? by cosplayernerdgirl
At the latest 1930 I’d say
lopedopenope t1_j8n1ncf wrote
Reply to 2 years later, this is still one of the most incredible evenings of my life | Yosemite National Park, CA, USA | [OC] [3710x5565] by CameronKelsey
This would be a good cliff to try to sit on and hang your feet over (yes it’s possible)
lopedopenope t1_j8ce1ut wrote
I would hate having to place those so bad. Then mess it up in the process of switching out colors.
lopedopenope t1_j6ihu9t wrote
Reply to My great-grandfather, Paris (circa 1930) posing with the carriage and the horses that would drown him in the Seine. by thoxo
Well I did NOT expect that ending
lopedopenope t1_j65blrf wrote
Hmmm. Acceptable…..
lopedopenope t1_j0liut3 wrote
Reply to comment by PM_ME_ART_CRITIQUES in Bonana, Me, Digital (Procreate), 2022 by Eye_Tri
You have to cook them to soften them first lol
lopedopenope t1_j0izj2a wrote
Reply to comment by dcRoWdYh in What if a quantum computer could navigate a hypersonic missile?? by dcRoWdYh
I guess the biggest challenge with that is the datalink then
lopedopenope t1_j0dohij wrote
Reply to Predictive Artificial Intelligence by Final-Cause9540
I think I’m scared to hear it’s scenarios so let’s just not let it tell us what it thinks please
lopedopenope t1_j0dknlr wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Scientists Found 168 More Ancient Figures Etched Into the Peruvian Desert by That-Situation-4262
Step-brother?
lopedopenope t1_j01whgu wrote
Someone tell Ødegård it can be done with robots. The cia raised part of a Soviet sub at like 16 thousand feet. This isn’t worth it tho because we don’t need their nuclear torpedoes or code papers. I don’t believe they had any
lopedopenope t1_ivpaqkv wrote
Reply to comment by NIKOITALIA1993 in War, by me by ronlydoodle
That’s on the cover of books and one of the most well known of German soldiers after the war
lopedopenope t1_ivpajrd wrote
Reply to War, by me by ronlydoodle
I’m glad you used a German helmet
lopedopenope t1_iujv9cg wrote
Reply to comment by Adeldor in The world’s most powerful rocket finally returns after a 3-year absence by steambooter
Fingers crossed. It will be an incredible sight
lopedopenope t1_iu8scfj wrote
Reply to [OC] Total Number of Births Since 1850 by BLAZENIOSZ
Why is Missouri’s so high
lopedopenope t1_jefr8rl wrote
Reply to A concept sculpt I made by MajesticDevil
Kill it with fire