[QUOTE=ferrus;50248282]:ohno:
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Who thinks of this stuff? It's absolutely genius, but how does the idea even pop into somebody's head that they should take off a dude's foot and put it back on backwards?
[QUOTE=The golden;50239882]It looks really cold and uninviting. The exact opposite you want in a house.[/QUOTE]
This, cosy is best
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Another picture to add to my "Thalassophobia Inspiration" folder.
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Apparently schools only used one type of chair ever.
[i]May 2 1986
After seven years of construction the gates open and the 1986 Worlds Fair officially opens in Vancouver British Columbia.
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[img]http://www.expomuseum.com/1986/expo86map-large.jpg[/img]
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[img]http://i.cbc.ca/1.3549860.1461366174!/fileImage/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/original_620/expo-grounds-city-of-vancouver-archives.jpg[/img][img]http://i.cbc.ca/1.3560313.1461969839!/fileImage/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/original_620/expo-86-archive-2.jpg[/img]
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[img]http://www.vancitybuzz.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/canada-place-expo-86-worlds-fair-7.jpg[/img]
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With its main theme of Transportation and Communication and the sour memories of the unsuccessful fairs in Knoxville and New Orleans, Vancouver proved that when Canada kows how to party they go all out. Out of the 14 million visitors expected for the fair to pay even by the end over 22 million people had passed through the entrances. So many in fact that by July the supply of Expo merchandise had run out. Everybody was there. Even Archie and the gang made an appearance in a special edition of the Archie comics.
[img]http://assets.vancouverisawesome.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/cover.jpg[/img]
However with all its successes it was to be the end. Since Expo 86 there has not been another worlds fair anywhere in North America and there are no plans to bring another one in the future.
[media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRxVK7PfJn4[/media]
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[QUOTE=Ryu-Gi;50252039]Another picture to add to my "Thalassophobia Inspiration" folder.
[IMG]http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/114/935/607.jpeg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
And those plastic school chairs are probably made in China, and then put into containers and loaded onto a ship(which fall off ships more often than you'd think). It's not unfeasible that it could've fallen off of something in transit. Or dumped as garbage. Or swept away in a storm/tsunami.
There's all sorts of unusual things on the seafloor.
it was probably just on a cruise ship. It's not like those chairs are exclusive to schools. Hell some cruise ships even have daycare centers on board.
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Unknown larger fish consuming unknown smaller fish
[QUOTE=Ryu-Gi;50252039]Another picture to add to my "Thalassophobia Inspiration" folder.
[IMG]http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/114/935/607.jpeg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
Its unlikely it fell off a boat? Then how the hell did it get there? a GHOST?
Dickey Chapelle, the first female photo journalist to be KIA:
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Chapelle ops the Castro brothers
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Che Guevara
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Iwo Jima
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SVAR Shelling:
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[quote] Chapelle bled to death when her carotid artery was severed in a land mine explosion that killed four other marines, including the patrol leader she was photographing. The Chaplain John McNamara was unaware he was being photographed until 2014, when he visited her memorial exhibit in Milwaukee's Newseum. He broke into tears upon seeing the photograph and was unable to continue the tour until the next day. [/quote]
[QUOTE=27X;50263645]Dickey Chapelle, the first female photo journalist to be KIA:
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War photographers don't get enough credit for their jobs.
My dad's friend got his legs blown apart in nam
[QUOTE=27X;50263645]Dickey Chapelle, the first female photo journalist to be KIA:
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Huh, I was reading a book on mercenaries and their trades, and that name popped up.
Book name was Paul Balor - The Manual of the Mercenary Soldier btw.
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So, I made a thread on SH section about Chinese hell, so maybe you folks will be interested.
In chinese tradition, Heaven is reserved for gods, and Hell is for everyone
Basically there are 2 hells, the good one, and the bad one
And for the Bad one there's 18 levels
And for each level you have a judge for whatever crimes you commit
And appropriate punishments for certain crimes, like if you lie to your parents, you get your tongue cut out
But you are allowed to drink some tea from some old grandma and you get to reincarnate but the tea makes you forget everything
I know, we got one crazy hell
In Singapore, we have a theme park exhibition that is entirely dedicated to the Chinese version of hell:
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Here is the punishment you'll get:
[QUOTE]Mountain of Knives: Sinners are thrown off cliffs and land on mountainous terrain with sharp blades sticking out. Some depictions show offenders climbing trees with knives or sharp thorns sticking out of trunks and branches.
Cauldron torture: Sinners are fried in oil cauldrons.
Dismemberment: Sinners are dismembered by various means, including sawing, slicing into half, mashing/pounding into pulp, being crushed by rocks/boulders, being run over by vehicles, etc.
Grinding torture: Sinners are put into a grinding machine and ground into a bloody pulp.
Burning: Sinners are set aflame or cast into infernos.
Paolao torture: Sinners are stripped naked and tied to a large hollow metal cylinder with a fire lit at its base.
Boiling liquid torture: Boiling liquids are forced down sinners' throats or poured on parts of their bodies.
Tortures involving removal of body parts or organs: Tongue ripping, eye gouging, teeth extraction, heart digging, disembowelment, skinning, etc.
Ice World: Sinners are frozen in ice. Some depictions show unclothed sinners suffering frostbite in an icy world. Their bodies eventually fall apart or break into pieces.
Scales and hooks torture: Sinners are pierced with hooks and hung upside-down. Some depictions show sinners having nails hammered into their bodies.
Pool of Blood: Sinners are cast into a pool of filthy blood, where they drown. Blood spills from all bodily orifices.
Tortures involving animals: Sinners are trampled by cattle, gored by animals with horns or tusks, mauled or eaten by predators, stung or bitten by poisonous species, etc.
Avīci: The period of suffering in this chamber is the longest. It is reserved for sinners who have committed heinous crimes, including the Five Grave Offences.[/QUOTE]
Not filial to your mum or dad? Fuck you, go to hell
[QUOTE]Ice World: Sinners are frozen in ice. Some depictions show unclothed sinners suffering frostbite in an icy world. Their bodies eventually fall apart or break into pieces.[/QUOTE]
why do these dudes get to die of hypothermia and other people get hung on rusty hooks by their skins
Chinese Hell is some fuckin bullshit
[quote]Avīci: The period of suffering in this chamber is the longest. It is reserved for sinners who have committed heinous crimes, including the Five Grave Offences.[/quote]
Look, I know Wake Me Up got overplayed a bit, but I'm not sure the music's [I]that[/I] bad...
[vid]http://s1.webmshare.com/jjL76.webm[/vid]
nukes scare the living shit out of me, man
[QUOTE=The golden;50252613]That expo is the reason I am alive.
My dad came here from Calgary for the Expo and met my mother and had me :v:[/QUOTE]
That's awesome, I love stories like that. Both my parents used to work as security guards (same company, different departments) and only met because my dad's department were one guard short and my mom's department needed five spare uniforms.
My mom was the guard who switched department and thus they met eachother.
Thread-related, flying banana (vertol 44) in service of the swedish marines during the Cold War;
[t]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/71236376/Svensk%20Milit%C3%A4r/Hkp-1%2003.jpg[/t]
Holy shit that flame spread so fast!
I imagine that's what it's like in Alberta, Canada right now.
I present to you all
a 1ml beaker.
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Adhesion and surface tension would make that a bitch to use
Is that just a novelty thing or would it actually have practical use?
[QUOTE=Whomobile;50280896]Is that just a novelty thing or would it actually have practical use?[/QUOTE]
I'd imagine novelty, you'd probably just take the amount you need up with a pipette?
There are uses for vessels that are very small in volume (1 mL or even less sometimes), but in my experience none of them have been beakers, usually they're eppendorf tubes or cuvettes, which are easier to deal with than a beaker.
[video]https://youtu.be/bjb7QtMEBUg[/video]
[QUOTE=Ignhelper;50267908]we got one crazy hell
[t]https://gowiththeebb.files.wordpress.com/2010/04/dsc_0682.jpg[/t][/QUOTE]
All of this only seems to reflect the cruelties of man. And not so much the wrath of Gods themselves.
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