goatse but on the moon
a mirror so bright it burns your retinas
a whirlpool that never sucks you all the way down
a massive colossus but this time you can look up his skirt and see his bits
It's high investment though, maybe you spend 6 years building the pyramids and then Ghandi says he did it so now the work you put in disappears and you just wasted 6 years.
Sometimes you can instantly build a sewer or a guy with a pike though so it's not all bad
how disappointed am I going to be if I finally play Dark Souls 2 now that I have the itch from loving Sekiro so much? Can I use a katana and can I deflect?
how disappointed am I going to be if I finally play Dark Souls 2 now that I have the itch from loving Sekiro so much? Can I use a katana and can I deflect?
Pretty sure it takes a while to get to them but there are katanas, and if deflecting is parrying or blocking then yes.
I hate these. None of this will endure more then like, 6 months after they stop paying for it. They're entirely dependent on trucking sand from one side of the beach to the other to replenish what's being eroded. There's nothing clever or inspiring about the effort - no unique technology or mechanism which makes it possible.
The friends we made along the way
Dancing like nobody’s watching
A “Live, Laugh, Love” sign made out of reclaimed driftwood
Two people making a heart shape with their hands
Laughing at a salad
Something with quinoa
The person reading this :heartbeat:
The friends we made along the way
Dancing like nobody’s watching
A “Live, Laugh, Love” sign made out of reclaimed driftwood
Two people making a heart shape with their hands
Laughing at a salad
Something with quinoa
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This is my favorite Pinterest board
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The friends we made along the way
Dancing like nobody’s watching
A “Live, Laugh, Love” sign made out of reclaimed driftwood
Two people making a heart shape with their hands
Laughing at a salad
Something with quinoa
The person reading this :heartbeat:
how disappointed am I going to be if I finally play Dark Souls 2 now that I have the itch from loving Sekiro so much? Can I use a katana and can I deflect?
Pretty sure it takes a while to get to them but there are katanas, and if deflecting is parrying or blocking then yes.
I think we should also look at we have built recently that really are wonders but seem underwhelming to us.
1)The Chunnel. We built a tunnel under the ocean. This thing is nuts.
2)The ISS. We built a place for humans to live outside the atmosphere for extended periods of time.
3)The internet, we built an near instantaneous communication device reaching around the entire world.
When you think about it. Wonders more about us being amazed someone in the past could do something where ones that surround us seem mundane because we live with it.
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I think we should also look at we have built recently that really are wonders but seem underwhelming to us.
1)The Chunnel. We built a tunnel under the ocean. This thing is nuts.
2)The ISS. We built a place for humans to live outside the atmosphere for extended periods of time.
3)The internet, we built an near instantaneous communication device reaching around the entire world.
When you think about it. Wonders more about us being amazed someone in the past could do something where ones that surround us seem mundane because we live with it.
I don’t even mean a technologically advanced marvel, necessarily. A building with a distinct look, in a suitable location, that becomes recognizable around the world would do. Beauty is a wonder.
Also I just found out that M87’s black hole was given a new name to commemorate the photo, which is Powehi.
Pōwehi isn’t just the perfect name for the M87 black hole because it bears an epic meaning: “embellished dark source of unending creation.”
It’s also apropos because two of the eight powerful telescopes used to generate the first black hole image are located in Hawaii — so seems fitting that the M87 black hole’s name be tied to its Hawaiian roots.
“To have the privilege of giving a Hawaiian name to the very first scientific confirmation of a black hole is very meaningful to me and my Hawaiian lineage that comes from pō,” Kimura said in a press release, “and I hope we are able to continue naming future black holes from Hawaiʻi astronomy according to the Kumulipo.”
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One thing I think about sometimes is the spacecraft they sent after that asteroid. Traveling for several years in a complex path around other planets to end up where that asteroid would be and match the speed so precisely that it was able to orbit around something with a rounding error’s worth of gravitational pull.
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You start by building a big fuck-off structure then hope that travel writers hundreds of years later decide to write about them
Today I learned that the cathedral was hastily renovated in the 19th century after Victor Hugo made it famous, and that hasty renovation contributed to the problems that led to the need for the massive overhaul that was currently underway before the fire.
“I was quick when I came in here, I’m twice as quick now”
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A really, really, really big atomic bomb.
But I'm color blind so :rotate:
What a dumb choice to put under a clear white sign.
Also Me: *coughs*
You start by building a big fuck-off structure then hope that travel writers hundreds of years later decide to write about them
We do but it’s generally with oil money in Dubai
You can do whatever the fuck you want if you control 51% of the wonder blockchain
*checks notes*
Oh, no, I'm sorry, that isn't right at all.
Sometimes you can instantly build a sewer or a guy with a pike though so it's not all bad
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Didn’t the Great Wall grow/change over centuries?
Blockchain: the One True Wonder of the World
I hate these. None of this will endure more then like, 6 months after they stop paying for it. They're entirely dependent on trucking sand from one side of the beach to the other to replenish what's being eroded. There's nothing clever or inspiring about the effort - no unique technology or mechanism which makes it possible.
What do you mean? I've never had an issue
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The friends we made along the way
Dancing like nobody’s watching
A “Live, Laugh, Love” sign made out of reclaimed driftwood
Two people making a heart shape with their hands
Laughing at a salad
Something with quinoa
The person reading this :heartbeat:
This is my favorite Pinterest board
hmm okay maybe I will do it
I think we should also look at we have built recently that really are wonders but seem underwhelming to us.
1)The Chunnel. We built a tunnel under the ocean. This thing is nuts.
2)The ISS. We built a place for humans to live outside the atmosphere for extended periods of time.
3)The internet, we built an near instantaneous communication device reaching around the entire world.
When you think about it. Wonders more about us being amazed someone in the past could do something where ones that surround us seem mundane because we live with it.
I kinda want to say that the effectively Earth-sized telescope we managed to take that picture of M87 with ought to count too.
Everything that we have only managed through international cooperation is definitely on the short-list for me.
I don’t even mean a technologically advanced marvel, necessarily. A building with a distinct look, in a suitable location, that becomes recognizable around the world would do. Beauty is a wonder.
Well that’s fucking cool
The one provided by the hotel both in auckland and rotorua has rosemary and mint, which makes me feel like a lamb roast with mint sauce
Today I learned that the cathedral was hastily renovated in the 19th century after Victor Hugo made it famous, and that hasty renovation contributed to the problems that led to the need for the massive overhaul that was currently underway before the fire.
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades