Watching a skater fall to me is like watching a distance runner towards the end of his marathon. Their whole body is hurting and I'd rather die than do that, but it's the sport they love so good for them.
If they'd actually gone with that for one of their games maybe anyone would've given a shit.
They just literally cancelled Crucible, their shooter using the name of a PvP mode in a different game that they released to a big resounding wet fart so large they decided to un-release it, yesterday.
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reminds me of that one where an older desi guy is reaching into elephant grass and grabs what looks like a snake and this crowd is freaking out and he finally pulls it out and it's his belt
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PiptheFairFrequently not in boats.Registered Userregular
reminds me of that one where an older desi guy is reaching into elephant grass and grabs what looks like a snake and this crowd is freaking out and he finally pulls it out and it's his belt
Goddamn I hope that pibbie is fine (I'm sure he is) but that was hilarious.
I'd be more worried about the fact they are allowing their dogs to freely chase that drone at all. The blades on those things are very dangerous. I've got scars from just a glancing hit. I'd hate to think of the damage one would do to a dog that tried to bite one.
Just remember that half the people you meet are below average intelligence.
There was only one beaver in all the Redwall books. He didn't speak, but he did build a giant crossbow to try and kill the big villain rat.
Brian Jacques never put another beaver in his stories because it was pointed out to him that beavers were extinct in the UK and it bummed him out.
that bums me out too
Not sure if it's the lack of any more beavers in Redwall or that they were extinct in the UK that has bummed you out too, but just in case it's the latter - they're no longer extinct and have been re-introduced to the UK, with the primary location ironically being the River Otter.
There was only one beaver in all the Redwall books. He didn't speak, but he did build a giant crossbow to try and kill the big villain rat.
Brian Jacques never put another beaver in his stories because it was pointed out to him that beavers were extinct in the UK and it bummed him out.
that bums me out too
Not sure if it's the lack of any more beavers in Redwall or that they were extinct in the UK that has bummed you out too, but just in case it's the latter - they're no longer extinct and have been re-introduced to the UK, with the primary location ironically being the River Otter.
Rumors exist that they were reintroduced by just filling a lake with Molson Canadian
"Oh no, that fire is going to melt the ice."
*drives off into the building*
"That's probably worse."
It's actually the smartest place for it to be.
Zamboni machines collect shaved ice in that front hopper of the machine. This then gets dumped into metal grates that allow it to melt, and there's a bunch of water in there to help melt and de-ice the machine. Often, the zamboni hangars like that also have doors directly to the outside of the facility.
The transmission fluid and oil that looks like FUCKING BLOOD is more terrifying... until you see the flames.
"Oh no, that fire is going to melt the ice."
*drives off into the building*
"That's probably worse."
It's actually the smartest place for it to be.
Zamboni machines collect shaved ice in that front hopper of the machine. This then gets dumped into metal grates that allow it to melt, and there's a bunch of water in there to help melt and de-ice the machine. Often, the zamboni hangars like that also have doors directly to the outside of the facility.
The transmission fluid and oil that looks like FUCKING BLOOD is more terrifying... until you see the flames.
more than likely diesel!
non-taxed diesel is dyed red all over the world
both easy to identify, and it stains the fuel tank, so easy to see if somebody has been cheating and putting it in their car for road use
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Skateboarders willingly wipe out worse than that repeatedly to learn and perfect a new trick
"Congratulations, you are all astronauts."
that is not how you Hogwarts
I warned y'all
They just literally cancelled Crucible, their shooter using the name of a PvP mode in a different game that they released to a big resounding wet fart so large they decided to un-release it, yesterday.
~ Buckaroo Banzai
I'm imagining him as a Redwall character
There was only one beaver in all the Redwall books. He didn't speak, but he did build a giant crossbow to try and kill the big villain rat.
Brian Jacques never put another beaver in his stories because it was pointed out to him that beavers were extinct in the UK and it bummed him out.
that bums me out too
I'd be more worried about the fact they are allowing their dogs to freely chase that drone at all. The blades on those things are very dangerous. I've got scars from just a glancing hit. I'd hate to think of the damage one would do to a dog that tried to bite one.
Not sure if it's the lack of any more beavers in Redwall or that they were extinct in the UK that has bummed you out too, but just in case it's the latter - they're no longer extinct and have been re-introduced to the UK, with the primary location ironically being the River Otter.
Rumors exist that they were reintroduced by just filling a lake with Molson Canadian
How did you know my weekend plans?
no, fuck you
*drives off into the building*
"That's probably worse."
It's actually the smartest place for it to be.
Zamboni machines collect shaved ice in that front hopper of the machine. This then gets dumped into metal grates that allow it to melt, and there's a bunch of water in there to help melt and de-ice the machine. Often, the zamboni hangars like that also have doors directly to the outside of the facility.
The transmission fluid and oil that looks like FUCKING BLOOD is more terrifying... until you see the flames.
more than likely diesel!
non-taxed diesel is dyed red all over the world
both easy to identify, and it stains the fuel tank, so easy to see if somebody has been cheating and putting it in their car for road use
(also often called off-road diesel)