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Beautiful projections! :smile:



 
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Shyan said:

I didn't know he was a Canadian artist.

ps. One of the 3 best musical artists, of this millennia, IMHO.
 
The emotions are powerful here. :cry:

I remember the feelings the first time I played it and today my body hair still spikes on this scene. Maybe for those who don't know the story they don't feel anything, but for those who know the story... this is something.

I linked because the embedded doesn't respect the timing. For some reason it ignores it.
 
I don't watch the Big Bang Theory, but this made me laugh because of the background laughing track:


This is the original video of the laughing.
 
dlgoff said:
No fear in babies it seems.
That's a touching video !

They do recognize teeth and claws, though.

About thirty years ago i was at Miami's science museum with all 3 kids, they were 4 2 and brand new.
I was carrying my 1 month old daughter Amy when i felt her tense up.
So i turned around to look for somebody behind me, nobody was within yards.
As i turned back she tensed again
so i turned again and sure enough
on the far side of the room fully fifty feet away was the same giant Kodiak stuffed bear that had so impressed me as a kindergartner thirty-five years earlier.

Kodiak.jpg

http://flashbackmiami.com/2015/09/02/miami-science-museum/

They see earlier and farther than the experts think ..old jim
 
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nsaspook said:

What is the name of the song played in the clip ?
 
Battlebots has got to be my favorite show on TV.
From last week, I thought a flamethrower was pretty interesting weapon until this battle.


This week, I saw a robot use a garden rake to swat a drone from the sky. :oldlaugh:
 
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I like this. But I wonder: Is it possible to get the liquid that humans have in their stomach? You know, to make it more accurate? I'm not the biology knowledgeable kind of person, so I wonder. Also I don't know if it will be that transparent. If it's not it will defeat the purpose of observation.

It's still pretty cool watching them on water.
 
Psinter said:
...But I wonder: Is it possible to get the liquid that humans have in their stomach? ...
It's pepsin and gastric juice (HCl).
 
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Hmm

that "Life is like Coffee" said at 3:10 it's presented by "Ozarks Sentinel"
the newspaper of Houston MO, a small town not far away . Hometown of Emmett Kelly .

makes me think of Gerry Rafferty's line in "Baker Street"
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And then he'll settle down, it's a quiet little town
And forget about everything

Ozarks is a good place to do that.

 
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well you can see the car's appearance change from a 'low rider' to normal ride height as they get out

so i'd say they really packed those guys in there ...

Teenagers are alike world over.
 
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1:33 - I like it when I'm told to get myself a little something. He is a generous boss.

Is your boss that generous too? :oldlaugh: