“The longest prehistoric human trail ever discovered. It's 1.5 kilometers long, discovered in NM, in an area full of predators during the ice age. The footprints belong to a young adult and a toddler, likely a mother and child. She was in a hurry and some times carried the child on her back.”
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Angel 3 year s ago
#46 i knew a guy who owned one of these, i thought it was so cool that the doors slid into the fenders
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Abner 3 year s ago
#45 Ireland - not Island
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Lonny 3 year s ago
Abner, It's funny how the mind works sometimes. When I read that, I read "Ireland". I guess my brain knew that's what it was supposed to say.
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Zachariah 3 year s ago
#36
"50 Stone".
Can we switch to another arbitrary measurement? I propose we start weighing things in fully laden ultra-large crude carriers. The bear weighs 0.0006 FLULCCs.
Also: the American date format is stupid.
"50 Stone".
Can we switch to another arbitrary measurement? I propose we start weighing things in fully laden ultra-large crude carriers. The bear weighs 0.0006 FLULCCs.
Also: the American date format is stupid.
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Caroline 3 year s ago
Zachariah,what you've just wrote... is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever read. At no point, in your rambling, incoherent response, were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone on this site is now dumber for having read to it. I vote you down, and may God have mercy on your soul.
Edmund, Your native American name is "Makes stupid points". A stone is a unit equivalent to 14 pounds, so the bear weighs 700 pounds.
Edmund, Your native American name is "Makes stupid points". A stone is a unit equivalent to 14 pounds, so the bear weighs 700 pounds.
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Zachariah 3 year s ago
Caroline,
Yes, we all watched Billy Madison and had a laugh... 25 years ago, have a cookie.
My point still stands.
Yes, we all watched Billy Madison and had a laugh... 25 years ago, have a cookie.
My point still stands.
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Christine 3 year s ago
#9 - imagine trying to evacuate that city
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Titia 3 year s ago
#33 „Zwiebelmuster“ (onion pattern) is a famous design from Meissen, Germany, and it porcelain manufactory, but nothing Russian...
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Edmund 3 year s ago
#4. What is the native American's name though ?
#36. What, it is made from 50 stones ?
#36. What, it is made from 50 stones ?
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Vallie 3 year s ago
#40 I had a chance to see this watch, interesting, but the place itself is to much crowd. This photo or it was taken in Coronavirus peak, or at 05AM or with closed square.
"50 Stone".
Can we switch to another arbitrary measurement? I propose we start weighing things in fully laden ultra-large crude carriers. The bear weighs 0.0006 FLULCCs.
Also: the American date format is stupid.
Edmund, Your native American name is "Makes stupid points". A stone is a unit equivalent to 14 pounds, so the bear weighs 700 pounds.
Yes, we all watched Billy Madison and had a laugh... 25 years ago, have a cookie.
My point still stands.
#36. What, it is made from 50 stones ?