In 1972, astronaut Charles Duke left behind a picture of his family on the moon's surface. It's been there ever since:
The back of the photo reads "This is the family of Astronaut Duke from Planet Earth, who landed on the Moon on the twentieth of April 1972."
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Kingsley 1 year ago
#12 was. not is.
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Sally 1 year ago
Kingsley, thanks Putin you fricking tool
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Hermie 1 year ago
Sally, you should not call Putin a tool. It is derogatory. To tools, I mean.
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Ry 1 year ago
#23
"Yes hi I need my windshield replaced, someone smashed it with something. Oh it's completely covered by my mandatory insurance? Perfect..."
"Yes hi I need my windshield replaced, someone smashed it with something. Oh it's completely covered by my mandatory insurance? Perfect..."
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Sally 1 year ago
Ry, Not happening
If it is smashed in 100 % of the cases the owner of the car is at fault.
They have Force meter implemented and you can easily determine who is at fault.
Spoiler Idiots who try to get it Off without the correct Magnetic key
If it is smashed in 100 % of the cases the owner of the car is at fault.
They have Force meter implemented and you can easily determine who is at fault.
Spoiler Idiots who try to get it Off without the correct Magnetic key
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Gloria 1 year ago
Sally,
So you say someone's car gets vandalised and they are at fault? That's not how most insurance plans I've ever seen work. And the force meter tells who threw the brick or swung the hammer? That's some amazing force meter... The tire boot worked much more effectively and was far harder to bypass. This is just a way for cities to get more money from people while having to pay fewer employees.
So you say someone's car gets vandalised and they are at fault? That's not how most insurance plans I've ever seen work. And the force meter tells who threw the brick or swung the hammer? That's some amazing force meter... The tire boot worked much more effectively and was far harder to bypass. This is just a way for cities to get more money from people while having to pay fewer employees.
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Dilly 1 year ago
#30 The Chinese are basically the Borg. You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.
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Sally 1 year ago
#1 it will be faded out today
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Dickon 1 year ago
#14 is a toilet common in China today.
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Winnie 1 year ago
#25 Breathe sewer gas? I'll think about it first.
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Moses 1 year ago
Winnie,
Yeah, this is a really, really bad idea. That trap is built into the toilet for a very good reason.
Yeah, this is a really, really bad idea. That trap is built into the toilet for a very good reason.
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Tim 1 year ago
#12 F AN-225 was one of the first targets the Russians hit when they attacked Ukraine. the estimated repair cost is a measly 500MILLION$ F@#K YOU VLAD.
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Malcolm 1 year ago
Lots of recycled content lately.
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Moses 1 year ago
#14 Must have been real comfy on a cold winter night.
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Chet 1 year ago
Moses,
And note that there is no toilet paper holder...
And note that there is no toilet paper holder...
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Carmon 1 year ago
#29 no biggie, almost everything is older in Europe
100 year old "historic" building - lol!
100 year old "historic" building - lol!
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Waldo 1 year ago
#1 because, why litter only on earth if you can leave it on the moon, too
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Waldo 1 year ago
#17 no wonder they hurt like hell
"Yes hi I need my windshield replaced, someone smashed it with something. Oh it's completely covered by my mandatory insurance? Perfect..."
If it is smashed in 100 % of the cases the owner of the car is at fault.
They have Force meter implemented and you can easily determine who is at fault.
Spoiler Idiots who try to get it Off without the correct Magnetic key
So you say someone's car gets vandalised and they are at fault? That's not how most insurance plans I've ever seen work. And the force meter tells who threw the brick or swung the hammer? That's some amazing force meter... The tire boot worked much more effectively and was far harder to bypass. This is just a way for cities to get more money from people while having to pay fewer employees.
Yeah, this is a really, really bad idea. That trap is built into the toilet for a very good reason.
And note that there is no toilet paper holder...
100 year old "historic" building - lol!