JeebusQuote:
Originally Posted by ötzi
Tough break! No one in the footage comes out clean, but no fucks were given, nor prisoners taken!
Excellent!
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JeebusQuote:
Originally Posted by ötzi
Tough break! No one in the footage comes out clean, but no fucks were given, nor prisoners taken!
Excellent!
Wow.Quote:
Originally Posted by ötzi
Fucking stand up close-out tube.
Those guys went full YOLO. This link has some lower quality footage where some guys manage to make the exit, though I'm not sure if any of them were quite as big: https://www.surfline.com/surf-news/m...-jersey/193222Quote:
Originally Posted by PB
Impressive surfing but definitely needed some surf guitar, not that new agey shit.
First rule of surfing videos: always turn off the sound track.
^^^ What do those guys know about surfing, they're from god damn New Jersey :fmicon:
Hulda has a trail network in Loma Linda named after her. Someone renamed it on TF but everyone refers to it as Hulda Crooks. Fun trailsQuote:
Originally Posted by jackstraw
https://www.trailforks.com/region/south-hills-preserve/
Holy shit, I clicked on that guy’s youtube channel and that dude is insane. Rocket-powered skateboard FTW.Quote:
Originally Posted by m2711c
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Took me a second to realize I wasn't looking at LEDs warming up behind him but in fact the entire exhaust slowly turning to glowing red metal before starting to spit out hellfire. While dude is 1 handing the controls to swap his selfie stick around.
Damn.
At least it died close to the truck
Still on the reusable rockets. Looks like a scene from War of the Worlds.
https://youtube.com/shorts/c3eUukzUV..._ZJ3xjQ26Oeo62
that's way cooler than takeoffs... don't even look real.
Watching a lava vent open up in Iceland. Guess that earthquake swarm turned into a real eruption, though I'm glad I didn't stay glued to the Livestream waiting for it to happen.
Embedding is disabled: eruption video
Delete. My kids told me it was a video game clip.
Thanks Norse! I was instantly impressed. Jones, de la rue, and rice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norseman
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It did feed me the algorithm where they should have run into a certain porcupine in a very nice drainage...
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Nice recovery - not much terrain to work with
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C4Km6...gzeWU2ZTVtNA==
:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by bennymac
Might be hearing about this kid in the future.
https://youtu.be/Eh-CjN8f9qg?si=12quB1ohVmy764cc
Damn, what a pilot. I did the doors off Nepali tour a ways back and was a little nervous but it was pretty awesome. After seeing this, safe to say that was a one-time thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by bennymac
Really impressed with the heat the sun produces and how much the temperature dropped in just minutes during the total eclipse today when it was fully obscured and turned much darker.
It's almost like it happens every night.Quote:
Originally Posted by RShea
LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark
Oh ya, yesterday afternoon was just like every night.
Are you slow? The reference was to the temperature change, it happens every night with the lack of solar heating. It shouldn’t be a surprise during an eclipse, even a partial eclipse.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
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It doesn't happen that quickly every night. And it doesn't happen in the afternoon. The experience of the total eclipse is different.Quote:
Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn
Certainly happened at many spring skiing tailgates.
Sun drops behind the mountain, temp drops fucking fast and it's see you tomorrow, bye.
Just because this is my field of nerdery I'm going to add my 2 cents; The temp drop is commensurate (fuckn multi syllables and spelled right!) with the relative humidity. On dry days the initial temp drop will be more dramatic because there are fewer water molecules holding heat in the air, H2O cools more slowly than O2. A solar eclipse has the same effect as the sun nearing the horizon late in the day.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
Yes it does, get outside more.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
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This girl is SMRT
https://www.newsweek.com/monkey-atta...-alexa-1888023
Damn! Monkeys threw a 4yo from the roof?
that’s terrorism more than just mere danger. More Mortal Kombat style theatrical lethality.
I dunno if our western us predators stack up to that level of terror
Just saw a stat that 2 guys in the NHL (Mcdavid and Kuchero ) hit 100 assists for the season this year, and they were only the 4th and 5th guys to do it.
Along with those 2, Bobby Orr and Mario Lemieux each did it once. So 4 total seasons from 4 guys.
Wayne Gretzky is the 5th guy. He did it 11 times. Impressive.
I'm watching Kucherov's 100 as I read your post. At 17 minutes into the 2nd. Lightning have been trying to set it up all game.
Meanwhile Matthews had 12 SOG, 13 if you count a save made by a defenseman on an open net. And a crossbar. But no number 70. I think he was skating every other shift.
This lady, who doubles as my mother in law, turned 91 today. She came here from Ireland sixty something years ago with nothing and got married and had a rather large family. Her husband was a successful accountant in NYC and all of her children are successful professionals (some retired). She ruled with an iron fist and gave that up ten years ago. She is a grandmother, great grand mother, and surrogate mom and grand mother to many. She has adopted lots of folks of the Irish diaspora as her own and is a legend within the Irish community in New Jersey. I had the pleasure of cooking her birthday supper today and celebrating the mile stone. Every day is a mile stone at 91, or so I have heard. Attachment 495582Attachment 495583
I’m impressed, really.Quote:
Originally Posted by halliday
Why are they all blindfolded? What is she feeding them that they aren't supposed to look at.?
Ive blacked out the eye to protect the identities of the innocent. I cooked supper.
I agree that is impressive. Please pass the message along