The camera can capture some fantastic moments IV

The camera can capture some fantastic moments IV

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Blib

44,165 posts

198 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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epom

11,543 posts

162 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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Da da da da da da da da da da....

Gargamel

14,995 posts

262 months

Wednesday 14th August 2019
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Roofless Toothless said:
Guess who (on the pony).

Is it Winston of Churchill ?

james-witton

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108 months

Wednesday 14th August 2019
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Gargamel said:
Roofless Toothless said:
Guess who (on the pony).

Is it Winston of Churchill ?
Surely Jacob Rees-Mog as a young whippersnaper?

Laurel Green

30,780 posts

233 months

Wednesday 14th August 2019
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james-witton said:
Gargamel said:
Roofless Toothless said:
Guess who (on the pony).

Is it Winston of Churchill ?
Surely Jacob Rees-Mog as a young whippersnaper?
hehe

Those britches need hitching up!

Blib

44,165 posts

198 months

Thursday 15th August 2019
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Wonderman

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196 months

Thursday 15th August 2019
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Blib said:
When he phoned into work saying he had a 'saw tooth' this isn't what I had visualised...

MGJ2

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139 months

Thursday 15th August 2019
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Blib said:
This is what NASA has to say about the spacesuit:

1. A spacesuit weighs approximately 280 pounds on the ground – without the astronaut in it. In the microgravity environment of space, a spacesuit weighs nothing.

2. Putting on a spacesuit takes 45 minutes, including the time it takes to put on the special undergarments that help keep astronauts cool. After putting on the spacesuit, to adapt to the lower pressure maintained in the suit, the astronaut must spend a little more than an hour breathing pure oxygen before going outside the pressurized module.

3. The reason that spacesuits are white is because white reflects heat in space the same as it does here on Earth. Temperatures in direct sunlight in space can be more than 275 degrees Fahrenheit.

4. No difference exists in a male’s or female’s suit, though the female astronaut usually requires a smaller size.

5. The shuttle spacesuit was designed to be made of many interchangeable parts, to accommodate the large number of astronauts with widely varying body sizes. These parts (upper and lower torsos, arms, etc.) are made in different sizes.

6. The body measurements of each shuttle astronaut are taken and recorded. Then the measurements are plotted against the size ranges available for each spacesuit component. The suit components are then assembled. Training suits are usually assembled nine months prior to flight, and flight suits are usually assembled four months prior to flight.

RDMcG

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208 months

Thursday 15th August 2019
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Blib said:
GM's lawyers are taking a more aggressive approach to trademark infringement.

Morningside

24,110 posts

230 months

Thursday 15th August 2019
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Blib said:
Carmageddon 8K HDR mode.

epom

11,543 posts

162 months

Thursday 15th August 2019
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No matter how much sawing at the wheel he did, he still managed to hit the verge.

havoc

30,081 posts

236 months

Thursday 15th August 2019
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MGJ2 said:
This is what NASA has to say about the spacesuit:

1. A spacesuit weighs approximately 280 pounds on the ground – without the astronaut in it. In the microgravity environment of space, a spacesuit weighs nothing.
It still has the same mass though...

havoc

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236 months

Thursday 15th August 2019
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Blib said:
Wow, someone really cut that guy up!

Blib

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198 months

Wednesday 21st August 2019
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Dr Murdoch

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136 months

Wednesday 21st August 2019
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Forking hell

Laurel Green

30,780 posts

233 months

Wednesday 21st August 2019
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Must be nuts!

mko9

2,372 posts

213 months

Thursday 22nd August 2019
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Blib said:
I'm not sure the rider would describe that moment as "fantastic"


Edited by mko9 on Thursday 22 August 02:09

Blib

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198 months

Thursday 22nd August 2019
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Yes, you're correct. However, in this case.

Some random dictionary said:
adjective
You describe something as fantastic or fantastical when it seems strange and wonderful or unlikely.

mickk

28,893 posts

243 months

Thursday 22nd August 2019
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Laurel Green said:
Must be nuts!
Don't start with the puns, Blib's spoke about this before.

yellowjack

17,080 posts

167 months

Thursday 22nd August 2019
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Blib said:
Yes, you're correct. However, in this case.

Some random dictionary said:
adjective
You describe something as fantastic or fantastical when it seems strange and wonderful or unlikely.
Much like 'Awesome' and a good number of other words, 'Fantastic' has taken on a different meaning over time than that given to it in English dictionaries from earlier times. See the "Things that annoy you beyond reason" thread for regular examples... wink

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