The camera can capture some fantastic moments V

The camera can capture some fantastic moments V

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Voldemort

6,162 posts

279 months

Friday 5th April
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Blatter said:
David Niven did, in The Moon's A Balloon and also; Bring On The Empty Horses!
Great books. Recounting a christmas, something along the lines of "I bought her a jigsaw, she bought me a cadillac."

Blib

44,228 posts

198 months

Friday 5th April
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Blatter said:
David Niven did, in The Moon's A Balloon and also; Bring On The Empty Horses!
Excellent reads. Some wonderful tales of a World now passed.

Gorf

491 posts

185 months

Friday 5th April
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lancslad58 said:
Several decades ago I was in a nightclub, rather drunk, and I apologised to someone who tried to enter through the same doorway that I was using to leave.

The doorway was a mirror. I was apologising to my reflection.

DodgyGeezer

40,577 posts

191 months

Friday 5th April
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Derek Smith

45,742 posts

249 months

Friday 5th April
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Blib said:
Excellent reads. Some wonderful tales of a World now passed.
My father was a chauffeur to a film star immediately post war and met Niven. He refused to watch any film he was in, his way of paying him back for whatever reason. My father had some stories. He became friendly with Marlene Dietrich and was more than willing to talk of her. She was, according to him, the only one with a bit of character in the whole business. He drove a Roller and reckoned he could retire early on what he saw. His employer's secretary lived in Herne Bay and she had some scandalous ones and was only too willing to share them. She'd gone out to Hollywood with the film star and later worked as a private secretary to a couple of famous female ones. I always took new girlfriends to see her. She added a charisma that I so sadly lacked. We don't, unfortunately, hear half of it in books.


Blib

44,228 posts

198 months

Sunday 7th April
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stevesingo

4,858 posts

223 months

Sunday 7th April
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No selfies!

Banned!

tumble dryer

2,023 posts

128 months

Sunday 7th April
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Blib said:
I had no idea. bow

I had a quick Wiki and fell down the usual rabbit hole(s). Mind boggled.

Blib

44,228 posts

198 months

Sunday 7th April
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stevesingo said:
No selfies!

Banned!
tongue out

tumble dryer said:
I had no idea. bow
bowtie

DodgyGeezer

40,577 posts

191 months

Sunday 7th April
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tumble dryer said:
Blib said:
I had no idea. bow

I had a quick Wiki and fell down the usual rabbit hole(s). Mind boggled.
indeed....


epom

11,561 posts

162 months

Sunday 7th April
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tumble dryer said:
Blib said:
I had no idea. bow

I had a quick Wiki and fell down the usual rabbit hole(s). Mind boggled.
Damn big rabbits, sure they weren’t hares ?

cherryowen

11,721 posts

205 months

Sunday 7th April
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Blib said:
That is astonishing



tumble dryer

2,023 posts

128 months

Sunday 7th April
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cherryowen said:
Blib said:
That is astonishing
You see something like that and think...How the, what the, when the, how long ago, who did it, how....

Cracking pic.

RSTurboPaul

10,430 posts

259 months

Monday 8th April
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tumble dryer said:
cherryowen said:
Blib said:
That is astonishing
You see something like that and think...How the, what the, when the, how long ago, who did it, how....

Cracking pic.
The Graham Hancock theory of a cataclysmic event involving large scale flooding about 12500 years ago, wiping out previous possibly-high-tech societies of which we now can only find massive high quality structural stuff, is fascinating.

troc

3,771 posts

176 months

Monday 8th April
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RSTurboPaul said:
tumble dryer said:
cherryowen said:
Blib said:
That is astonishing
You see something like that and think...How the, what the, when the, how long ago, who did it, how....

Cracking pic.
The Graham Hancock theory of a cataclysmic event involving large scale flooding about 12500 years ago, wiping out previous possibly-high-tech societies of which we now can only find massive high quality structural stuff, is fascinating.
It’s derivative of Erich von Däniken‘s bonkers theories about aliens and all codswallop.

Blib

44,228 posts

198 months

Monday 8th April
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RSTurboPaul said:
The Graham Hancock theory of a cataclysmic event involving large scale flooding about 12500 years ago, wiping out previous possibly-high-tech societies of which we now can only find massive high quality structural stuff, is fascinating.
That would certainly explain South London.

yes

Other than the massive, high quality structural stuff, obvs.

Speed 3

4,603 posts

120 months

Monday 8th April
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Had this before ? Escalator being lifted when building the replacement WTC:


Frimley111R

15,688 posts

235 months

Monday 8th April
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troc said:
RSTurboPaul said:
tumble dryer said:
cherryowen said:
Blib said:
That is astonishing
You see something like that and think...How the, what the, when the, how long ago, who did it, how....

Cracking pic.
The Graham Hancock theory of a cataclysmic event involving large scale flooding about 12500 years ago, wiping out previous possibly-high-tech societies of which we now can only find massive high quality structural stuff, is fascinating.
It’s derivative of Erich von Däniken‘s bonkers theories about aliens and all codswallop.
Lol, Graham doesn't say anything about aliens and the facts are undeniable about an advanced civilisation. He speculates on some of the stuff but those ruins are undeniably real and ancient, especially the pyramids. I hope one day we find something out about how they built.

SpudLink

5,878 posts

193 months

Monday 8th April
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Speed 3 said:
Had this before ? Escalator being lifted when building the replacement WTC:

I think I'd remember if that had been posted before. It's like something from one of those 'megastructure' videos.

eldar

21,806 posts

197 months

Monday 8th April
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Auntie Doris gets angry.