How's this?
The seriously asymmetric plane that actually flew. I understand it was actually a good performer, but the Luftwaffe couldn't get over it's strange appearance.![]()
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Impressive, the artist must have eyes of an eagle to make something that tiny look good not to mention dexterity. Working in gold and silver at that tiny level, wow!
Some minds are like concrete: thoroughly mixed up and permanently set.
How's this?
The seriously asymmetric plane that actually flew. I understand it was actually a good performer, but the Luftwaffe couldn't get over it's strange appearance.![]()
Slo'Poke
Alex
'06 Vulcan 900 Classic
Past - '06 Ninja 650R, '03 Vulcan 500 LTD, '91 Shadow VLX
A.K.A Chris
'07 900LT
Apparently, people are cheaper than pixels in North Korea.
Human Jumbo-Tron
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Is it Silly Putty, or is it Steel?
Well, it's a bit of both actually.![]()
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I'll bite.
How about protection Sarah Connor would have approved of for her son?
Bullet Proof Baby
Why I ride ATGATT
"Ride invisible because people don't see you. Know your limits, respect your machine, keep your mind clear, but most of all enjoy the ride."
- Good Friend's Posting
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“Saying what we think gives us a wider conversational range than saying what we know.” - Cullen Hightower
This is funny, cause he has no idea about how powerful the bike is:
New Motorcycle Crash
A.K.A Chris
'07 900LT
Now this is just wierd, yet facinating.
Strandbeest
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MUNCIE, Ind. — A noisy parrot that likes to imitate sounds helped save a man and his son from a house fire by mocking a smoke alarm, the bird's owner says.
Shannon Conwell, 33, said he and his 9-year-old son fell asleep on the couch while watching a movie. They awoke about 3 a.m. Friday to find their home on fire after hearing the family's Amazon parrot, Peanut, imitating a fire alarm.
"He was really screaming his head off," Conwell said.
The smoke alarm had activated, but it was the bird's call that caught Conwell's attention.
"I grabbed my son and my bird, and got out of the house," he said.
The fire destroyed the home's dining room, kitchen and bedroom, Muncie fire officials said. It remains under investigation.
Conwell said the fact that he and his son fell asleep on the couch helped save them. They may not have heard the alarm or the bird if they were asleep in their bedrooms.
Conwell said he runs an air conditioner and a breathing machine in his bedroom and they drown out a lot of noise around the house.
AUGUST 2006 MOM
In Memory of Deron Harden - 1400 Pilot. You are missed.
Official Cup Holder Inspection Officer
I did not realize this was not so unusual.
BBC NEWS | Americas | Dog shoots Iowa man during hunt
Wow!
Guess that dog should've checked to see if the safety was on first huh?![]()
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Apparently we've discovered that Mars has Tornados...
http://marsrovers.nasa.gov/gallery/p...nced_1120a.gif
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