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I was just listening to NPR in my car (I have no idea why) and they were about to go into a story about "unbreakable guitar strings." I was intrigued by that story but I couldn't get the chance to finish listening to it.
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NPR is the only radio station i listen to :)
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idk if it's true but ive been doing it ever since then and i noticed it does help a little. |
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I couldn't even begin to tell you how much fucked up stuff I've seen happen to kids in my line of work. It's nauseating. |
Story of the week, maybe even the month :cool:
Pensioner who hid medals and absconded from care home found at D-Day celebrations in France - Telegraph :cool: |
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this is a weird one, apparently this mummified girl who has been dead for a like a 100 hundred yrs now, everyday opens and shuts here eyes..
Rosalia Lombardo: The Child Mummy i originally found the article in spanish which went into more detail and there is actually a scientific explanation for this phenomenon apparently something about the flash of the camera combined with the humidity around her causes this to happen. idk if that's true but that's the scientific explanation they came up with |
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^:rofl:
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Canadians do it all the time! |
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Everyone on MB knows you hate Canada anyways so I can't say your opinion surprises me. |
And I mean should we even call Montreal Canada anyways?
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Hate is such a strong emotion for something that isn't that serious. I got the impression they were placed at underpasses from this photo but it could be lumped in with a place in London. https://scontent-b-iad.xx.fbcdn.net/...43837203_n.png https://ca.news.yahoo.com/blogs/dail...174042472.html Quote:
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First person to fall over and injure themselves on those spikes is going to make a small fortune in compensation.
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Actually ignore this, rostasi is right - Anti-homeless studs at London residential block prompt uproar | Society | theguardian.com
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anybody notice that the exact same picture for the spikes in Montreal was used for spikes in London....duplicate buildings in two different cities?
http://cdn.mtlblog.com/uploads/2014/...NODwoDFhTu.jpg ^picture from Montreal story https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bpd5WxKIgAE5c-j.jpg ^picture from London story even has the same puddle even though i call bullshit on those two articles....this is really happening and it's sickening there is an underpass in downtown Seattle that has "art" under it....which just happens to be huge concrete spikes i can't find a picture of it....but it's right at the end of the Market where Belltown starts |
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In fact, isn`t the whole thing a complete non-story ? Yes, the spikes are potentially hazardous and definitely shouldn`t be allowed where children or other unlucky innocents could hurt themselves. But anti-homeless devices date back to the earliest days of construction and have been accepted without outrage: English castles have moats and American houses have white picket fences. Other anti-homeless devices include 45º ramps (US embassy in London) and cactus hedges (poor Mexican householders). So, yeah, the spikes should go for safety reasons and the property owner could think green and plant some shrubs instead -but trying to generate a trans-Atlantic scandal out of one doorway is not exactly responsable journalism imo. |
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We are in total agreement on this |
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If you are too lazy to watch the video ~80% of fat loss comes from breathing and ~20% from sweat.
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Dude, men just can't be trusted can they?
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