smitty
I am just a very thin layer of charming with some funny sprinkles wrapped around a huge creamy center of raging arrogant a-hole.
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Goals, right? 4 comments
smitty
· 3 years ago
And this is for a liter of fuel, right?
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God Jul and merry axmas everyone! 3 comments
smitty
· 3 years ago
I saw this yesterday... and thought of you, I even thought about grabbing and posting it here too.
It makes me happy to know that you found it. :)
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It makes me happy to know that you found it. :)
May the Force be with them 4 comments
smitty
· 3 years ago
David Prowse, the actor who played Darth Vader.
Before y'all get your noodles in a knot... Vader was a character of such magnitude, it took three actors to bring him to life. David Prowse in the costume, James Earl Jones for the voice and Sebastian Shaw when he was unmasked.
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Before y'all get your noodles in a knot... Vader was a character of such magnitude, it took three actors to bring him to life. David Prowse in the costume, James Earl Jones for the voice and Sebastian Shaw when he was unmasked.
What a cutie 6 comments
smitty
· 3 years ago
Uh oh. That cutie looks to be at least part Russian Blue. Excelent cats to be sure, but they can be quite the trouble makers.
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You fell victim to one of the classic blunders! 5 comments
smitty
· 3 years ago
This is why the thought of interacting with big cats I find unnerving. No matter how "tame" or "adjusted" it might be... it's not that it is still a wild creature, it's that it is still a cat.
I still might take my chances with a cheatah though.
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I still might take my chances with a cheatah though.
For the four eyed ones 2 comments
The Zodiac strikes again 6 comments
Merry Crisis everyone! 9 comments
smitty
· 3 years ago
zomg... beautiful doggos.
Brothers? I'll bet they have a bit of a troublemaker streak.
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Brothers? I'll bet they have a bit of a troublemaker streak.
Gud Ol Tennessee weather 8 comments
smitty
· 3 years ago
I think someone else is caught up in the mix with us... in fact, I think you have some upvotes now.
While I do believe that that volume should drain in three(ish) days, I can't cite specific examples. The only one I "personally witnessed" was the Atlanta flooding from 9/9/09, most of that took longer than 3 days I think though, but the volume of water was waaay higher.
The aerial shot of 6 Flags from that often gets mixed up with abandoned amusement parks compilations... since 9/9/09 was a tuesday and 6 Flags reopened that weekend, maybe that drain and recovery time could be charitably called three days.
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Edited 3 years ago
While I do believe that that volume should drain in three(ish) days, I can't cite specific examples. The only one I "personally witnessed" was the Atlanta flooding from 9/9/09, most of that took longer than 3 days I think though, but the volume of water was waaay higher.
The aerial shot of 6 Flags from that often gets mixed up with abandoned amusement parks compilations... since 9/9/09 was a tuesday and 6 Flags reopened that weekend, maybe that drain and recovery time could be charitably called three days.
Gud Ol Tennessee weather 8 comments
Abounding nasty Tapir 2 comments
smitty
· 3 years ago
The same reason he tried to snatch a Hogwarts letter from the air instead of just picking one up off the floor.
The primary reason he wasn't sorted into Ravenclaw.
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The primary reason he wasn't sorted into Ravenclaw.
Today is the 76th anniversary of D Day 3 comments
The snow on this fence 1 comments
smitty
· 3 years ago
Fun fact, that is a geologically identified and described mineral and not just a "snow formation."
It was first seriously worked on at the Mount Washington Summit Observatory.
(The name escapes me at the moment.)
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It was first seriously worked on at the Mount Washington Summit Observatory.
(The name escapes me at the moment.)
This is why nobody invades Russia 5 comments
smitty
· 3 years ago
Being from New England, I was asked what do I do if/when that happens.
Wait til spring.
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Wait til spring.
Classic.. 2 comments
smitty
· 3 years ago
For whatever reasons, Ray, call it . . . fate, call it luck, call it karma. I believe everything happens for a reason.
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Last night I captured a shot of the ISS transiting the nearly-full moon. Zoom in on the 5 comments
smitty
· 3 years ago
That is a very hard shot to catch. The ISS is moving at about 18,000 mph. Transiting the moon, literally blink and you miss it.
I saw it cross the night sky this past summer, we had about 90 seconds or so of visibility horizon to horizon and it was moving faaast.
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I saw it cross the night sky this past summer, we had about 90 seconds or so of visibility horizon to horizon and it was moving faaast.
