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Posted by MrFirebird
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Omg! I was just watching alpine downhill coasters youtubes the other day - the ones with no brakes crack me up! πŸ˜„

People are so nutty

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Posted by Wynter
I would LOVE to live in Germany πŸ™‚

It looks so beautiful

Indeed, Germany is a beautiful place. As are Holland, France, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Romania, Greece, Turkey, Spain, Portugal.... And of course, England, Scotland, Isle of Man, Ireland.
Ironically, I also find Israel, Egypt, China and Japan to be additional beautiful places. I think, for me, anyway, they all have something to do with art, music, food, history, faith, and numerous other curiosities.

With the US, as far as the many metropolises, there is no real sense of heritage. For me,
America's beauty lies in the National parks, Rural land and the Native American Indian tribal nations.
Indeed, there ARE places of natural beauty and heritage south of the border, as well.
Africa is great for the Safari experience. NZ and AUS are well, what they are.

Russia, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Poland, are not particularly high on my list, though
I do enjoy my danish pipes and tobacco.

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The Mars surface color looks reddish from a distance because of rusty dust kicked up in the atmosphere. From close up it is more of a butterscotch, and other common surface colors include golden, brown, tan, and greenish, depending on Minerals.

The apparent color of the Martian surface enabled humans to distinguish it from other planets early in human history and motivated them to weave fables of war in association with Mars.

I know you knew it. but now I know it too.

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is she following the mars mission and co because she plans to be the first to live on there?

btw, peeps, what do you know about this? (I have to ask because I'm always about late after things have been deadly discussed)

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Saturn too looks way more colorful far away than up close. I do like the idea of Mars being the angry red planet tho πŸ™‚

So Bush wants to go to Mars? In that picture it looks like Obamas head is already there.

lol, Presidents.

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Posted by BlackNova
oh wait, my eyes were interpreting light n shadow as a seperate object.
no, I mean, wow. what is it??
A rock carving? Can this be scientifically verified?

Did you read this?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2857974/Is-Barack-Obamas-head-MARS-UFO-experts-claim-spotted-rock-resembling-President.html

"WHAT IS FACE PAREIDOLIA?
Pareidolia is the psychological response to seeing faces and other significant and everyday items in random stimuli. "

If I remember correctly lots of such UFO theories are based in UK.

Then there is this:

refered in this article
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread342949/pg5

Why are they always single cases? photoshop?

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Moon in Cancer.

Today was just epic. I've seen so many whiny, crying, bitching, pissing, moaning and just plain nasty people today. Nobody was happy with anything, and everyone just wanted to argue.

Friends and co-workers noticed the same thing. It's so hilarious, every single time. Sometimes Moon in Pisces will bring out the crybabies, but nothing like today.

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Posted by Wynter
I took a pot throwing class back in high school, it was fun. Made lots of flower pots, still have them πŸ™‚

Good for you, Wynter! πŸ™‚
I have a personal appreciation for Chinese pottery.
The history of Imperial Chinese ceramics, is quite amazing.
You wouldn't believe how strict and particular the Imperial court was
about those pieces. If they didn't pass the test, they were shattered.
This was after many many hours of throwing, firing, then painting/writing
and glazing. Some pieces could have 1000 hours put into them and if they failed, they'd
be smashed and buried. Stunningly beautiful artwork become worthless shards.
One can imagine how the artisans may have felt.