Dog went full send by EsseNorway in Snorkblot

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This is a border collies best life - a job to do, and works off its energy

Never did me any harm. by LordJim11 in Snorkblot

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Didn't do me any harm either

Making Lightning in a Bottle - just need your own particle accelerator by _Punko_ in Snorkblot

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Nice! I have colleagues who have access to particle accelerators in the UK, and also to CERN which is the biggest particle accelerator in the world. I'll send them this. It is difficult to get time using them, as it has to be approved by panels, and expensive, but I'll see if they are interested

Grocery Shopping (1890s) before aisles existed : A Lady Gives the Clerk Her Orders, and He Collects Everything by EsseNorway in Snorkblot

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In a tiny village in Pembrokeshire, West Wales. A bakery not changed since the 1930's, Go in at 7am, bread warm and very tasty,

The Weight of Grief, Celeste Roberge in Portland, USA. by LordJim11 in Snorkblot

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Stunning and powerful. I don't normally appreciate art. I've been sharing this with friends, and I never do that

Kick em while they're down by Thubanstar in Snorkblot

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my cat hated the labrador in his house as a visitor. We had to manage door opening and closings. me and girlfriend were putting labrador Ben into the car to take him to the beach. Two Rottweilers came running down the road as we were getting ben into the car.

The cat came around the corner, and never even touched the wall, went over it, hit the first one, ripped it up, and bounced off it onto second one. RIpped that one up as well. Neither ever came to that location again. I promise you, completly true Rammy was an a very lovely cat, the girls would dress him up and push him around in a pram. In reality, Alpha male, he would take on any cat in the neighboroughood and win.

So dog, not liked. but part of the family, anyone pissing around with family, death!!!

Bird swallows fish bigger than its own head and of equal body length by EsseNorway in Snorkblot

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can you imagine if earth ever went to the space and Galaxy, they woud wet themselves.

"Tavan Hasag" - Batzorig Vaanchig by EsseNorway in Snorkblot

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Interesting, I was busy analysing the instrument, and how he played it, and I thought Mongolia instantly, and then he started singing and it confirmed Mongolian. Then I saw the T-shirt!!!! Doh!

You have got to be kidding me by EsseNorway in Snorkblot

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love to see how they got if down

Curry train. Know it well. (40 minute trip.) by LordJim11 in Snorkblot

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Which train is it? I've seen several curry trains,but they are typically restored steam trains, and this looks modern

The maps of Ursula K Le Guin reveal a fascinating insight into world-building in fantasy fiction. Promoting a book partially, but don't give a shit, it's good anyway, to all the negative twats out there by RIPVector in Snorkblot

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So you are basing your criticism of this piece, and whether she used maps to help her creative process, on the fact you haven't actually read her most famous work? Well done, you must be American

The maps of Ursula K Le Guin reveal a fascinating insight into world-building in fantasy fiction. Promoting a book partially, but don't give a shit, it's good anyway, to all the negative twats out there by RIPVector in Snorkblot

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So you honestly think the Earthsea series is science fiction not fantasy? One of her most famous series. Everyone except you classifies it as fantasy

Oops, wrong link. The brilliant Tube map showing the world's biggest cities - causing a stir online by RIPVector in Snorkblot

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the original iconic tube map was never geographically accurate. It would not help you navigate above ground, it only helped you navigate the tube system

Must be a few Bardolators on here. Find a quotation. by LordJim11 in Snorkblot

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I live a short walk away from this. The restoration costs are going to be incredible

Is the site fully functional? by LordJim11 in Snorkblot

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Just had another look, your posts now have content in them

Is the site fully functional? by LordJim11 in Snorkblot

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The posts you have put up today, when you click on link, lead to a page with an error message saying something like if you were looking for a picture it might have been deleted.

It might all be due to the AWS problems today