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God create man..
man create alphabet,
so, it's not difficult for God to write alphabet on His creature..
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12. Bread consumed while inhaling oxygen increases the risk of falling down the stairs tenfold while holding on to the railing with one hand and a chicken in the other.
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Funny, funny stuff. Who would of thought that bread and water could cause such problems.
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The next post will be "what happens to your body when you eat bread and drink water"!
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Very cool.
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So...if you were to say, not actually eat "bread"...but rather, all the ingredients of bread, one item right after the other, and then drank a full 8 oz of bottled water, and then went to the tanning bed....would your belly rise, and then a loaf thereby be made?? ;)
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dihydrogen monoxide.!!!!!!!
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One important statistic was left out here: virtually every user of heroin reported using bread before getting into heroin.
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These pictures are absolutely amazing. It's hard to believe they're real... or that this is our solar system (with itty bitty Earth peeking out).
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Whoa what a view
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This is the most amazing photo of another world ever. My jaw dropped when I saw it.
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wow, pretty spectacular alright, and here I thought the most spectacular view in the solar system were female curves......jus' kiddin, nice post
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I'd like to add that you should go to the Cassini web site and have a look at some of the raw photos that haven't been "painted" for the press. I don't know what I was expecting but really the black and white raw images of saturn are just as moving as these nice color prints....the raw images gave me such a strong feeling of deep space kinda cold loneliness that i actually made one into a poster
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These machines are amazingly intricate, I love stuff like this. Dugg.
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Cool Rube Goldberg music machine. Even if it does not exist on the physical plane, it's still pretty wow.
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I was going to post about how awesome the pics were but there were tons of them I had to scroll though. Very nice.
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My uncle works with trucks and rigs....he knows anything and everything to do with them. He'll have such a laugh seeing these.
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looks more like the drivers are in deep trouble...
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You've put together one of the most fun, and interesting sites I've seen, not just this section, but the whole ball of wax! Thank you!
I'll be enjoying this for quite some time...
Opinionator
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I'd never have guessed about that rabbit on the moon.
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To the Japanese, the image is of a rabbit pounding sticky rice in a mortar to make rice cakes. The Chinese have a story about the rabbit trying to create the elixir of immortality. From India to Japan, there is a story about how a deity (Indra, Buddha, Lord of Heaven, etc.) disguised himself as an old beggar. He came upon a monkey, a fox, and a rabbit. He said he was starving and asked them for something to eat. The monkey and fox were able to find some tidbits for the old man to eat, but the rabbit could not find any. So he started a fire and cooked himself for the old man to eat. The old man returns to his original form and puts the rabbit in the moon for all eternity as a reward for his selflessness.
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Good place for a motorbike ride.
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I have been to the one in Taiwan. That is a really beautiful place. I remember there was some water falling from the mountain and into one of the tunnels. The views from the mountains were amazing, and there was this temple on top of a cliff. Like Mastercard would say "Priceless"
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Pretty awesome.
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The one in Vicenza, Italy is indeed only an hiking trail. No "small italian car"
never ever drove on that. The road for trucks carring supplies for the guesthouse runs on the other side of the mountains, on the former austrian side of the Alps...
A guy from Vicenza
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When I was 15 years old, I travelled on the Taroko Gorge road, on a flat-bed truck, on top of a load of cargo, at about 3:00 am on the night of a full moon. I was both enthralled and petrified. There also used to be some unbelievably scary hiking trails around there -- rickety suspension bridges over impossibly deep gorges, bamboo ladders, etc...
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Th eone from China is very beautiful.
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Thanks for making this available for people like me :) I would have never known...
I loved the road that the villagers carved out of the mountain - wow!
Makes me want to drop the drudgery I do for a living and get out there...
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Definitely seen the Vincenza one. It would be impossible to drive on.
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Well I'll you what, that was worth
a read and a look. Nice work.
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after seeing this road i think the one going to the Amalfi coast is not all that bad , still hair raising don't know if i want to repeat the experience.
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do you came to south america lately in peru o bolivia
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The bolivian one is getting more and more famous every year, it has now featured in more than 5 tv programes, from Canada, to US, Uk, to NZ ... we guide mountain bike rides down it regularly, and actually its not that dangerous, but it certainly is spectacular. For more information check us out on www.gravitybolivia.com, I've personally guided more than 500 bike trips down the road!
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A travel brochure for masochists.
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"10 most dangerous roads in the world":
All I have to say is, I've got 10 more things I have to do in life before I die!
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Very nice, i like it !
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Try the roads around Huaraz and in particular between Huaraz and Trujillo in nothern Peru. Anything from 3,000-4,500m up and carved through rocks. Awesome but terrifying.
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Add Israel to that. More specifically Jerusalem. More specifically going through the Arab neighborhoods. Talk about suicidal. No traffic laws, no respect for other road users, and the occasional rock throwing. But that doesn't keep me from getting my fix every morning.
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just take some small french roads, and it'll do just the same...
no kidding, it's very impressive
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In the United States i drove a scary mountain road in 1998. It lead up to a town called Little Detroit in Oregon.
The road was a single lane and you had to meet bigger vehicles at the turnoffs in order to pass by them. It wasn't as bad as most of these since it was mostly paved and was only 20-25 miles long. But the entire way was one side mountain, other side you plummet 400-500 feet with just enough room in the one lane for two compacts to squeeze by.
When we got to the top, my fellow travelers went their separate ways and I had to drive back down alone the next day. it was only at the end that i noticed i had been driving my econoline on a temp spare tire. Not very smart.
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thank's God I live in a country that having big - big - big highway roads..!!
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i agree with alessandro. the Pasubio road was built ( built? sorry for my terrible english) during the first world war. and I had problem to avoid rocks with my head. ciao
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The one in italy we use to call mount ozziano... I don't know if thats what its called. Theres no way cars could make it. Not even the little ones we called chinquechentos. I hiked all the way up to the "tourist shop" at the top, and was exausted as I was only 15 and just started smoking lol. Needless to say I was relieved to find the strait shot service road on the oposite side. Man it was fun throwing boulders down into the clouds and imagining people being crushed below LMAO!!
I still have a chunk of stalagtite I kicked off one of the floors up there.
~Army Brat~
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Really amazing astinishing informations, without actually visiting these places u can relish the hair raising experiences of these roads
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Nice pictures! Cool site, too.
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I was going to say that #12 was from Star Wars until I saw the answer key. Guess I need to get out (of the galaxy) more
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I only can answer one picture, WTC!
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Nice pictures!
But the only one I can surely guess is wrong: the 14 is not Notre-dame in Paris, but the Orléans cathedral (on this I'm less sure). Notre-dame has not the cylindrical top as in your picture.
I hope I have helped you
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My friend thought this was real. Wow
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It is real. I do it all the time.
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Yeah, it's so hard to master too!
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I'm getting pretty good with a minivan.
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what, you've never seen anyone do it before?
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thats so awesome. I do it with a Smart Car Everynow and then.
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SPECTACULAR
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In the background of that second last picture, it says
2006 6GB $400.00
6GB? $400? You can get 500GB for under $300.00.
Hm... this is the stand of one of the Russian dealers; i guess it gives an idea of Russian souped-up prices.
Very cool. You'd think they would have put the drive in that first picture in some kind of crate before they loaded it on the plane.
How'd you do that cascading pics thing at the bottom of your post? Is that something from Blogger?
by the time, the size reducing.. now I can have my 2 GB flashdisk as big as my finger.. I can't imagine how small it will be after 20 years after now..
yeah it's only a hard disk that needs a huge magnifying glass to view, something that small couldn't possibly cost more than a regular hard disk :P
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