WITNESS ME!!!!

Pictured: the man’s feelings upon flooding his car

Its Bitter Kola, grown and eaten as a stimulant in some countries in Africa. I know this because im Nigerian and its used here.

There’s nothing but a star and some numbers over there. Whaddayou tryna pull, eh?

What is this? A shuttle for ants? How can we be expected to send astronauts to space... if they can’t even fit inside the building?

Thats awesome. I have that same truck (1/5 scale HPI BAJA 5T) and put a ridiculous brushless setup in it. I cant keep the front end on the ground - or even keep it going straight for that matter. I need a gyro in mine just to help it stay in a straight line.

You know, I never thought of it that way. In such a high-pressure environment they AREN’T all puffy and droopy and gross.

Same. Well, not here in the Philippines because that’s a surefire way of telling the guy behind you that you have a lot of money. I’m not really into that kind of free knowledge.

They also have special sort of serrations on their trailing edge feathers which make them quieter when gliding.

I’ve had a 6' + barn owl go straight over my head at night and all you hear is the tiniest whoosh. It’s scary as shit until your brain catches up to your eyes because you instinctively don’t believe that…

Once you put it together, you can’t ever take it apart though.

Obviously it’s a valve that turns the snuffles on and off. Right now my snuffle valve is wide open due to all of the pollen in the air, allowing the snuffles to flow freely out of my nose.

No one makes a workplace safety video like the Germans.

“Watch him prepare a fugu”

He sounds like like Japanese Winnie the Pooh.

The instructor at the first explosives range I was ever on (combat engineer) had lost a finger to a blasting cap earlier in his career. His safety briefing included holding his four-fingered hand up and saying something to the effect of “these things can be dangerous if not handled properly.” It had the intended…

So glad I wasn’t the only one who noticed that. Trigger discipline should be habitual, not situational.

I’m just brainstorming here.

I have incurable brain cancer. There's a myriad of ways it could kill me, but I'm likely to slip into a coma at some point. My hospital also happens to be Western University's.

Needs more Benny Hill.