KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:

Samey...and if you make a mistake, well, you know.....

 Beez wrote: One of my favorite things to write with.

Art competitions formed part of the modern Olympic Games during its early years, from 1912 to 1948.

 Red_Dragon wrote:

Well, yah!

 oldviolin wrote:

yeah it seems very sharp relative to the backdrop
maybe the sunlight without an atmospheric filter?
glad you enjoyed the video

 miamizsun wrote:

So cool. Thanks for the link. The flag that was planted on the moon looks like a painted one. Did you notice it?

bet you didn't know that astronauts like tang and twang...
that and other stuff like apollo and trainspotting are related

 SeriousLee wrote: 

 Red_Dragon wrote:
 
Internet Explorer users do. 

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
People still use pencils?

Antimicrobial Pencil Sharpener poses a lot of questions.

 Red_Dragon wrote:
The big freezer at the IGA next to the ice machine. $2/lb.

 Lazy8 wrote: 
Cite your sources.

I would never have guessed that, but it must get some assistance from "The Mouth" to be able to speak.

The dugout for the home team in a MLB game in not always on the same side of the field- sometimes behind first, sometimes behind 3rd.

Dry ice was originally called Lite Ice, but test marketed poorly. It got its current name in a poker game on a riverboat on the Seine from a valet to the Ghanian prime minister, and rumors have circulated for decades that he did not acquire it legally. The Ghanian embassy continues to deny this provenance and has asserted that the name "dry ice" belongs to the people of Ghana. A small claims court ruling in 1959 failed to settle the matter.

 smokinsean wrote: 
In my dreams bunnyboi

...Hairfarmer has heard Joan Osborne do it...who knew?...