That's the movie title with Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell.
Yeah, I caught that, just couldn't help myself. I need to make a list of those classic MGM and Paramount films from the early Technicolor days. Already have the epics collection started with Ben-hur, Cleopatra, the 10 commandments, and then the musical pictures like the King and I, South Pacific, Anchors Away, singing in the rain etc. Something about the production and realness of them (no CG) if they needed a big space, they made it. Large crowds? Bring in real people. You don't see that much anymore.
What? Pick this up?
No problem!
I tried to copy the video but I couldn't. The third pic. down in this link shows him picking up over 1K lbs. a couple of times I believe.
Always my pleasure Tony! Very interesting concept. I was thinking of the front wheel. Hard to control twisting and deflection if the interface is way up high. I like this better as it puts front fork structure closer to the road.
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This woman was LUCKY the Cheetahs didn't have her and her child for lunch. It's been in the news for a couple of days so you might have seen it already. SCARY!
Still impressive even if you don't have a 4k display:
"Electronic music is human sound adapting to indulge technology, and for some, it feels like the signature sound of energy. New and abstract sounds over hypnotic rhythms can conjure vast soundscapes for escape, pleasure, and transcendence."
"Electronic music is human sound adapting to indulge technology, and for some, it feels like the signature sound of energy. New and abstract sounds over hypnotic rhythms can conjure vast soundscapes for escape, pleasure, and transcendence."
"Electronic music is human sound adapting to indulge technology, and for some, it feels like the signature sound of energy. New and abstract sounds over hypnotic rhythms can conjure vast soundscapes for escape, pleasure, and transcendence."
"Electronic music is human sound adapting to indulge technology, and for some, it feels like the signature sound of energy. New and abstract sounds over hypnotic rhythms can conjure vast soundscapes for escape, pleasure, and transcendence."
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If you pity the stranger who stands at your gate" G.Lightfoot
Don't you swear at me! I like red heads
If you pity the stranger who stands at your gate" G.Lightfoot
Yeah, I caught that, just couldn't help myself. I need to make a list of those classic MGM and Paramount films from the early Technicolor days. Already have the epics collection started with Ben-hur, Cleopatra, the 10 commandments, and then the musical pictures like the King and I, South Pacific, Anchors Away, singing in the rain etc. Something about the production and realness of them (no CG) if they needed a big space, they made it. Large crowds? Bring in real people. You don't see that much anymore.
No problem!
I tried to copy the video but I couldn't. The third pic. down in this link shows him picking up over 1K lbs. a couple of times I believe.
http://ew.com/tv/2018/05/06/game-of-thrones-worlds-strongest-man/
Or another concept. Simpler.
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Brilliant designing!
I would've never figured it out on my own, that's for sure.
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There are some bright designer minds in our world nowadays!
http://www.foxnews.com/science/2018/05/11/cheetahs-chase-tourists-at-dutch-safari-park-after-family-gets-out-car-to-snap-pictures.html
Skip to 00:55, or just watch the whole thing for a laugh.
Bad Lip-Reading of "The Walking Dead"
"Burnt Rice Straw" is a secret step in the process.
1100 layers of steel! I'm speechless!
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Russ, this is up your alley
Why do bad things happen to good people?
Every member should watch this one too!