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yo shut the gently caress up halloween 2018 was dope as poo poo and i just wrote a bunch of words about it in the thread for that movie its just its so good i have not enjoyed a movie that much, enjoyed thinking about it that much, in an incredibly long time its a sequel that treats not only other sequels as non-canon but the original as well gently caress me BENGHAZI 2 fucked around with this message at 06:14 on Nov 2, 2018 |
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I'm trying to find how to report a power outage and the "what to do" section of the power company's website is very sweet: Remove the power plug for your sensitive appliances (computers, washing machines) from the wall sockets until power is restored, as a power surge when the power returns can damage and degrade your equipment. Keep friends and loved ones entertained with board games, card games or jigsaw puzzles. If the blackout is at night, weather permitting, take the time to explore the stars with your family and compare the difference with other nights. Read a book by yourself or aloud to your family to help pass the time
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I love the star gazing tip because if you're in the city it'll be your only chance to see the stars like that unless you go camping.
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I'm a fool because I've never, ever, ever been able to recognize constellations. 
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Timby posted:I'm a fool because I've never, ever, ever been able to recognize constellations. Neither have I
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Timby posted:I'm a fool because I've never, ever, ever been able to recognize constellations. Really not a skill that gets a lot of use nowadays.
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Timby posted:I'm a fool because I've never, ever, ever been able to recognize constellations.
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I leaned of Orion’s Belt thanks to men in black
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Nov 2, 2018 07:52
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That gives you a head start on spotting the rest of the guy
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If you live in the northern hemisphere you should be able to pick out the big dipper and know how to find the north star from there
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I think everyone in Australia and NZ and Brazil get taught how to spot the Southern Cross. Alpha and Beta Centauri who're bright as hell form a line that points to it The place I'm at right now is pretty good for stars, you can see the disk of the galaxy pretty well on a good night Also who was the dipshit that settled on The Milky Way The Peccadillo fucked around with this message at 08:32 on Nov 2, 2018 |
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The Peccadillo posted:Also who was the dipshit that settled on The Milky Way Frank C. Mars. 
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I remember reading years ago that the Mayans thought the large dark part of the galaxy they could see was hell, so I petition the astronomical community to rename our weak rear end galaxy to Xibalba
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Alternatively, The Emu I'm down a rabbit hole reading about indigenous astronomy now. Behold New Zealand's Matariki: The Eyes of God, which I think is Ursa Major as it looks from down south  Galaxy name from New Zealand: Te Ikaroa, the basket that holds the stars The Peccadillo fucked around with this message at 11:22 on Nov 2, 2018 |
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When the Hunger Games movies were coming out, was there a thread for them named "May the mods be ever in our favour"?
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The Peccadillo posted:Alternatively, The Emu That’s beautiful.
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South Australia, Yurakauwe: the river of monsters
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"Various groups (including the Venda, Setswana and Sesotho) described it as a supernatural foot path across the sky along which the ancestor spirits walked. Many peoples referred to it as “Night’s backbone”, “Sky’s spine” and “God’s back”, suggesting the idea that the Milky Way held up the sky, or maybe held it together. In /Xam Bushmen star lore, the Milky Way was created by a girl of the ancient race who scooped up a handful of ashes from the fire and flung it into the sky. This made a glowing path along which people could see the route to return home at night. She also threw bits of an edible root into the sky, the old (red) pieces creating red stars and the young (white) pieces creating white stars." You forget stars are colourful when you can't see them very well
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CelticPredator posted:I leaned of Orion’s Belt thanks to men in black All I know is Orion is a cute lil goddam kitty cat
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Timby posted:I'm a fool because I've never, ever, ever been able to recognize constellations. I took my 4-year-old to a Halloween hayride thing last week and he pointed out the Big Dipper to me. Of course, he then pointed up to a different place in the sky and said, "And that's Homer Simpson," so, you know.
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Timby posted:Russell Crowe told Cave to go as batshit crazy as he could, saying something like, "It'll never get made, mate." I just want to see how people react to a movie called Christ Killer
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https://twitter.com/BenSTravis/status/1057992660915552257
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We’re in a post-Mandy world, they’re just cowards Like that apparently Coffee And Pie fucked around with this message at 14:32 on Nov 2, 2018 |
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Coffee And Pie posted:All I know is Orion is a cute lil goddam kitty cat I walked out my backdoor a couple minutues ago for a smoke and Orion was directly in my eyeline Or the three brothers of the Djungal 
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RBA Starblade posted:I just want to see how people react to a movie called Christ Killer After rewrites, it stars Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as a former US Marine turned high school basketball coach called Chris T. Killer who is transported back to Roman times by some sort of wormhole.
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What the gently caress
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Is the twist that Jaden doesn't appear in the credits, cuz that's the shocking part to me.
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Did they really name their animated super spy Sterling on purpose? Because, uh,
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X-Ray Pecs posted:Did they really name their animated super spy Sterling on purpose? Because, uh, Or you know, it might be a reference to real life spy and actor Sterling Hayden.
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I finally did it. I use a contact lens solution that’s partly hydrogen peroxide (it dissolves built-up proteins better and neutralizes overnight) and I finally absentmindedly poured it directly into my eye. Ow.
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Anonymous Robot posted:I finally did it. I use a contact lens solution that’s partly hydrogen peroxide (it dissolves built-up proteins better and neutralizes overnight) and I finally absentmindedly poured it directly into my eye. Ow. I've done that once before. One of the most painful experiences of my life.
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Lurdiak posted:Or you know, it might be a reference to real life spy and actor Sterling Hayden. I had no clue he was a spy, learn something new every day!
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Anonymous Robot posted:I finally did it. I use a contact lens solution that’s partly hydrogen peroxide (it dissolves built-up proteins better and neutralizes overnight) and I finally absentmindedly poured it directly into my eye. Ow. Why did you put bleach in your eye, dude?!
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The gently caress, lol.
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I'm not sure if this is brilliant or the stupidest thing I've ever seen.
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Anonymous Robot posted:I finally did it. I use a contact lens solution that’s partly hydrogen peroxide (it dissolves built-up proteins better and neutralizes overnight) and I finally absentmindedly poured it directly into my eye. Ow. I hope you’ve learned a valuable lesson.
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A talking pigeon!? Person is involuntary turned into an animal is like a stock hack script.
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Skwirl posted:I love the star gazing tip because if you're in the city it'll be your only chance to see the stars like that unless you go camping. It's a neat idea, but unless the whole city loses power you're still going to have way more light pollution than you'd have on a camping trip.
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Why are people so down on Godzilla vs. Megalon? That film owns.
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