Interesting and Weird Pictures and Photos
superpaashaas
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Ate this is Japan, it was better than it should have been. I would eat it again.
Interesting and Weird Pictures and Photos
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DaddyWaddy
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Not a spam guy myself, but I’ve heard it’s pretty good. Must be the mayo working overtime.
superpaashaas
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Probably. But it wasn't ovely mayo.
I just got it to try it as it's a weird fusion. But it was pretty good
Düber
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Presumably the 1600W and 500W are the reheating instructions?Ate this is Japan, it was better than it should have been. I would eat it again.
Must have been an interesting taste.
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AdrianH
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Before and after of an ancient Greek stadium after being excavated.
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An Amazing Before and After of an Ancient Greek Stadium Excavation
Check out this amazing before and after photo of the excavation of an Ancient Greek stadium. For those curious, this is the Stadium of Magnesia ad Maendrum Ancient City, located in the modern-day of Aydin/Germencik, Turkey.
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superpaashaas
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Nice observation. I didn't hear it at all on the train. Maybe next time I'll heat it up.
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I see these days there's a lot of interest in MDMA as a treatment for conditions like PTSD.
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s@tanboy
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One of the World’s Largest Log Cabin: The magnificent Forestry Building in Portland that was lost in a fire, 1905 - Rare Historical Photos
Known as the “world’s largest log cabin,” the Forestry Building was constructed as part of Portland’s Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition of 1905.
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The ALWEG monorail train, implemented in Cologne, Germany, in 1952, represents a pioneering example of urban transportation in the era of modern engineering. Designed by the ALWEG company, this monorail stands out for its single-track structure, a significant innovation for its time that allowed fluid and efficient circulation through the city without interfering with land traffic. Its suspension system, which remains elevated above the ground, minimizes the impact on urban space and reflects the technological advances of the mid-20th century. This design not only marked a milestone in transportation at the time, but also laid the foundation for future developments in urban transportation systems.
