Braineack

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thirdgen

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Thanks Scott! I knew you had the pics on your computer...and better quality.
Thanks again!

shuiend

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I am pretty sure I have posted this before, but whatever it is good.

gearhead_318

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viperormiata

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Doppelgänger

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How about a rock covered in gum? I took a hike up Stone Mountain yesterday to blow off some steam and try to forget about the **** that is eating me up lately. The last time I went up there I was much younger..maybe 20 years ago. I remembered there were some rocks and they were covered with gum. So On my way up I didn't see them, but on my way down, I found them...still collecting gum.


Gum Rock by AnonymousNamelss, on Flickr


Gum Rock 1 by AnonymousNamelss, on Flickr

Obligatory "I made it to the top" picture....it was 45* and windy as ****...but I really didn't care.


stone mountain by AnonymousNamelss, on Flickr

sixshooter

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It was common to check and add water at every fill up in water cooled engines up through the 1960s. Most didn't use a catch can that returned coolant to the radiator until that time or later. It just went down a hose to the ground.

Braineack

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y8s

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how about an alley?



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubblegum_Alley

my gum is up there somewhere.

richyvrlimited

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That's gross

Doppelgänger

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That's great. I didn't get pics, but there were several utility poles on the trail that were covered about 6ft up in gum as well.

Braineack

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I get freaked out by rusty staples/nails on poles.

jeff_man

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scottyd

That's here. I get grossed out every time I walk by.

I guess there's one in Seattle as well near Pike Place. I'll have to check it out when I'm up there in January.

Braineack

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forced akward gets old...

matthewdesigns

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Out a back door of the market (water side of the building) in an alley. I kind of just stumbled upon it last time I was in Seattle...it was less obviously located than I thought it would be given it's popularity.

shuiend

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Braineack

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it's important when making a video that your audio sync, and you can acutally sing/rap, regardless of how good the content is.

gospeed81

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Joe Perez

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I had to Google Snooki to figure out what it was.

Having done that, am I the only one who sees a potential problem with a Snooki book?



Actually, the more I type the word "Snooki" the more I think it sounds like a reasonable name for an e-book reader. Amazon and B&N have already thrown down, so how about the Borders.com Snooki?

Actually, Borders could make the device a combination e-reader and literature search engine. When I want to know the exact date of the Seven Hour War, I Google it (eg: see the first sentence in this post. You knew what I meant without my having to explain it.) Well, let's say that I can't remember which novel Jack Ryan first appeared it- I'll just Snooki it!