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According to the Census numbers, there are 1.5 people claiming Filipino ancestry in California vs. 1.4 million people claiming Chinese ancestry, so the claim is believable. http://globalnation.inquirer.net/636...rnia-new-study |
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Ah yeah... how did that escape my astute eye? :confused: |
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REPRESENT! But, yeah. Most of my relatives reside in Hawaii or California. Hell, when I went to Hawaii back in 2007, nearly 3/4 of the airport staff were Filipino. |
A lot of photos so I'll link it. Real photos of North Korea. What's striking to me is the complete lack of fat people.
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not enough food to feed everyone will do that
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North Korea, where everyday is Earth day!
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Had tears in my eyes for a couple of minutes after seeing this. Happy Jurassic Park Day, indeed.
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What's the significance of May 21, 2014 in the Jurassic Park universe?
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Absolutely nothing. It's making fun of how every couple months a meme like this
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Don't let me down, FOFC:
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That's what you get when you try to divide by zero. Kids at Somerset Community College thought they were clever. Now they can be clever in jail.
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I told them that they shouldn't try to derive that formula.
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Let's be crystal (;)) clear about this. This is your brain:
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Their problems are likely to multiply exponentially now.
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"Mr. President, can politics help me bed famous actresses?" "For me, yes. For you? You may have to settle for interns..." |
 Not everyone kid who met JFK went on to such great things. |
A day late, but...I think this angle is more powerful than the more famous shot.
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If I got that letter I'd be so proud that my child trusted me enough to tell me all that. And then I'd start drinking. :D
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So this is a pic I posted a while back. A buddy of mine just got back from a trip to France, and the crazy f'er did a tandem paraglide from up there down into Chamonix. Nearly 9000 vertical feet from jump spot to landing spot.
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He's a former Airborne Ranger, so he's used to jumping. He was also the guy I flew against when we got to do Air Combat USA back in 1997. Doesn't make him any less crazy. :)
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Here's how Iguazu Falls on the border of Brazil and Argentina normally appears, and how it currently looks due to flooding.
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The only way you get me to jump off that is with a gun.
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Why would you jump off a cliff with a gun?
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It was funny that they billed the Red Bull cliff diving event as being in Fort Worth, but it was actually about 75 miles west at Possum Kingdom Lake.
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I would so do that in a heartbeat....but Im not doing back flips and such....Im just jumping in feet first.
Damn reminds me of some of my best childhood memories...we used to go to the old rock quarry and jump off this 45-50 ft ledge into the water it was literally like sky diving, base jumping and swimming rolled into one. |
We jumped off bridges. One was near campus. It was probably 30-40 feet up. We jumped into a river. Which, in hindsight, was dumb. You never know whats floating down the river. Of course, we werent too smart. We would buy some Red, White, and Blue ($3.99 a 12 pack) and go bridge jumping.
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I was also a bridge jumper in high school. Only we didn't have river, we had a creek (or "crick" as the locals pronounced it). So we dammed it up downstream, got it to pool up into a swimmin' hole about 15 feet deep and jumped off the top of a railroad bridge. Tied big ropes to the underside as well, so you could swing out over the swimmin' hole (just don't hang on too long and start coming back toward the bridge supports - THAT would be dangerous). |
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To kill the man eating great white lurking in the water of course... |
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Both excellent entries :)
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