Oops

(wince, cringe)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTq8TrA3hb4

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/11/11/google_plus_disappointment/

Watch the employee.  Looks painful.  Although I suspect it's fake, because the things start to fall off the shelf before he hits (over his right shoulder).

Spectators standing upon couches, tables and chairs to get even a glimpse of the Versailles Treaty being signed, France, 1919.

Damn.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUa7oBsSDk8

"...suddenly half of empty cranberry juice..."

Edited November 14, 201312 yr by Knuckledragger

http://feedly.com/k/1cY5Nzo

Edited November 14, 201312 yr by blessingx

Thanks -- I don't know enough about this 'merican stuff to know if they got it right.

I never realized Makers was a beam product.  Explains a lot.  Anyone know why the Willett is dotted?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQ-x2L52IdI

I am definitely following this San Francisco story to see how it all turns out.

 

Reminder:  tomorrow!

I never realized Makers was a beam product.  Explains a lot.  Anyone know why the Willett is dotted?

Skimming through the link, I'm guessing it's because what they bottle now is all distilled elsewhere,

Dusty, that raft thing is from Grown-Ups 2.

 

**BRENT**

Oh, okay, it was posted as if it was real.  Also:  lollers that you knew that.

Heh. It was a better movie than the RottenTomatoes score indicates. The kids had wanted to see it and it was at the cheap theater.

Guess I forgot to put it in the movies thread

**BRENT**

 

 

 

Little South African digression, but behind Churchill in that photo, in the trench coat, is Field Marshal Jan Smuts, who first led the Afrikaners against the English in the Boer War (1899 - 1902) and then went on to serve in the British War Cabinets of both the First and Second World Wars and to be the only signatory to both the peace treaties that ended them. The master of Christ's College, Cambridge -- where he studied law -- once said of him that "in the 500 years of the College's history, of all its members, past and present, only three have been truly outstanding: John Milton, Charles Darwin and Jan Smuts." Which is a pretty decent reference!

Edited November 15, 201312 yr by Hopstretch

pre-spice-ingestion

Brian Viglione (Dresden Dolls) and...I forget:

...because Hemsworth it.