**BRENT**

http://youtu.be/IkMPZ7WeDck

 

**BRENT**

Hay Guise, miss me? I just got the new 15" MBP up and running.

 

Supposedly this is somewhere in Philly.

Aye, I missed you.

 

That one in the lower left is masterful -- two faces instead of one.

 

 

I love you, Tardar Sauce cat.

Edited December 12, 201213 yr by mikeymad

okay I loled

Dutch artist Berndnaut smilde has developed a way to create clouds indoors by carefully regulating the space’s humidity, temperature and light. This intersection of science and art was recently named one of TIME magazine’s
“Best inventions of the year 2012”


The fluffy white clouds are summoned up temporarily using a fog machine, creating a surreal experience in the middle of a room. Smilde has created his clouds inside different types of locations, ranging from corridors and hallways, to bedrooms and common spaces.

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=538986142779369&set=a.511276265550357.118088.508674659143851&type=1&ref=nf'>Facebook link for those that are going to repost it there.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=af6_1355283347'>Big Sandy Machine gun shoot...

Mikey ... do you know the origin or location of those old mining pics?  Look vaguely familiar to place I was born in anthracite region of PA.

http://youtu.be/BQ9YtJC-Kd8

I know we have many My Little Pony fans here so...
 

 

 

 

 

Hall & Oats, c'mon men! http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documents/hall-and-oates-biting-assault-687451

Edited December 12, 201213 yr by blessingx

Mikey ... do you know the origin or location of those old mining pics?  Look vaguely familiar to place I was born in anthracite region of PA.

Pittston Pennsylvania

and

Tamarack Mine Calumet, Michigan

 

I missed you too, Knucks.

If you need to search the internet during you three martini lunch, why not phone  your secretary (from the booth) and try 

 

Direct link http://www.masswerk.at/google60

this SquirellMonkey chap has some other good ideas

 

 

Which lead to the chaps above actually implementing it at http://www.masswerk.at/googleBBS/

for those of you who remember your modem connecting over dial up 

Pittston Pennsylvania

and

Tamarack Mine Calumet, Michigan

Thanks, Mikey.  Pittston is right near Shamokin, where my grandfather worked the mines before landing a job with the Reading RR.   The picture of the mountain of coal with the breaker (inclined structure where large pieces of coal were broken up) looked just like the old mine there.