I just imagined a monkey throw an AK at a missle that's lodged in the ground. And it was amazing.
It's working so far, but my Google patcher doesn't do anything when I ask it to. Do you know if I need something else or if I could use a diffrent patcher?
Please tell me that's just stain work and not how the metal actually looks.
Yes, and it's still screaming and vibrating. Your last piece of advice of throwing of the counter didn't work last time either.
FUCK YOU AND YOUR EMPTY MOONS, IM GONNA ENSLAVE PIKACHU
"GORDON, LOOKOUT. HOTTED BOONS UP AHEAD. TITS, BIG ONES."
Is it at least better than the first one?
Ok, genuinely fuck you for that one. Maybe if Elon wasn't using giant lithium batteries to power his cars we wouldn't have so much damn electrical waste from cars, and he's actively trying to leave the planet so he clearly doesn't care about it.
So which is it, stainless steel or bullet proof?
Best reason I could find for this is related to the DeLorean since it also uses stainless steel. Apparently, the reason it doesn't rust easily is because of a high chromium content in the steel, so maybe tesla used cheaper stainless steel.
Damnit, that's actually a good shirt.
Known as the nightmare artist, Zdzislaw Beksinski, a polish painter and photographer, is famous for his horrifying works, all of which have no official title. Despite the hellish landscapes that he imagined, he was of sound mind and had no history of mental illness or emotional instability, which only adds to the oddity as he would have no deeper inspiration for what he painted other than what his soul told him to paint.
Released in 1986, When the wind blows is a film adaptation of the picture novel of the same name, following the couple Hilda and Jim Bloggs. Presented in a multi-media format, when the winds blows follows the couple as they carry out their every day activities during the mits of nuclear threat, until the bombs finally fall. From their, the film turns to how the couple react and attempt to survive in a post-nuclear UK farmland. It is a truly sad story that both shows old world values and thoughts and the true potential of nuclear fallout on civilians.
What's the catch?