Wierd stuff on the Internets

[Painman]

I suppose, in considersation of what I posted, KremBanan him(her)self is a bit of a living, breathing, Double Entendre.

[KremBanan]

My contribution in this thread:

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[BobCox2]

On the Internet - and not!

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Please don't try to find it - the areas IS filled with Pot farmers growing under the Trees with shotguns that shoot first and don't bother with a "Rug"
None needed.

I love Humboldt County

[krischan]

The most accurate way to measure a tree's height is to climb it and drop a tape measure from the top

That's actually one of the dumbest and least effecive ways to do it. Besides, the highest spot of the tree will probably not support the weight of a human. If it was meant as an excuse for being allowed to climb it, don't expect it to work on anybody with more than half a brain and as Bobcox already said, it will not work as an excuse on those pot farmers in particular.

It's far easier to use basic mathematics to for that, like positioning yourself at a place at which the treetop is at an angle of 45° (and where no hemp is growing!), then measuring the distance from the tree. That will be the tree's height.

[jmervyn]

Speaking of tolerance, the comments on that article are unbefitting a news-source with "faith" as one of its categories. At least one of them is rather clever though, good use of the link to the 6 hour rule.

In honesty, I rarely bother reading comments, nor judging articles based on what others post subsequently. Douchebaggerry is a multi-player sport that spans time, space, and politics.

Speaking of which, this really doesn't belong in the "Listening to" thread nor is it quite as oddball as a "burqhini", but I still figured I'd share it. I'm incredibly busy for the next couple of weeks, though.



EDIT found an even better one:


EDIT2 - wow, CNN's acting like you lot when I mentioned atheists keyed my car...

[BobCox2]

So no surprise but the Middle-East has not changed much since Men built the Pyramids apparently.




Gross opulence or a severe case of vanity it may be, but it's hard not to be impressed by this huge piece of graffiti. Or is it mega-landscaping? Or a new waterway? Frankly, it could be any of the above.
Measuring 1,000 meters high, and two miles wide, the name "HAMAD" has been etched into the island of Al Futaisi just off the coast of Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The letters are dug so deep that they form an artificial waterway when filled with seawater and it is so large that it can be easily spotted by satellite -- this landmark will be around for some time to come. So, who is Hamad? That would be the 63 year-old billionaire Hamad Bin Hamdan Al Nahyan.

[nurman]

Spoilered coz not 100% safe for work but censored nontheless.

The guy is a japanese "expressionist-artist" named "wotaken" (ヲタケン) (you'll try to describe him better )

Spoiler

I might be cheating by posting japanese stuff.

[Stevinator]

Jmerv-- Love the videos.

Nurman, someone needs to feed that guy. He's re-defining the term starving artist.

[BobCox2]

Old Pic not a Shop.

[kestegs]