What did you learn this past weekend?

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  • STAYSEA
    STAYSEA Posts: 3,814
    edited June 2013
    josevolution wrote:
    That the juice of one lime makes for a perfect Margarita , along with 1 1/2 shots of good tequila and 1 shot of triple sec , salted rimmed glass .......


    I learned this also. :thumbup:
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  • Loulou
    Loulou Adelaide Posts: 6,247
    My friend chased a woman who stole $300 worth of meat from her shop and got punched in the face. My friend then hit the woman so hard in the face that she knocked her out! :shock: :thumbup:
    “ "Thank you Palestrina. It’s a wonderful evening, it’s great to be here and I wanna dedicate you a super sexy song." " (last words of Mark Sandman of Morphine)


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  • STAYSEA
    STAYSEA Posts: 3,814
    Loulou wrote:
    My friend chased a woman who stole $300 worth of meat from her shop and got punched in the face. My friend then hit the woman so hard in the face that she knocked her out! :shock: :thumbup:


    OMG! meat?

    HA! HA... I'm lmfao!

    sausages? steaks?

    WOW! serious meat issues! I love it! :lol:

    Power to your friend. Slapped her with a turkey neck? JK! Awesome!!!!!

    Stoopid thieves. :nono:
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  • Loulou
    Loulou Adelaide Posts: 6,247
    My best friend is a sweetheart but she's a tough cookie. This idiot really messed with the wrooooong girl. :lol:
    STAYSEA wrote:
    Loulou wrote:
    My friend chased a woman who stole $300 worth of meat from her shop and got punched in the face. My friend then hit the woman so hard in the face that she knocked her out! :shock: :thumbup:


    OMG! meat?

    HA! HA... I'm lmfao!

    sausages? steaks?

    WOW! serious meat issues! I love it! :lol:

    Power to your friend. Slapped her with a turkey neck? JK! Awesome!!!!!

    Stoopid thieves. :nono:
    “ "Thank you Palestrina. It’s a wonderful evening, it’s great to be here and I wanna dedicate you a super sexy song." " (last words of Mark Sandman of Morphine)


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    Adelaide 2006 night 1
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    Christchurch NZ 2009
    Eddie Vedder, Adelaide 2011
    PJ20 USA 2011 night 1
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    Adelaide BIG DAY OUT 2014
  • callen
    callen Posts: 6,388
    STAYSEA wrote:
    josevolution wrote:
    That the juice of one lime makes for a perfect Margarita , along with 1 1/2 shots of good tequila and 1 shot of triple sec , salted rimmed glass .......

    I learned the same"
    substitue Grand Marnier for the triple sec and that's the perfect Margarita. Blue Aguave Tequila only... :D
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  • STAYSEA
    STAYSEA Posts: 3,814
    An diesem Wochenende lernte ich, wie man Übertragungsflüssigkeit für ein durch bayerische Motorarbeiten verfertigtes Auto ersetzte.

    Ich genoß wirklich das.

    Honestly, I did. ;)
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  • peacefrompaul
    peacefrompaul Posts: 25,293
    Loulou wrote:
    My friend chased a woman who stole $300 worth of meat from her shop and got punched in the face. My friend then hit the woman so hard in the face that she knocked her out! :shock: :thumbup:

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  • lukin2006
    lukin2006 Posts: 9,087
    I learned my neighbour is far more inconsiderate than I already thought (live in townhome complex)... hired a roofing company to roof her unit on a Sunday starting at 7 AM ... the only day of the week my wife gets to sleep in ... to top it off a big roof vent was thrown on on our deck which could have hit my wife or dog ... which resulted in a discussion with roofers to be more careful, which should have been her job. And she could have notified neighbours or at least had roofers start around 9 or 10, especially on a Sunday.
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  • josevolution
    josevolution Posts: 32,164
    callen wrote:
    STAYSEA wrote:
    josevolution wrote:
    That the juice of one lime makes for a perfect Margarita , along with 1 1/2 shots of good tequila and 1 shot of triple sec , salted rimmed glass .......

    I learned the same"
    substitue Grand Marnier for the triple sec and that's the perfect Margarita. Blue Aguave Tequila only... :D

    I add the Marnier after i've poured the margarita into a glass it sinks right to the bottom for a great finish try it :mrgreen:
    jesus greets me looks just like me ....
  • PJ_Soul
    PJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,960
    That a surprising number of parents are perfectly willing to dangle their small children over a deadly waterfall while standing on a slippery rock.
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  • Snakeduck
    Snakeduck Posts: 1,056
    PJ_Soul wrote:
    That a surprising number of parents are perfectly willing to dangle their small children over a deadly waterfall while standing on a slippery rock.

    Nothing wrong with that!

    I learned the snow has only retreated to about 8,000 feet...
  • PJ_Soul
    PJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,960
    Snakeduck wrote:
    PJ_Soul wrote:
    That a surprising number of parents are perfectly willing to dangle their small children over a deadly waterfall while standing on a slippery rock.

    Nothing wrong with that!
    No.... only 3 people have died there this season so far because they got too close to the edge. I guess that's not THAT bad for this point in the season... the number probably won't get over 10 by the end of August. :?
    With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
  • Snakeduck
    Snakeduck Posts: 1,056
    PJ_Soul wrote:
    Snakeduck wrote:
    PJ_Soul wrote:
    That a surprising number of parents are perfectly willing to dangle their small children over a deadly waterfall while standing on a slippery rock.

    Nothing wrong with that!
    No.... only 3 people have died there this season so far because they got too close to the edge. I guess that's not THAT bad for this point in the season... the number probably won't get over 10 by the end of August. :?

    Sounds like Yosemite... where are your idiots at?
  • shep
    shep Houston Posts: 5,902
    peacefrompaul wrote:
    Loulou wrote:
    My friend chased a woman who stole $300 worth of meat from her shop and got punched in the face. My friend then hit the woman so hard in the face that she knocked her out! :shock: :thumbup:

    327399.jpg

    :lol:

    I was about the post the exact same image.

    I started re-watching all the episodes from Season 1 onwards last week...

    :lol:

    I learned that apparently Presidente is the only beer served in the dominican republic... and that Rum Punch might be one of my favorite drinks... right up there with a good whiskey sour. :D
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  • PJ_Soul
    PJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,960
    Snakeduck wrote:
    PJ_Soul wrote:
    Snakeduck wrote:

    Nothing wrong with that!
    No.... only 3 people have died there this season so far because they got too close to the edge. I guess that's not THAT bad for this point in the season... the number probably won't get over 10 by the end of August. :?

    Sounds like Yosemite... where are your idiots at?
    Golden Ears Provincial Park. See, the people like to dangle children or goof around right about where what looks like that little kid is standing in this photo. :fp: (and that's nothing - that is later in the summer when the runoff isn't flooding through. Right now those falls are quadruple the size)

    GoldenEarsPark05.jpg
    With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
  • Snakeduck
    Snakeduck Posts: 1,056
    PJ_Soul wrote:
    Golden Ears Provincial Park. See, the people like to dangle children or goof around right about where what looks like that little kid is standing in this photo. :fp: (and that's nothing - that is later in the summer when the runoff isn't flooding through. Right now those falls are quadruple the size)

    GoldenEarsPark05.jpg

    D'oh!

    I have books recounting deaths in each of the National Parks in America and Yosemite is well out in front. A lot of rock climbers die there, but I was amazed at how many idiots get washed over falls every year, mostly by wading out into the river right above the falls for a good pic and then someone slips...
  • PJ_Soul
    PJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,960
    Snakeduck wrote:
    PJ_Soul wrote:
    Golden Ears Provincial Park. See, the people like to dangle children or goof around right about where what looks like that little kid is standing in this photo. :fp: (and that's nothing - that is later in the summer when the runoff isn't flooding through. Right now those falls are quadruple the size)

    GoldenEarsPark05.jpg

    D'oh!

    I have books recounting deaths in each of the National Parks in America and Yosemite is well out in front. A lot of rock climbers die there, but I was amazed at how many idiots get washed over falls every year, mostly by wading out into the river right above the falls for a good pic and then someone slips...
    Exactly. :nono:
    Yeah, I heard that 2 or 3 just died at Yosemite on the weekend. :( One over the falls, one from a rock falling on his head when his climbing partner accidentally dislodged it above him. Oops.
    With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
  • PJ_Soul
    PJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,960
    edited June 2013
    Snakeduck wrote:
    PJ_Soul wrote:
    Golden Ears Provincial Park. See, the people like to dangle children or goof around right about where what looks like that little kid is standing in this photo. :fp: (and that's nothing - that is later in the summer when the runoff isn't flooding through. Right now those falls are quadruple the size)

    GoldenEarsPark05.jpg

    D'oh!

    I have books recounting deaths in each of the National Parks in America and Yosemite is well out in front. A lot of rock climbers die there, but I was amazed at how many idiots get washed over falls every year, mostly by wading out into the river right above the falls for a good pic and then someone slips...
    Oh, and it happens because of this, too - you can see on the right side that the waterfall suddenly starts right at the edge of this beautiful spot once the runoff has stopped. The waterfall begins about 1 foot out of this photo. People get caught in the undertow from that while swimming in this deceivingly amazing and calm swimming hole. And of course the people who jump on the cliff there into the pool and break their necks are also a factor. :fp:

    GoldenEarsPark06.jpg
    Post edited by PJ_Soul on
    With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
  • Snakeduck
    Snakeduck Posts: 1,056
    PJ_Soul wrote:
    Snakeduck wrote:
    PJ_Soul wrote:
    Golden Ears Provincial Park. See, the people like to dangle children or goof around right about where what looks like that little kid is standing in this photo. :fp: (and that's nothing - that is later in the summer when the runoff isn't flooding through. Right now those falls are quadruple the size)

    GoldenEarsPark05.jpg

    D'oh!

    I have books recounting deaths in each of the National Parks in America and Yosemite is well out in front. A lot of rock climbers die there, but I was amazed at how many idiots get washed over falls every year, mostly by wading out into the river right above the falls for a good pic and then someone slips...
    Exactly. :nono:
    Yeah, I heard that 2 or 3 just died at Yosemite on the weekend. :( One over the falls, one from a rock falling on his head when his climbing partner accidentally dislodged it above him. Oops.

    Still, has to be better than getting boiled alive in Yellowstone geothermal water... :|
  • Snakeduck
    Snakeduck Posts: 1,056
    PJ_Soul wrote:
    Snakeduck wrote:
    PJ_Soul wrote:
    Golden Ears Provincial Park. See, the people like to dangle children or goof around right about where what looks like that little kid is standing in this photo. :fp: (and that's nothing - that is later in the summer when the runoff isn't flooding through. Right now those falls are quadruple the size)

    GoldenEarsPark05.jpg

    D'oh!

    I have books recounting deaths in each of the National Parks in America and Yosemite is well out in front. A lot of rock climbers die there, but I was amazed at how many idiots get washed over falls every year, mostly by wading out into the river right above the falls for a good pic and then someone slips...
    Oh, and it happens because of this, too - you can see on the right side that the waterfall suddenly starts right at the edge of this beautiful spot once the runoff has stopped. People get caught in the undertow from that while swimming in this deceivingly amazing and calm swimming hole. And of course the people who jump on the cliff there into the pool and break their necks are also a factor. :fp:

    GoldenEarsPark06.jpg

    That is beautiful! That's it, I'm jumping off and going swimming! Nobody can stop me... :D

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