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10y ago
Many oceanic fish also have non trivial amounts potable fluid along their spines.
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10y ago
Doesn't mean that that was against the law. Romans had legal slavery.
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10y ago
I never was really a fan of SS, prejudiced by /fit/ I guess :). I found 5x5 [1] a really good resource for learning basic powerlifting techniques as well as body mechanics, something that has contributed greatly to my overall fitn
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10y ago
I'm also Australian and I'm disappointed that you are frightened by inanimate objects. I was taught how to use firearms as a child though so perhaps your lack of exposure has solidified into a misplaced fear as an adult (I hypothe
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I have firsthand knowledge that a certain Australian three letter agency was filling USB ports for non-cleared staff with silicone gel, more than 10 years ago.
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The Hanjin California was seized and moored down the road from my house in Sydney. I was actually down at the water to see it before I knew about the parent firm's collapse. It's pretty interesting seeing such a big ship in what&#
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I once toyed around with the idea of making a browser based virtual world for 4chan when I still used it regularly (~2008ish). Heavily inspired by Gibson and Stephenson. Each board would be it's own green wireframe building off a main
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Hi, sorry but this is false. There are no such thing as 'stabilising muscles'. Whilst you do learn the proper technique over time (and this eliminates 'shakiness') - this is due to muscle memory and improved propriocepti
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Have you thought about 3D printing these? Not sure how you'd colour them but could be interesting.
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Study predicts US heatwaves 50 days prior using ocean temperatures
(www2.ucar.edu)
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