Sorry to bring up Hercules in the shout box, but I noticed most of the albums with cd versions are asking for 50 euro ($80 something) each. Who's paying that much for an album?
So someone suggested I open a cool stuff from the internet thread after posting interesting but unfunny videos in the funny section. This thread is for anything cool you come across on the net.
I gave up following a ball once I made it from the top-left corner to the bottom-left corner. I don't have enough time in the day to do a complete lap.
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"Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something."
This is awesome...I wonder how much time has been spent on making this....It must took months....
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"Cross is only an iron,hope is just an illusion,freedom is nothing but a name..."
"Build your walls of the dead stone...Build your roofs of a dead wood..Build your dreams of a dead thoughts"
Quote: "Nick Risinger, a 28-year-old native of Seattle, trekked more than 60,000 miles around the western United States and South Africa to create the largest-ever true-color image of the stellar sphere. The final result is an interactive, zoomable sky map showing the full Milky Way and the stars, planets, galaxies and nebulae around it."
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In the name of forests; In the name of stars; In the name of all the seas; In the name of storms... Proud sons of ancient nation; Proud sons of sacred song in the wind; Proud sons behind a mirror of ice who told... Fathers of the icy age!!
Quote: Moon and Venus Over Switzerland
Credit & Copyright: David Kaplan
Explanation: Sometimes a morning sky can be a combination of serene and surreal. Such a sky perhaps existed before sunrise this past Sunday as viewed from a snowy slope in eastern Switzerland. Quiet clouds blanket the above scene, lit from beneath by lights from the village of Trübbach. A snow covered mountain, Mittlerspitz, poses dramatically on the upper left, hovering over the small town of Balzers, Liechtenstein far below. Peaks from the Alps can be seen across the far right, just below the freshly rising Sun. Visible on the upper right are the crescent Moon and the bright planet Venus. Venus will remain in the morning sky all month, although it will likely not be found in such a photogenic setting.