I miss seeing Weekly World News in those racks.
"Celebrity bullshit"
"Celebrity bullshit"
"Celebrity bullshit"
"Bigfoot/Alien Hybrids meet with President Bush"
"Celebrity bullshit"
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"Celebrity bullshit"
"Celebrity bullshit"
"Celebrity bullshit"
"Bigfoot/Alien Hybrids meet with President Bush"
"Celebrity bullshit"
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Well, we do have a lot of pack animal behaviour in our nature, so it's pretty natural for us to pay attention to those above us and treat them more valuable than the rest. Most sees celebrities as a dream, as someone on the top, making them (for some people) a sort-of pack leader.
That's what's wrong, the pack leaders are chosen by the media, not through a natural selection process. I think more and more people are seeing through it though, as they are being made aware of the way the media operates and they start to see behind the scene and notice the strings on those puppets and the hands of politicians and corporations making them dance.
fixed.
The sea's abyss always scared the fuck out of me D:
But wonderful nontheless, I'd love more than anything to explore it and find new species of fish and whatnot!
So would my dad lolol he used to work with Cousteau, was the submarine engineer or something
Not sure how much of this is accurate, but I thought this was really interesting, scale wise. +1 for the Freddy Mercury/David Bowie insert. I live near where the Edmund Fitzgerald went down, so I like this kind of stuff.
So people can scuba dive in lower depths than nuclear submarines? Wat
U.S. Military nuclear sub generally dives to 243 meters whereas the deep sea diving record for a person in deep sea scuba gear is 318 meters. The military won't acknowledge the actual depth that a nuclear sub can submerge though.
Not sure how much of this is accurate, but I thought this was really interesting, scale wise. +1 for the Freddy Mercury/David Bowie insert. I live near where the Edmund Fitzgerald went down, so I like this kind of stuff.
now i want to open that door..
Mount Kelimutu in Indonesia. The three crater lakes at the top vary in color periodically.
Glow Worm caves in New Zealand
Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia
Glowing blue tide in Maldives. Caused by a natural chemical reaction called Bio-luminescence.
Glow Worm caves in New Zealand
Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia
Glowing blue tide in Maldives. Caused by a natural chemical reaction called Bio-luminescence.
Lord Scrambles
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The world never stops filling me with awe and wonder, share anything you find that has the wow factor.
Reminds me of Centralia.
I really really want to walk through this tunnel of trees.
And swim here...
Well at least you can see the sharks when there coming my beach looks like this.
Amazing underwater caves
Photographer Anatoly Beloshchin’s photo series of Cenote Angelita (‘Little Angel’) in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula:
an apparent ‘river’ in a collapsed limestone cenote cave formed by a phenomenon known as halocline.
According to Beloshchin, Cenote Angelita is fresh water until a depth of about 29m.
There’s then a 1m layer of hydrogen sulphide, below which the entire base of the cave is filled with a dense layer of saltwater 30m to 60m deep.
This saltwater layer is the ‘river’.
Photographer Anatoly Beloshchin’s photo series of Cenote Angelita (‘Little Angel’) in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula:
an apparent ‘river’ in a collapsed limestone cenote cave formed by a phenomenon known as halocline.
According to Beloshchin, Cenote Angelita is fresh water until a depth of about 29m.
There’s then a 1m layer of hydrogen sulphide, below which the entire base of the cave is filled with a dense layer of saltwater 30m to 60m deep.
This saltwater layer is the ‘river’.
I've always wanted to go dive at one of those, it just has to feel so surreal!
Also, scuba diving in itself is such an amazing experience, I only did it a few times but really want to do it again!
My father in law was a diver for the army corps of engineers for years. He did a lot of neat dives with that big brass helmet. My ex dives as well, but I am not keen on deep water although I have been snorkeling in Mexico.
