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I see both larger and small birds in that picture, and they haven't even bothered adding a bird of prey.
Also no birdie num num ( in case there are any Peter Sellers aficionados out there )
 
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Well, you do have to consider the source as well as their intended audience, who probably needs things spelled out at this level so they can comprehend it :eek:

Good journalism still exists but most of journalism these days is slanted towards making money, not reporting events accurately :mad: It's what most people want these days, and the rest of us suffer because of them :cry:

Phil
 
Kids today, are not dressed that well.
Not that i am the one to say, for me it is always casual Friday.

I would however like a proper Zoot suit. for those rare occasions, where i might want to dress up for the part.
 
You are familiar with the job air traffic controller, and probably know thats a job with little room for error.
Well a Danish one of those are in court these days for showing up for work, and working some with a BAC of 2.62 %, which in layman's terms are what is called extremely ****faced and probably out cold if you are not a hardcore party animal.
O and this was a military ATC,,,,,,, attached to Fighter Wing Skrydstrup.

I swear some times i feel like i have woken up and crossed over to some parralell univers with slightly different rules of physics,,,, and intelligence.
 
Dashmellow said:
A boy seeing a TV screen for the first time - 1948

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I'm pretty sure I remember reading a BBC article quite a while back and they said when people saw the TV at the Worlds Fair the first time, most people thought it was some kind of magic trick!
 
joe384 said:
I'm pretty sure I remember reading a BBC article quite a while back and they said when people saw the TV at the Worlds Fair the first time, most people thought it was some kind of magic trick!
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"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." - Arthur C. Clarke

See: Clarke's three laws
 
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Indeed.
Even i a person like me from a developed country, and of some intelligence, still have to call magic or witchcraft some times.
 
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A perfect example are today's mobile phones and 'smart' watches, not too many years ago they were nothing more than the fruit of a science fiction writer's imagination.
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And the imagination of one particular actual scientist.
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Yeah Nikola deserved more than getting screwed over, clearly a visionary guy.
 
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