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I wonder if I could find some billionaire who would by the image for $10 million. I'll even sign it for no extra charge.turbo-1 said:You may not know about the laser beam and the disintegration ray, but you sure found the "impressionist" imaging button.
Oh where could that be as if I couldn't guess!ZapperZ said:
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Astronuc said:Nice collection of books. I have several and I see others I need to get - like that orange one.
Gravitation by Misner, Thorne and Wheeler is a classic!waht said:Thanks, the orange one is pretty interesting. Also Thorne's GR is fascinating. I'm saving it for the "black" contest.
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neutrino said:I'm surprised that no one's yet taken a picture of one of the many Orange Counties in the U.S.. *hint, hint*
That'd be too clichéd.ZapperZ said:I'm surprised no one has a picture of oranges!
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slider142 said:It's scary how much your bookshelf looks like mine. I'm only missing 3 of those books. D:
neutrino said:I'm surprised that no one's yet taken a picture of one of the many Orange Counties in the U.S.. *hint, hint*
Moonbear said:It's a fun surprise to see how many interpretations of orange folks have come up with (and indeed, that none of them were of oranges!).
robphy said:Actually, mine is an "Orange"... Otto the Orange.
Just after I took that, one of the Amsterdam canal tour boats tried to get through -- they're about 40ft long! Suffice to say, it didn't go down too well with the revellers who jumped from their boats to board (and moon) itMoonbear said:Wow, I'd heard about the Queen's Day parties in the Netherlands, but had never seen a picture to grasp the full impact of the scale of the party on the boats. I'm surprised some of those boats are still floating with the number of people on them!