Maco1969

Trendies, hipster chicken?

Snap! Can’t even put a new one in…

The O’s are I’s! Fiid? Feyeeyed?

I wonder if there isn’t a stable chamber shape that promotes turbulence in a controlled manner in order to prevent it getting out of hand? A little bit like the dimples on a golf ball create micro pockets of turbulence promoting laminar flow.

The son is going to inherit the company, he’s clearly terrified and going to piss the whole thing up the wall within five years of being given the reins.

I probably got a pretty decent dose of lead due to licking my brushes in the eighties, little sets of paints in lead tubes.

Don’t worry about the quality of the paint, I grew up using cheap Chinese water paints and it was OK.

That’s alright, fusion is only ten years away!

Geese, ducks and chickens had all already evolved when the dinosaurs went extinct. They are all tough hombre.

Scavenging for food, digging up any available crops and planting for next year.

Alles klar.

ZX81, couldn’t afford games so learned to program, wrote little graphical adventures using a text map.

Britain bombed Dresden for three days, Germany used incendiary bombs in London, Coventry and Birmingham for three years.

That is a brilliant summation, well done!

It’s stale mate.

There’s also the fact that throughout the history of civilization we have to spend more time working to exist as population density increases. India 70 hour average working week, European cave man 20 hour working week, one mammoth is a lot of food.

Ironic that this came from Oxfam given that their workers in the UK are about to strike due to having to use food banks because of low wages.

It’s just an idea, brackets grow normally on fallen trees that are horizontal but I think tree rings are a bit too much for them to compute.

Normal brackets are at ninety degrees to the grain of the wood, this isn’t possible when growing out of sawn off end grain. It’s not something that occurs naturally.

Looks like a beefsteak fungus that has grown abnormally due to its location on a saw off branch scar.