utterly random picture thread.

[JackyJoll]

And why do asteroids always land in craters?

And who takes them away once they've landed, I've never seen one, where do they keep them?

The must bounce away again.

[Horse]

Look on the other side of the world, there might be an exit wound.

[Yambo]

https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/perman ... /ahnighito

"The original meteorite, called Cape York, was initially around 200 tons—at least six times the size of Ahnighito—before it broke apart in the atmosphere. Two other fragments of Cape York can also be seen in this hall. At 34 tons, Ahnighito is the largest meteorite on display in any museum."

That's incredible!

Not the lump of iron, but that they felt they had to give it a name.

"That's a nice rock!"
"Isn't it! I call it Trump"
Wtf do you call it Trump?"
"Because it's a bit of peridotite!"

[Mr. Dazzle]

That section of that Museum is incredible IMO....the whole museum (The American Museum of Natural History) is pretty bloody good actually.

I would guess someone named this bit giant mysterious rock in the middle of Greenland before they knew what it was!

[Taipan]

[Skub]

Really handy if you have the scoots....

[Taipan]

[demographic]

I might have posted this before but I've had wine and can't remember.
I'm the blonde one holding the lion cub, to be fair it looks pretty fucking unimpressed by the whole deal.
The dark haired lad lived next door which was mebbe 200 yards away.


We sold a horse (named Cherry and a 1/4 hackney so picked it's hooves up nicely) to a circus and because of that I ended up holding a lion cub. To be fair I can't remember much about it apart from the fact it happened and I have a photo.

Jeez, I remember more about the horse, weird eh? She could jump a five bar gate from almost a standing start. We never knew til the day we sold her and we said she wasn't a jumper.
Left her in one side of the long building by the byre and next day she was over the bloody gate.
By then the sale was agreed and we'd said all the sales talk. It was honest when we said it.

[JackyJoll]

Four of the cheap, mate!

[JackyJoll]

Really handy if you have the scoots....

Or you’re bursting for a pee-aggio.

[Taipan]

Four of the cheap, mate!

The investigation blamed the Hotel for the accident as they'd left their landing light on!

[JackyJoll]

There’s a quote to go with it:

“The aircraft, registered G-AAYL, a De Havilland DH 60G Gipsy Moth seen here in 1931 on Jersey with a wing folded up having been successfully pushed up from the beach to be refuelled at the local garage.”

[Noggin]

I laughed far too much at this!!

[Noggin]

Who? What? Why? Who!! WHAT??!!! LOL

[Saga Lout]

There’s a quote to go with it:

“The aircraft, registered G-AAYL, a De Havilland DH 60G Gipsy Moth seen here in 1931 on Jersey with a wing folded up having been successfully pushed up from the beach to be refuelled at the local garage.”

Presumably before the invention of the jerry can.

[JackyJoll]

There’s a quote to go with it:

“The aircraft, registered G-AAYL, a De Havilland DH 60G Gipsy Moth seen here in 1931 on Jersey with a wing folded up having been successfully pushed up from the beach to be refuelled at the local garage.”

Presumably before the invention of the jerry can.

Our side certainly didn’t have jerrycans in 1931!

[Yorick]

Looking down to Famara today.

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[slowsider]

There’s a quote to go with it:

“The aircraft, registered G-AAYL, a De Havilland DH 60G Gipsy Moth seen here in 1931 on Jersey with a wing folded up having been successfully pushed up from the beach to be refuelled at the local garage.”

Presumably before the invention of the jerry can.

Our side certainly didn’t have jerrycans in 1931!

They had them in Jersey a few years later

[David]

Surprising how many people do not recognise why they are called " jerry cans".

[JackyJoll]

Surprising how many people do not recognise why they are called " jerry cans".

Yes, they were very nearly called Tom cans.