Some ice with that sir?
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Woke up this morning to see this float by about a mile offshore
A mile offshore??
That's no moon. That's a space station!
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No, no, wait...hey! That's no marshmallow. Not a moon, nor a space station.
I think, yes, yes, it's robeiaiaiiandsometimesy's "moistened bint":
But, shouldn't there be a comma after "strange women"? Anyway. Clearly, Rob shouldn't write when he has his Pernod.
I think, yes, yes, it's robeiaiaiiandsometimesy's "moistened bint":
But, shouldn't there be a comma after "strange women"? Anyway. Clearly, Rob shouldn't write when he has his Pernod.
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I'm pretty sure that's a cover for a secret underwater facility operated by a megalomaniac intent on taking over the world. If only 007 were here!
Maryn, who liked the last Bond movie
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I currently live up on the east coast of Newfoundland, and , yes, there is plenty of land for sale up here. And it's cheap ... you just have to be able to put up with the winters
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Woke up this morning to see this float by about a mile offshore
Holy refrigerator, Batman!
Wow! This is more than slightly impressive! I wonder if there were any polar bears wandering around on it. Since 2/3 is below the water surface, think about the fish-eye view.
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Is this a joke?
Did you take the picture?
Has it happened before?
I'm fascinated by vast lumps of ice. I'm Australian and we don't have much water where I'm from.
When you fly from London to New York they fly in a curve towards the top of the globe, and in the winter you can see the sea all frozed up beneath you.
I find it extraordinary.
Did you take the picture?
Has it happened before?
I'm fascinated by vast lumps of ice. I'm Australian and we don't have much water where I'm from.
When you fly from London to New York they fly in a curve towards the top of the globe, and in the winter you can see the sea all frozed up beneath you.
I find it extraordinary.
No joke... there are currently around 500 bergs going past Newfoundland.
It happens every year at this time
And yes... I took that picture, from my bedroom window.
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It is a sight I would love to see myself one day.
I am genuinely envious.
Is this the result of global warming or is it a regular sight at the end of the winter?
I am genuinely envious.
Is this the result of global warming or is it a regular sight at the end of the winter?
Tide and wind brought ice into the harbor this morning. Got this nice pic of a small berg outside the front window.
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Bugger me, that is fucking amazing.
You moved to Newfoundland from where, if you don't mind me asking?
I myself lived in Tasmania (another remote outpost) for nearly 10 years and moved to the big city.
You moved to Newfoundland from where, if you don't mind me asking?
I myself lived in Tasmania (another remote outpost) for nearly 10 years and moved to the big city.
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Nice.
My father's Glaswegian, although he's not been back in forty years.
I spent five days touring Scotland in 2006.
Glasgow to Skye to the Orkney's to Inverness back to Glasgow.
Best thing about England is Scotland, I think.
My father's Glaswegian, although he's not been back in forty years.
I spent five days touring Scotland in 2006.
Glasgow to Skye to the Orkney's to Inverness back to Glasgow.
Best thing about England is Scotland, I think.