Has your shirt been anywhere interesting?

[saudivette]

Got any pics of you wearing your shirt in interesting or unusual places?

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k300/billioo/IMGP1110.jpg

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k300/billioo/IMGP1117.jpg

[mrvette]

Most anywhere I ever been is NA continent...saw the Grand Canyon last year, for the first time...I"m 63 now....dwarfs anything else in the world....sheer SIZE alone just mind boggeling....

I see you did a bit of the tourist trap thing there.....neat ways to make stone shapes they did years ago.....

wonder how in hell a basically agrarian society of ANY type could afford the manpower to spare to build that stuff....THAT is what's amazing to me....

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :cheers:

[saudivette]

...I see you did a bit of the tourist trap thing there.....neat ways to make stone shapes they did years ago.....

wonder how in hell a basically agrarian society of ANY type could afford the manpower to spare to build that stuff....THAT is what's amazing to me....

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :cheers:


I've been to Cairo before but it was my son's first time so we had to go and do the touro thing. He had a ball though.

Lord knows how they were built but they're pretty impressive up close. When you get inside you see what the workmanship was like when they built them. Massive blocks of stone that you couldn't fit a .001" feeler gauge between!

The Grand Canyon is on my list of places to see before I go back to Oz...

[V-Twin]

slave labour

[saudivette]

slave labour

Probably :laughing:

[mrvette]

slave labour

Dont matter one way or another, laws of physics.....can only get so much work output for so much food intake....lots of men, have to have decent enough health, means lots of food production surplus to feed the crew....

yeh, maybe if controlled tight enough they can beat it outta them...but still they have to live enough to do the job....still equates to tons of food....

I suspect the climate there was much much MUCH greener then than now...it changed, or not possible to have pulled off construction like that....
for one thing I read there are seeds of ancient plants mixed into the sands there....add water and they grow....dunno if true and to what extent that is true....I beleive about the feel gauge, heard that before....that is also amazing, as that took TIME effort....more FOOD....WATER....

no tinfoil hat here, but it's awful strange....

I need get a DC T shirt too....

:thumbsup:

[The Torch]

The most interesting place mine has been is the CF 'club' parking in Effingham this past weekend :laughing:

[saudivette]

The most interesting place mine has been is the CF 'club' parking in Effingham this past weekend :laughing:

Don't mean nuthin without pics! :thumbsup:

:rolling: :rolling:

[johnnyk8]

Probably :laughing:
Slave Labor and the fear of god. You can get a great deal done with those two things looming over your shoulder.

[big2bird]

The most interesting place mine has been is the CF 'club' parking in Effingham this past weekend :laughing:

:rolling: :rolling: :rolling:

[73VetteGirl]

Cool pics...:thumbsup:

[Poncherello]

The most interesting place my t-shirt has been is in a ball on the floor of this woman's hotel room: :D


http://www.nndb.com/people/554/000023485/helenhunt-sm.jpg

[TwinTurbo]

Dont matter one way or another, laws of physics.....can only get so much work output for so much food intake....lots of men, have to have decent enough health, means lots of food production surplus to feed the crew....

yeh, maybe if controlled tight enough they can beat it outta them...but still they have to live enough to do the job....still equates to tons of food....

I suspect the climate there was much much MUCH greener then than now...it changed, or not possible to have pulled off construction like that....
for one thing I read there are seeds of ancient plants mixed into the sands there....add water and they grow....dunno if true and to what extent that is true....I beleive about the feel gauge, heard that before....that is also amazing, as that took TIME effort....more FOOD....WATER....

no tinfoil hat here, but it's awful strange....

I need get a DC T shirt too....

:thumbsup:

aliens buit it man! Read that book airport of the gods about the nazca plains and all, a real eye opener. Them indians back then even carved a picture of neil armstrong in the bedrock :rolling: :crazy:

[TwinTurbo]

The most interesting place my t-shirt has been is in a ball on the floor of this woman's hotel room: :D


http://www.nndb.com/people/554/000023485/helenhunt-sm.jpg


and I thought melissa etheridge was a dike :rolling: :laughing:

[Dan85Vette]

saudivette

Your pics are frick'n awesome!!!! How cool is that to have your DC shirts in front of the pyramids.

Made my day.

[Patrick]

AWESOME PHOTO! :surprised

[saudivette]

:thud:

[saudivette]

saudivette

Your pics are frick'n awesome!!!! How cool is that to have your DC shirts in front of the pyramids.

Made my day.

Thanks mate. This pic is inside the Great Pyramid. It's (apparently) an air shaft from when it was being built that has been opened up so that you can get inside. You go down the shaft for about 25-30 meters then it climbs up for maybe 100 meters until you reach the burial chamber. The only thing you walk on is the duck boards you can see in the pic - my thigh muscles are STILL howling :crazy:

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k300/billioo/inside.jpg

[big2bird]

Thanks mate. This pic is inside the Great Pyramid. It's (apparently) an air shaft from when it was being built that has been opened up so that you can get inside. You go down the shaft for about 25-30 meters then it climbs up for maybe 100 meters until you reach the burial chamber. The only thing you walk on is the duck boards you can see in the pic - my thigh muscles are STILL howling :crazy:

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k300/billioo/inside.jpg

Now hold on. Did you get the flow rate for that shaft? How much CFM? What size carb do they recommend?:rolling: :rolling:

[Bob88]

and I thought melissa etheridge was a dike :rolling: :laughing:

She might be, but I believe thats Helen Hunt.:laughing: :laughing: