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Splash demonstrates the proper way to Snice. First you locate just the right puddle of snow and ice (thus snice). Then you roll and slide yourself over the area until you are coated with crystals. Then flip to the other side and coat thoroughly. Then stand up and shake all of the snice off. Repeat as often as possible.
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The thing with everyone buying a big green tent is when you come back drunk in the dark and they all look the same. That's why ours is purple. #thesmartparty #reddwarfshuffle
Sometimes it's awkward to hold the thing you are drilling, get the screw started, and keep the screwdriver straight.
it had proper rubber feet so it wasnt a chop down or maybe the rubber feet were replaces after a chop down!!
I love daffodils, they are the most beautiful flowers and some years they are just everywhere. This year every bunch I have bought has turned out to be those "double" daffs or the pale ones with orange centres. Those ones my be pretty but they are not proper daffs, These ones are.
These were rescued by the child-shaped-demons, they went to the park with my Dad on Easter Sunday and some twunts had pulled them out of the flower beds and left them to die. The demons brought them home to Mummy. They are quite nice sometimes ;)
The portrait selected for one of the three essays, "Why do you talk so proper?". The image has been simplified for the design process.
This armor was developed for the joust-a sporting combat between two mounted contestants. Although all of the elements of this armor date from the same period, they are not all from the same suit. This armor is thus called "composed." It also shows the asymmetry of jousting armor. The participants rode along a wall-like barrier known as a "tilt" with their left sides facing one another. Consequently, armor on that side of the body had to be thicker. Note the large plate (grandguard) over the left shoulder for extra protection. Also, the breathing holes in the helmet were placed on the right side (farthest from an opponent's lance) to avoid injuries from splinters. The bracket attached to the right breastplate is called the lance-rest, a shock-absorbing support designed to accommodate the lance when "couched" under the right armpit.
South Germany, 16th century
steel, leather straps, brass rivets
Overall: 31 cm (12 3/16 in.)
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Severance
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