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Permanent Mission of Principality of Monaco to the UN, New York, 17 September 2022.
© ITU/J. Gorlovetskaya
1 second equals 50 minutes. Out of focus, but that's how it goes; the RPi camera module has fixed focus and a focal length that wouldn't really capture much detail at the distance required. Just couldn't resist the pun.
Heute ist wieder Equal Pay Day - jener Tag, ab dem die Frauen in Österreich aufgrund ihres zu geringen Einkommens theoretisch gratis arbeiten, während ihre männlichen Kollegen weiter verdienen. Wir akzeptieren diese Einkommensungleichheit nicht.
Permanent Mission of Principality of Monaco to the UN, New York, 17 September 2022.
© ITU/J. Gorlovetskaya
OK ladies.
No! I don't know his name, phone number, address, marital or economic status.
Philadelphia, Boathouse Row, August.
Good hunting!
Supporting and Mentoring Youth Advocates and Leaders (SMYAL) was formed to meet the needs of LGBTQ youth in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area - smyal.org
GST Voles day at Sandy Smith NR 28/11/2017
Commentary for GST day 2/1/2018 at SSNR.
16:43 (16 minutes ago)
Dear All, Captain Tim: Right Sargent Willis, call the men in.
Sargent Willis: Excuse me sir, but haven’t you noticed some of the men are women?
Capt. Tim: Oh don’t be so pedantic Willis, besides in my platoon everyone is treated equal, no matter what persuasion they happen to be. Just get them together.
Sarg. Willis: I say, would you mind awfully just coming together for the Captain, quick as you can, thank you so much, that’s awfully nice of you.
Corporal Moffatt: You heard what the officer said get fallen in, smartly does it now, smartly does it, that’s right, that’s right. Permission to speak sir, the men are fallen in sir. That is to say the women are fallen as well sir, they’re all fallen.
Capt. Tim: Alright, alright corporal Moffatt, no need to take on so. Now look hear men.
Private J. Breed: And women.
Capt. Tim: Quiet in the ranks. Now today we’re going down to the small copse and I’m going to demonstrate how to take down a tree.
Private Mercer: Oh dear, poor fellow, was it someone we know, should I get a stretcher?
Capt. Tim: I said copse not corpse! I do wish you’d listen when I’m talking to you. Now follow me and no dawdling.
Corp. Moffatt: You heard what the officer said, no dawdling, no dawdling, I won’t have no dawdling. The men aren’t dawdling no more sir.
At the copse.
Capt. Tim: Right pay attention everybody, I’m going to show you how to take down this tree. Now first I decide which way it’s going to fall. That’s very important as you don’t want it falling on anyone.
Private Mercer: Oh dear, I do hope you’re not going to do anything too dangerous, I’ve only got a couple of aspirins, a bandage and some cotton wool.
Capt. Tim: No, no, no, no. You’re perfectly safe with me. I’ve done this plenty of times nothing can go wrong can it Sargent Willis
Sarg. Willis: If you say so sir.
Capt. Tim: I do wish you’d back me up a bit more Willis, you’re not setting a good example to the men.
Private J. Breed: Or women.
Capt. Tim: Oh do be quiet Breed. Now as I was saying, first I decide which way I want it to fall.
Sarg. Willis: Doesn’t the tree decide that, or at least have a say in it?
Capt. Tim: Willis, I’ve told you and I won’t tell you again. Now where was I?
Corp. Moffatt: You was deciding which way to fall on your tree, sir.
Capt. Tim: I was deciding which way to fall on my tree...no I wasn’t. Nothing of the sort. Now the tree is going to fall over there so everyone move back.
Corp. Moffatt: Move back, move back, everyone move back like the officer says. Permission to speak sir, the men have moved back.
Capt. Tim: On second thoughts, it’s going to fall over there, you’d better move round.
Corp Moffatt: Move round, move round, everyone move round. Permission to speak sir, the men have moved round.
Capt. Tim: Right protect your ears, I’m going to start up the chainsaw.
Sarg Willis: Do you think that wise sir?
Capt. Tim: Oh do be quiet Willis I’ve got everything in hand.... arrh, the chain seems to have come off.
Several minutes later.
Capt. Tim: Right cover you ears.
Private Parsons: We’re doomed, we’re all doomed.
Private Mercer: Oh dear, I don’t think I’ve got enough cotton wool.
Capt. Tim: Timber. Oh arrhh, yes well, sometimes trees can be a bit difficult sometimes and not fall where you tell them to. Everyone alright?
Private Parsons: Aye, aye, noo thanks to you.
Corp. Moffatt: They don’t like it up ‘em sir, they don’t like it up ‘em
Later that day.
Capt. Tim. That’s right men bring your transport nearer and you can take away the unwanted timber. Just be careful not to try and turn where the ditch is. Stafferton, Stafferton, what are you doing?
Private Stafferton: Oooerrrr, oops. Please sir, I’ve driven into the ditch.
Capt. Tim. You stupid boy!
Thanks to all the squaddies who turned up for duty on Tuesday. All those who were awol are on jankers next week.
Private Willis - broken to the ranks.
this came back for a minor plumbing repair so i snapped some pics in the lot. I built 2 of these in 2010, pretty much from scratch with no drawings. it almost ruined my life.