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Bagan, Mandalay, Myanmar
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My mom was a baby when the Golden Gate Bridge first opened. My Grandparents took her with them and joined the throng of people,...
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Homemade ice cream from Sick Science! A perfect DIY for a long weekend…
Yeah, so I’m still trying to figure out this association.
I think that the entire world should be ashamed of what’s happening here. Everybody is just silent and looking at us being slaughtered every moment for no reason — just for asking for our freedom. Everybody is looking at us like this. We are slaughtered. Russia has (called) for a veto. China has gone for veto. The rest of the world are condemning this veto, and what else? Looking at us?
…We are getting killed every moment. We are not able even just to get even some basic medicine to injured people. Children are really hungry — I swear, children are hungry. No power. No fuel. So cold. It’s too much, for God’s sake — this is too much.
…You kill people for what? Isn’t it enough? You think we can stop? We will go back. (You) will stop this revolution? If you want to stop this revolution, you are going to have to kill three, four million people. Are you able to do so? Well, you are able. But we will not finish… We will stay, and we will keep this revolution.
Syrian revolutionary ZAIDOUN, on the bloodbath in his country, during a phone interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper. (via thearabspringrevolutions)
And where is the US response? We’ll gladly invade Afganistan and Iraq and threaten Iran under a Republican president, yet bitch at the Democrat for going along with a UN coalition in Libya, and let’s just ignore Syria?
I take it Syria has no oil? (And, of course, never attacked the US (verbally or physically) on network TV.)
If you don’t know what this is, get off my lawn. 画
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that time we all showed our age on tumblr…
Ahh Memories.
I was hooking up a Vic 20 to a TV and did something wrong. I literally was blown across the room by an electric shock and the little prongs on the switch were welded to the back of the TV. I just wanted to play Omega Race :(
omg.. I remember this!
Just this summer, I found one of these in my house. I’m not sure if I still have it.
These are just the beginning of what we are getting rid of…
So, while we are packing and ridding ourselves of stuff and preparing for the garage sale next month, I came across these items. The Mac Classic II, as you can tell, does nothing other than turn on, so I don’t know how well the HD works or anything, so you can have it for $20 of whatever. With keyboard and mouse.
The Global Village Teleport Bronze fax modem (circa 1993 or 1994)… yeah, I have no idea? $5? It includes the original manual! Come on!!
The LIttle Mac Book… yeah, let’s say $5 again. I don’t know, you tell me!
And that final item?!? HAHAHAHALOLHAHA!! Wow, the “good ol’ days” of technology. Who wants or needs an old-fashioned VHF/UHF switch? How much?
