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Jimbo
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I got to find the recipe for the brain cake! That would rock at work.
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Furiously
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It would lose a lot using a fork.
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Samwise
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My guess it's that it's gummi worms stuck into a dome of red jello, or something like that.
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HaemishM
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the Confederate flag underneath the stone in my class ring
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Is that Dave Matthews?
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K9
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01101010
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You call it an accident. I call it justice.
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Well played. Took me a few to find Waldo in that.  |
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ajax34i
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And his spotter?
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Samwise
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And his spotter?
Wow. I needed that hint to even know what the hell I was looking for. |
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Viin
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Now you guys are pulling my leg, I don't see no stinkin' spotter.
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Trippy
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Presumably it's the blob to the bottom right of Waldo.
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Goumindong
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The blob to the bottom right of waldo is waldo's legs. Waldo's spotter is on the other side of the rock to the left. Look for the lens.
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Trippy
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Ah I see he's sitting sideways.
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Rasix
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I am the harbinger of your doom!
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I still don't see a second human being.
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Merusk
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If I'm seeing it right that's because all you see are his legs and the spotting scope. The rest of him is behind the rock.
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The past cannot be changed. The future is yet within your power.
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Ironwood
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Windows Magnifier to the rescue.
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RhyssaFireheart
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Dammit. I found the sniper pretty easily, actually, but I can't find the spotter anywhere.  |
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Tale
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sıɥʇ ǝʞıן sʞןɐʇ
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K9
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I love the smell of facepalm in the morning
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K9
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Driving it must be an interesting experience. It seems really well designed though.
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Mrbloodworth
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Makes me want to know the story, and development thoughts behind it. Anyone know more about it?
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Jade Falcon
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Makes me want to know the story, and development thoughts behind it. Anyone know more about it?
It's for construction or roadwork this way you don't have a workman in harms way moving pylons or cones. |
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K9
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Makes me want to know the story, and development thoughts behind it. Anyone know more about it?
All that I found suggested that it was used to shift lanes around to suit rush hour traffic. I don't know where they're used, somewhere in the US I guess. |
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Lightstalker
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The ones I've seen in the US are a little less finished, and used for marking off construction areas:  Put the barrier out when you are working, pull it back during rush hour. Pic from the I5-I90 bridge repair in Seattle in 2007. The concrete barrier has a knurl at the top and each segment is flexibly attached to the next. The machine just lifts and zipper pulls the chain from one side of a lane to the other. |
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Raph
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There's one on I-15 in San Diego, used to adjust the number of north/south lanes in the HOV lane.
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Trippy
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The Golden Gate bridge has something similar for moving the median divider. The number of lanes going north and south changes during the day (more southbound traffic in the morning, more northbound in the evening).
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Miasma
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That's a good idea. In Toronto we have this street where the middle lane just reverses direction each rush hour, there is no median and if you don't understand the street's esoteric system you change lanes directly into oncoming traffic. Pretty sweet.
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Strazos
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The World's Worst Game: Curry or Covid
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They're common in PA/NJ.
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Rendakor
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They're common in PA/NJ.
This. There's one on the Commodore Barry Bridge that I see pretty often driving to and from job sites. |
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Mrbloodworth
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Makes me want to know the story, and development thoughts behind it. Anyone know more about it?
All that I found suggested that it was used to shift lanes around to suit rush hour traffic. I don't know where they're used, somewhere in the US I guess. Right, figured all that. I Guess I was more looking for an episode of " How its made" or " awesome engineering" :) I Miss those shows. |
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calapine
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Category: Dumb things to do, or more offically, "Longest Duration Full Body Burn (without Oxygen Supplies)"  New world record, 5m41s. Guy is from Styria, same as Arnold. Hillbillies.  |
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Signe
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That is a very silly thing to do. People doing things like that confuse me. I know where Styria is, but who is Arnold?
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