I do not think I would have used plain bricksIt's very Exige..
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....and if you squint at it you can see the word Fag
I’d have gone for 50 shades of grey - your design is a bit ghayster
Only if you’re a Fag apparently
I'd love to know how long you stared at it.
Only a minute or two, tried squinting too - still couldn’t see it
too soft for him.It's very Exige..
Last week I walked past the house where the inventor of the toothbrush was born -
there’s still no plaque there
Actress Gloria Swanson arriving in her 1957 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud to perform at the Westport County Playhouse in Westport, Connecticut, 1961.
Swanson took delivery of the Rolls Royce new while living in France.
It was flown from England to Paris, where her chauffeur picked it up at the airport.
Swanson's initials were monogrammed on each rear door.
Later, she had the car shipped to New York, where she kept it at her apartment on Fifth Avenue.
Swanson would take the car to Florida on trips and also drive it to Los Angeles, where she lived from time to time.
She usually had a driver but would occasionally drive the Rolls Royce herself.
Swanson took delivery of the Rolls Royce new while living in France.
It was flown from England to Paris, where her chauffeur picked it up at the airport.
Swanson's initials were monogrammed on each rear door.
Later, she had the car shipped to New York, where she kept it at her apartment on Fifth Avenue.
Swanson would take the car to Florida on trips and also drive it to Los Angeles, where she lived from time to time.
She usually had a driver but would occasionally drive the Rolls Royce herself.
Must be in yotk. Trying to wring every last bit of heat out of the fire.
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Interesting idea and I admire the ambition, but poor execution. Terminal is out of level, axis is out of plumb. Brickwork and jointing is none too clean either.
I'm not convinced by barley twist chimney stacks. Tudor period stacks got away with it because they used smaller pattern molded bricks to create the illusion of a twist that was tighter. Or they built octagonal stacks with squint bricks and elaborate terminals. I prefer that look.
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It's hard to believe that it is the work of a ten year old.
Thats very good
Back then 10 year olds were smarter than today's kids in some ways. I thought the same though.It's hard to believe that it is the work of a ten year old.
"Ancient yeast living inside the 5,300-year-old frozen corpse of Ötzi the Iceman has been used to make a “very, very good sourdough
Scientists found four different types of yeast in the “brownish” water that had melted inside Europe’s oldest known human mummy.
Although initial efforts did not work, after three months of trying,
scientists said they had created a “very, very good sourdough”, and said that brewing beer was now “on the list"
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-n...-made-from-yeast-inside-europes-oldest-mummy/
Scientists found four different types of yeast in the “brownish” water that had melted inside Europe’s oldest known human mummy.
Although initial efforts did not work, after three months of trying,
scientists said they had created a “very, very good sourdough”, and said that brewing beer was now “on the list"
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-n...-made-from-yeast-inside-europes-oldest-mummy/
"The world's first 'floating city' will have onboard schools, state-of-the-art hospital,
and futuristic trams for 80,000 passengers to get around the ship"
The world's first 'floating city' will have schools, hospital and tram
and futuristic trams for 80,000 passengers to get around the ship"
The world's first 'floating city' will have schools, hospital and tram
Reading that reminds me of the flying cars they said in the 70s that we'd all be using by now
