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Fuck this made me laugh! $5.6 billion!
After taking the Coke bottles off the table and placing them out of sight, Ronaldo produced a bottle of water, holding it up and proclaiming to the assembled journalists people should "drink water".
The move isn't what Coca-Cola had in mind when sponsoring the European Championships, and the company saw $5.6 billion (NZD) wiped off its market value after Ronaldo's stunt.
Expensive stunt: Two words from Ronaldo cost Coca-Cola $5.6 billion
Cristiano Ronaldo's press conference stunt wiped $5.6 billion off the value of Coca-Cola.
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@taniwharugby said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:
when autocorrect goes wrong, and your editor doesnt do thier job...
*their
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@taniwharugby said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:
Military bomb explosion off Florida coast
@Bones try that one
When you see a wider shot and it shows how close the aircraft carrier was.... Jeez! Testing it's blast wave robustness apparently.
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@taniwharugby What’s the background to that?
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@jc said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:
@taniwharugby What’s the background to that?
It's about to go into long term refit, and they wanted to see how it dealt with a blast. Older out of service vessels used to be used as targets and tests, interesting that they were doing non destructive on a vessel still in service.
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It would be nice if the media made it clear if they're talking about size or TNT equivalent. I suspect the later given how physically large a 40,000 lb bomb would be.
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some might not say it is awesome, but I thought it was interesting
20,000 years of Earth’s temperature reconstructed
If you need perspective on how quickly Earth's climate is changing, this should help.
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@taniwharugby said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:
some might not say it is awesome, but I thought it was interesting
If you need perspective on how quickly Earth's climate is changing, this should help.
Good illustration of how much the temp has moved in comparison to a long period of time. It is a sudden surge that hasn't been seen before in either direction.
My only gripe is that the projections should being clearly coloured as such.
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