Awesome stuff you see on the internet

[Bovidae]

The best part is the girl playing the guitar solo.

Impressive for school kids though.

[taniwharugby]

@Bovidae yeah it was awesome...I love this version of 46 and 2 by kids, plenty of thier other songs are great too

[Bovidae]

@taniwharugby

Yeah, the OMF videos are fun to watch. So talented.

This is my favourite with Kala on vocals again.

[MiketheSnow]

[booboo]

Second place?

[MiketheSnow]

Out of focus

[Kruse]

TW: 0

[antipodean]

[Snowy]

@antipodean said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:

pedant that would be a new "sea" forming a part of the Indian "ocean" I believe pedant but QI none the less.

[booboo]

[Catogrande]

@booboo

That actually is awesome.

[Bones]

Not a fan of a bridge that just takes you back where you came from.

[MN5]

@Bones said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:

Not a fan of a bridge that just takes you back where you came from.

Sounds like someone didn’t have a slot car set growing up

[dogmeat]

@booboo its really impressive but given it started behind the range of hills at the far left why didn't they simply build a bridge down the valley highlighted which would have been a shorter route to the same end point?

[Bones]

@dogmeat hey that's almost word for word what I said

[nzzp]

@dogmeat @Bones I think it's the last two words below:

The bridge forms part of a spiral crossing over the expressway 180 metres (590 ft) below. The bridge and associated spiral allow for navigatable gradients

Guozigou Bridge - Wikipedia

[antipodean]

Not being a road engineer, I'm not saying that's the best solution, but judging from the below pic it looks like they're attempting to address a gradient of approx 20°

[Victor Meldrew]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-nottinghamshire-67708784

[booboo]

[Machpants]

Fuck me

Dec 17, 2023  /  Life and style

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