digital vertigo

Me too JB.

Not for me. I stopped watching it after about 15 seconds. 

Posted by: @sizedoesmatter

Not for me. I stopped watching it after about 15 seconds. 

before you exited the presentation,did you say "whoah-oh-oh -oh !!!!!!"?

Posted by: @john-barry

Posted by: @sizedoesmatter

Not for me. I stopped watching it after about 15 seconds. 

before you exited the presentation,did you say "whoah-oh-oh -oh !!!!!!"?

I rather not repeat what I said...as it may offend some.

@sizedoesmatter

Obviously, vertigo is not a problem here. Looks like he found others with the same talents and death wish.

Posted by: @david-green

Obviously, vertigo is not a problem here. Looks like he found others with the same talents and death wish.

children ARE,after all,indestructible

It would be interesting to know the background to the intriguing photo above. A number of possibilities occurred to me.

Some form of religious ritual? An early TV ad for anti-migraine medication? Training the visually-impaired to navigate the factory floor using a tactile aid? Designing full body armour? Fashioning a prosthetic skull following a traumatic head injury? An experimental cure for tinnitus? Teaching a music student to unerringly recognise a C# tone? Punishment for bedwetting? Summoning the spirits of the recently departed? Teaching young women the rhythm method - or instructing them in the basic functional principles of the xylophone?

I think we might all sleep more easily if we knew the answer to this one.

Posted by: @david-green

Obviously, vertigo is not a problem here. Looks like he found others with the same talents and death wish.

Only guessing, but the others were probably a bit smarter and climbed the ladder in the center of the tower.

@david-green Same for me David.

Posted by: @graeme-ogg

It would be interesting to know the background to the intriguing photo above. A number of possibilities occurred to me.

Some form of religious ritual? An early TV ad for anti-migraine medication? Training the visually-impaired to navigate the factory floor using a tactile aid? Designing full body armour? Fashioning a prosthetic skull following a traumatic head injury? An experimental cure for tinnitus? Teaching a music student to unerringly recognise a C# tone? Punishment for bedwetting? Summoning the spirits of the recently departed? Teaching young women the rhythm method - or instructing them in the basic functional principles of the xylophone?

I think we might all sleep more easily if we knew the answer to this one.

The footed pot banging was almost certainly done at the behest of the two young ladies in attendance..... that much we can surely agree upon.... 🤨 

..................When Dutch had fully completed his therapy,he could safely be placed in any social situation,with the assurance that,despite his hunger,he would consume just a SINGLE stick marshmallow

Glad the therapy worked for Dutch and that society once again has a useful member.

Posted by: @john-barry

Posted by: @david-green

Obviously, vertigo is not a problem here. Looks like he found others with the same talents and death wish.

children ARE,after all,indestructible

                   

               

This dimwit misunderstood when a foodie friend  told him he should try a potsticker.

I was sorta kinda okay with watching....until I saw the wind blowing.