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[Inquirer]

Περισσότεροι άνθρωποι σκοτώνονται από πτώση καρύδας παρά από επίθεση καρχαριών

δηλ όταν κολυμπώ να προσέχω πιο πολύ μην μου πέσει καρύδα στο κεφάλι?

 

[Ex_Mechanus]

Faith in Humanity


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[Inquirer]

Faith in Humanity


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δηλ ?

[λήθη]

Gauge is empty as u can discern.




a_a little pwned

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[Kargas]

Ο ισχυρότερος μυς στο ανθρώπινο σώμα είναι η γλώσσα

ο πιο δυνατος μυς του ανθρωπου ειναι η γαμπα

εγω νομιζα ηταν τα σαγόνια

btw ο τετρακέφαλος ειναι μακράν πιο δυνατός απο την γαμπα

[Γιώργος]

The most unusual instrument collection in the world…

Don't you just feel sorry for the match?  Its useful life is just so short.  It's brought to life with just one flick of the stick and then …poof!… the match's life is over in an instant.    This seems like such a complete waste.  Every year, we probably dispose of tons upon tons of these things.  Could a matchstick recycling program be of some use here?  Possibly, but what would we do with all of these things once we collected them all?
 
Unbeknownst to most people, one man came up with the perfect solution.  He used the burnt wooden matchsticks to build musical instruments.  Yes, you did read that correctly.  He used those dinky little burnt things to build guitars, banjos, and the like.
 
This ingenious man's name was Jack Hall.   Back in the 1930’s, Jack was a sailor aboard the tramp steamer Eastwick and found himself with just a little bit too much time on his hands.  Bored out of his mind, Jack just started messing around with the discarded wooden matchsticks that his fellow sailors had left behind, eventually gluing them together into ever increasingly complex and fascinating patterns. 
 
Jack's first project was nothing to write home to mom about.  It was a simple two-ply plank that was basically useless.  But, it was a start.  Like all hobbyists, as Jack's skills improved, his projects became larger and more complex.  He applied his matchstick techniques to the design of boxes, a clock, a windmill, and a lighthouse.  All still relatively useless, but they were great to look at up on a shelf.
 
Creativity led Jack to a major problem.  He couldn't get enough matches.  (It's hard for me to believe that a boatload of sailors could not be smoking enough cigarettes to keep Jack in bountiful supply!)  Jack had to seek alternative sources and began to ask his friends and family to collect and save any burnt matchsticks that they could get their hands on.  Each time that his ship pulled into port, Jack would stock up.
 
It was the offhand comment made by a fellow sailor that he should “make a fiddle and strike up a tune”, however, that sent Jack off into the world of matchstick music.  Jack's curiosity had gotten the better of him and he was determined to make that fiddle a reality.  But Jack lacked some key skills to pull this trick off.  First, he was not a musician.  He couldn't read or play a single note. Even worse, Jack did not have any of the construction skills needed to produce an instrument.
 
Clearly, this lack of skills did not stop Jack, so let's continue our story:
 
Each time that his ship stopped in port, Jack would visit local music stores and pawnshops to study the various aspects of the violin.  He recorded all of the necessary measurements and made rough pencil sketches of the instrument to take back with him to sea.
 
For the next six months, Jack devoted five hours per day to creating the fiddle.  He used little more than a sharp knife, a razor blade, some sandpaper, a file, and glue.  Each matchstick was soaked in water so that it could be molded into the proper shape.  Bricks and other things were used to hold the matchsticks in place while the glue set. 
 
Some 14,000 matchsticks later, Jack produced a working violin, bow and all.  You're probably sitting there with an image of a cheap, flimsy instrument in your mind.  Instead, Jack's violin looked as elegant as the best of violins.  But, the real question was whether or not it would actually play.  Jack, with his little bit of musical skill, was able to crank out a few screeches, but the real test of the instrument's quality would have to wait.
 
Jack wasn't content to stop with the violin.  Between the years of 1936 and 1939, he proceeded to expand his collection, which included two mandolins, a tenor banjo, and an acoustic guitar.  Not only did he build the instruments, but he also created carrying cases for each one.  The cases, get this, were made from the actual boxes that the matches were sent to him in.  The outsides of the instrument cases were painted the traditional black, but upon opening, one would be encountered by a dizzying array of matchbox logos and images.  Unintentionally, each case uniquely captured a snapshot of history.
 
Hobbies of this magnitude require something that so many of us seem to lack these days: time.  With the onset of World War II, Jack found himself in a similar situation.  By the time of his military discharge in 1945, he had all but abandoned his craft.  Over the next forty years, he was only able to add a recorder and a ukulele to his collection.
 
Excluding a brief exhibition in 1951 at the Festival of Great Britain, Jack's instruments rarely ever saw the light of day.  This would all change in 1976 when a reporter/musician from BBC Radio Brighton heard about Jack's collection.  Jack pulled the instruments out of his attic and dusted them off.  They were in perfect working order and sounded superb.
 
It would not be until 1991 that Jack's dream for these instruments would actually come true.  His instruments were actually played by a quintet of professional musicians before a live audience on BBC Television.  Not only did Jack get to see the instruments professionally played for the first time, but everyone was impressed by the amazing sound that they produced.
 
Sadly, Jack passed away in 1993 at the age of 86.  Jack's son Tony now cares for his twenty-six piece matchstick collection, which includes thirteen musical instruments, the windmill, the lighthouse, and his other creations. 
 
Musicians continue to marvel at this unique collection.  Most recently, this treasure appeared in an episode of Ripley’s Believe It or Not!.  It featured the Rhinestone Cowboy himself, Glen Campbell, playing Jack's 1937 guitar.  Glen stated “It's a marvelous work of art and as good as any instrument that I've played of this era.”  At son Tony's request, Glen performed Amazing Grace for the segment.  It was dedicated to Jack's wife, Tony's mom, who was struggling with the final stages of terminal cancer at the time.  Mom was certainly proud and filled with delight.  We can certainly be sure that Jack was looking down from above with equal pride and joy.
 
And to think that it all started from a few discarded matchsticks…


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[mendelita]

[smo]

Ο ισχυρότερος μυς στο ανθρώπινο σώμα είναι η γλώσσα

ο πιο δυνατος μυς του ανθρωπου ειναι η γαμπα

εγω νομιζα ηταν τα σαγόνια

btw ο τετρακέφαλος ειναι μακράν πιο δυνατός απο την γαμπα

οχι φιλε μου και ειναι πανευκολο να το καταλαβεις ενας οποισδηποτε μπορει να λυγισει πολυ πιο ευκολα το ποδι σου (κατω απο το γονατο) παρα το πελμα σου σε περιπτωση που εσυ βαζεις αντισταση το οτι ειναι μεγαλυτερος σε ογκο μη σε μπερδευει και μη ξεχνας οτι ειναι αρκετα ψηλα ως μυς και οι περισσοτερες ταλαντωσεις εχουν αποροφηθει μεχρι να φτασουν εκει οι γαμπες στηριζουν ατραγαλους και κανουν ολη τη δουλεια.

οσο για τα σαγονια ολοι η πιεση που καταφερνουν να ασκησουν οφηλεται στη μικρη επιφανεια των δοντιων και λιγοτερο στη μυικη δυναμη.

Δεν το παιζω ξερολας απλα ετυχε να μιλησω καποτε με εναν φυσιοθεραπευτη για το θεμα και μου εξηγησε καποια πραγματα. ε και τον πιστεψα

[Karaμazoβ]

Thor (Old Norse: Þórr) is the red-haired and bearded god of thunder in Germanic paganism and its subset Norse paganism. The god is also recorded in Old English as Þunor, Old Saxon as Thunaer, as Old Dutch and Old High German: Donar, all of which are names deriving from the reconstructed Proto-Germanic name *Þunraz.



Most surviving stories relating to Germanic paganism either mention Thor or center on Thor's exploits. Thor was a much revered god of the ancient Germanic peoples from at least the earliest surviving written accounts of the indigenous Germanic tribes to over a thousand years later during the last bastions of Germanic paganism in the late Viking Age.

Thor was appealed to for protection on numerous objects found from various Germanic tribes and Miniature replicas of Mjolnir, the weapon of Thor, became a defiant symbol of Norse paganism during the Christianization of Scandinavia. Thor was gradually demonized by the growing influence of Christian missionaries. After Christian influence was cemented in law, traces of belief went increasingly underground into mainly rural areas, surviving until modern times into Germanic folklore and most recently reconstructed to varying degrees in Germanic Neopaganism.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thor

[Karaμazoβ]

Thor's Oak was an ancient tree sacred to the Germanic tribe of the Chatti, ancestors of the Hessians, and one of the most important sacred sites of the pagan Germanic peoples. Its felling in A.D. 723 marked the beginning of the Christianization of the non-Frankish tribes of northern Germany.

The tree stood at a location near the village of Geismar, today part of the town of Fritzlar in northern Hessen, and was the main point of veneration of the Germanic deity Thor (known among the West Germanic tribes as Donar) by the Chatti and most other Germanic tribes.


A depiction of St.Boniface destroying Thor's oak


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thor%27s_Oak

[Γιώργος]

Αστυνομικίνα σε ταινία πορνό!

Μια γυναίκα αστυνομικός, από την Ουγγαρία, έχασε την εργασία όταν την εντόπισαν να παίζει σε ταινία σκληρού πορνό! Η κυρία Livia Kovacs, που υπηρετούσε στο σώμα της αστυνομίας στην Βουδαπέστη, είχε την κακή τύχη να την δει να παίζει σε ταινία πορνό ένα συνάδελφος της που το είπε στους ανώτερους του!
Οι ανώτεροι αξιωματικοί αποφάσισαν να την απολύσουν λόγω δυσφήμησης και κατάχρησης της αστυνομικής της ιδιότητας. Σύμφωνα με τον συνάδελφο της που την κατήγγειλε η εν λόγω γυναίκα έπαιζε στη ταινία την αστυνομικίνα αφέντρα που χρησιμοποιούσε χειροπέδες και γκλομπ σε άγριες σεξουαλικές σκηνές!


«Δεν με νοιάζει που με απέλυσαν αφού μόλις έγινε γνωστό έχω εκατοντάδες προτάσεις από παραγωγούς για να κάνω και άλλες ταινίες,» είπε η κυρία Livia Kovacs.


Πηγή: έθνος

[Megawatt]

"Τα γεγονοτα θα αρχισουν μολις σκοτωθει ο πασίγνωστος αμερικανος ηγετης του οποιου το ονομα θα αρχιζει απο ομικρον!!!!" Δημοσθενης Λιακόπουλος

Αναρρωτιεστε φανταζομαι:
α)Ποια ειναι αυτα τα γεγονοτα?????
β)Εννοει οτι ο Ομπάμα θα εκλεγει πρόεδρος και οτι θα δολοφονηθει??

Οι απαντησεις στο εικοστρια δεκα πενηντα δυο δεκα δεκα

[Ex_Mechanus]

Thor (Old Norse: Þórr) is the red-haired and bearded god of thunder in Germanic paganism and its subset Norse paganism. The god is also recorded in Old English as Þunor, Old Saxon as Thunaer, as Old Dutch and Old High German: Donar, all of which are names deriving from the reconstructed Proto-Germanic name *Þunraz.



Most surviving stories relating to Germanic paganism either mention Thor or center on Thor's exploits. Thor was a much revered god of the ancient Germanic peoples from at least the earliest surviving written accounts of the indigenous Germanic tribes to over a thousand years later during the last bastions of Germanic paganism in the late Viking Age.

Thor was appealed to for protection on numerous objects found from various Germanic tribes and Miniature replicas of Mjolnir, the weapon of Thor, became a defiant symbol of Norse paganism during the Christianization of Scandinavia. Thor was gradually demonized by the growing influence of Christian missionaries. After Christian influence was cemented in law, traces of belief went increasingly underground into mainly rural areas, surviving until modern times into Germanic folklore and most recently reconstructed to varying degrees in Germanic Neopaganism.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thor

Thor's Oak was an ancient tree sacred to the Germanic tribe of the Chatti, ancestors of the Hessians, and one of the most important sacred sites of the pagan Germanic peoples. Its felling in A.D. 723 marked the beginning of the Christianization of the non-Frankish tribes of northern Germany.

The tree stood at a location near the village of Geismar, today part of the town of Fritzlar in northern Hessen, and was the main point of veneration of the Germanic deity Thor (known among the West Germanic tribes as Donar) by the Chatti and most other Germanic tribes.


A depiction of St.Boniface destroying Thor's oak


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thor%27s_Oak

Η ζημιά είναι μεγαλύτερη απ' όσο θα μπορούσαμε ποτέ να φανταστούμε 

[madmetal]

Ο ισχυρότερος μυς στο ανθρώπινο σώμα είναι η γλώσσα

ο πιο δυνατος μυς του ανθρωπου ειναι η γαμπα

εγω νομιζα ηταν τα σαγόνια

btw ο τετρακέφαλος ειναι μακράν πιο δυνατός απο την γαμπα

btw επειδη διαβαζουμε κατι στα αγγλικα και το μεταφραζουμε στα ελληνικα οπως να ναι..
η γλωσσα ειναι ο πιο γυμνασμενος μυς του ανθρωπου αν κρινουμε ποσο συχνα χρησιμοποιειται και ποσο ευελικτη ειναι..
ο τετρακεφαλος παιζει να ειναι ο πιο δυνατος μυς δεν ειμαι σιγουρος ομως..
ο αχιλλειος τενοντας ειναι ο πιο ισχυρος μυς του ανθρωπου αντεχει τεραστια πιεση κλπ..

[Kargas]

lucky strike απο που προήλθε το όνομα??

εδώ διάφορες εκδοχές

****the brand name supposly is to come from a "Lucky strike", that the brand heritage is from a tobacco strike in the 19th century. Tobacco was sold out for a cheap price after a tobacco strike, but the consumers preferred the taste on this tobacco, and was thereafter stored as under the strike, and sold under the brand Lucky Strike. This is why Lucky Strike is dryer than most cigarettes. Is there any truth in this myth?

****A lucky strike is a reference to the gold rush period.

**** it was because they used to put marijuana in the odd one, which would be the lucky strike