Darth Vapour
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well there we have it lol Thanks sunni for your CSI investigative work
anyone ??? Can tell me what this thing is
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wasnt hard just stuck the photo in google image search and came up with it lol
tyler.durden
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Holy shit! Real life John McClane! What a fucking stud. Hard to believe that truck handled that type of weight, that footage should be in the commercial...
Alienwidow
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THREAD KILLER!!!!!!well lets take the photo and check it in google for an image search
https://www.reddit.com/r/herpetology/comments/3o7slz/is_this_diplocaulus_fake_or_are_we_looking_at_a/
reddit sources the photo to be a model made by someone who put it in the water to take a photo of
it sources that japanese sculptor made it
so neat, but not real
abe supercro
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Now here is a REAL badass story. He walked away from the crash!
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/actor-harrison-ford-doesnt-remember-small-plane-crash-report-n405691
AUG 7 2015,
Actor Harrison Ford Doesn't Remember Small Plane Crash:
Actor Harrison Ford does not recall the moments before crashing his vintage plane onto a Los Angeles-area golf course in March, badly damaging the aircraft and suffering serious injuries, according to an National Transportation Safety Board report released on Thursday.
The 72-year-old star of such blockbuster films as "Star Wars" and "Raiders of the Los Ark" was the sole occupant of the 1942 single-engine Ryan Aeronautical ST-3KR when it went down on a golf course near the Santa Monica Municipal Airport.
Ford had just taken off from the airport on March 5 when he experienced a loss of power at about 1,100 feet, according to the report, which was published in the Los Angeles Times.
"(The pilot) stated that he did not attempt an engine restart but maintained an airspeed of 85 mph (137 kph) and initiated a left turn back toward the airport; however during the approach he realized that the airplane was unable to reach the runway," an NTSB investigator said in the report.
An airplane sits on the ground after crash landing at Penmar Golf Course in Venice, Los Angeles California March 5, 2015. LUCY NICHOLSON / Reuters
"The pilot did not recall anything further about the accident sequence," the investigator said. "Subsequently, the airplane struck the top of a tree that was about 65 feet tall and then impacted the ground in an open area of the golf course."
The crash, which saw the actor's plane come down a short distance from houses, follows years of complaints by residents in the heavily populated beachside community outside Los Angeles that the airport interferes with their quality of life.
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/actor-harrison-ford-doesnt-remember-small-plane-crash-report-n405691
AUG 7 2015,
Actor Harrison Ford Doesn't Remember Small Plane Crash:
Actor Harrison Ford does not recall the moments before crashing his vintage plane onto a Los Angeles-area golf course in March, badly damaging the aircraft and suffering serious injuries, according to an National Transportation Safety Board report released on Thursday.
The 72-year-old star of such blockbuster films as "Star Wars" and "Raiders of the Los Ark" was the sole occupant of the 1942 single-engine Ryan Aeronautical ST-3KR when it went down on a golf course near the Santa Monica Municipal Airport.
Ford had just taken off from the airport on March 5 when he experienced a loss of power at about 1,100 feet, according to the report, which was published in the Los Angeles Times.
"(The pilot) stated that he did not attempt an engine restart but maintained an airspeed of 85 mph (137 kph) and initiated a left turn back toward the airport; however during the approach he realized that the airplane was unable to reach the runway," an NTSB investigator said in the report.
An airplane sits on the ground after crash landing at Penmar Golf Course in Venice, Los Angeles California March 5, 2015. LUCY NICHOLSON / Reuters
"The pilot did not recall anything further about the accident sequence," the investigator said. "Subsequently, the airplane struck the top of a tree that was about 65 feet tall and then impacted the ground in an open area of the golf course."
The crash, which saw the actor's plane come down a short distance from houses, follows years of complaints by residents in the heavily populated beachside community outside Los Angeles that the airport interferes with their quality of life.
well he asked what it was
Alienwidow
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I still love you.
tyler.durden
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May have went better if Chewy was with him...Now here is a REAL badass story. He walked away from the crash!
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/actor-harrison-ford-doesnt-remember-small-plane-crash-report-n405691
AUG 7 2015,
Actor Harrison Ford Doesn't Remember Small Plane Crash:
Actor Harrison Ford does not recall the moments before crashing his vintage plane onto a Los Angeles-area golf course in March, badly damaging the aircraft and suffering serious injuries, according to an National Transportation Safety Board report released on Thursday.
The 72-year-old star of such blockbuster films as "Star Wars" and "Raiders of the Los Ark" was the sole occupant of the 1942 single-engine Ryan Aeronautical ST-3KR when it went down on a golf course near the Santa Monica Municipal Airport.
Ford had just taken off from the airport on March 5 when he experienced a loss of power at about 1,100 feet, according to the report, which was published in the Los Angeles Times.
"(The pilot) stated that he did not attempt an engine restart but maintained an airspeed of 85 mph (137 kph) and initiated a left turn back toward the airport; however during the approach he realized that the airplane was unable to reach the runway," an NTSB investigator said in the report.
An airplane sits on the ground after crash landing at Penmar Golf Course in Venice, Los Angeles California March 5, 2015. LUCY NICHOLSON / Reuters
"The pilot did not recall anything further about the accident sequence," the investigator said. "Subsequently, the airplane struck the top of a tree that was about 65 feet tall and then impacted the ground in an open area of the golf course."
The crash, which saw the actor's plane come down a short distance from houses, follows years of complaints by residents in the heavily populated beachside community outside Los Angeles that the airport interferes with their quality of life.
dannyboy602
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Dam...for a sec I thought it might be the famed Jersey Devil. Thoughts Racer?
Indacouch
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Darth are you living to close to let's say a. Nuclear facility jk I woulda freaked the fuck out seeing that thing holy shit If you put a pic of BIGFOOT up next week I may be a little suspicious.........otherwise that's pretty bad ass if it's really the extinct double headed lizard monster swamp creature thing there talking about above Cool pic
Commander Strax
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Darth Vapour
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Moral of the story is Do not believe everything posted in social media
and the moon landing was fake lol
SPLFreak808
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LOL at everyone acting like they seen it before. Man i fucking love RIU
Don Gin and Ton
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hahaha snopes sunny over here. looked pretty real admittedly
I was curious
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Bublonichronic
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Hey op, it's your mom