Timezone everyone 
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Hello LAGL!
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Maybe in our life we will see a moon landing. \o/
First the base on moon orbit with this lander, then landing on the moon, multiple times, everywhere. 
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Hmmm… LEGO just keeps tempting me. I still don’t have enough horizontal surfaces & resist to buying them.
100 cm high, adjustable blades and turning nacelle, motorized turbine with lights on the house
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In memory of Clear Skies.
Really need a movie/show on Development Hell. Nah, probably would never get made. All tied up in pre-production.
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Thats huge! 
WIS before it was microtransactioned. 
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Good night, lovelies. 
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Leitmotiv
leit·mo·tif
/ˈlītmōˌtēf/
noun
noun: leitmotiv
- a recurrent theme throughout a musical or literary composition, associated with a particular person, idea, or situation.
A leitmotif or leitmotiv is a “short, constantly recurring musical phrase” associated with a particular person, place, or idea. It is closely related to the musical concepts of idée fixe or motto-theme.
leitmotiv, leitmotive ou leitmotivs
nom masculin
(allemand Leitmotiv )
- Motif ou thème assez caractéristique, destiné à rappeler, dans un ouvrage musical, une idée, un sentiment, un état ou un personnage. (Wagner en a systématisé l’emploi.)
- Formule, idée qui revient sans cesse dans un discours, une œuvre littéraire, une conversation, etc.
Un leitmotiv (prononcé [lɛt.mɔ.tiv] à la française ou [ˈlaɪtmoˌtiːf] à l’allemande) – ou un leitmotive selon l’orthographe rectifiée1 – est une phrase, une formule qui revient à plusieurs reprises dans une œuvre musicale ou littéraire, un discours, etc.
Étymologie[modifier | modifier le code]
Le mot est un emprunt à la langue allemande, formé des mots « leiten » (« conduire », « diriger ») et « motiv » (« motif »). Il semble être apparu pour la première fois en 1860, au sujet des œuvres de Richard Wagner et de Franz Liszt2. Toutefois, c’est l’ouvrage de F. W. Jähns sur la vie et l’œuvre de Weber (Berlin, 1871) qui est généralement considéré comme l’acte de naissance du terme, qui deviendra courant avec Hans von Wolzogen et ses analyses de la musique de Wagner. Wagner, qui conduisit de fait le principe à son apogée, préférait en revanche utiliser les termes de « Grundthema », « Grundmotiv » ou « Hauptmotiv » (thème, motif fondamental, principal)3.
The tragic story is of the adulterous love between the Cornish knight Tristan (Tristram) and the Irish princess Iseult (Isolde, Yseult, etc.).
The name Tristan is a Celtic baby name . In Celtic the meaning of the name Tristan is: Tumult; outcry. From the Celtic name Tristan . In Arthurian legend Tristan was a Knight of the Round Table and tragic hero of the medieval tale Tristram and Isolde.
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Another wekend day for me, hotdogs on breakfast
Timezone everybody
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Yep, it is true to the size of the actual things, those megawatt windmills are no joke.
(dammit I was answering Nana…)
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Hotdogs for breakfast… you like it heavy hitting huh? 
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It was just one actually. Hotdog in a bun with mustard. 
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Now that was weird… 
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retrotools
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I was looking for the dress/undres videos and ended with this official showreel…
Pretty crazy even if it’s old.
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Nice concept, but as an archeologist said, “10 minutes with a stone tool will teach you all you need to know about why they dropped it for metallurgy”. Yes, they work, same as pushing your car with your feet would work… but stone tools are no match for metal.
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FAI:
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Watching that I again felt the urge to play Age Of Empires. 
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LOL, makes you feel sympathy for those colonists(?) gathering wood. I used to ened a lot of wood to build as many watchtowers as possible to lure the enmy into them and passive-defense wipe his units. Specially with the civlizations who had cannon towers…
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