… then watch your walk on tv with your significant other while eating tofu
Hmmm…I would write a long explanation on why it is set to be extemely hard, as hard as the Chinese “Gaokao”, but it’d get too controversial.
Time to go to sleep… a little late… night night lovelies!
Also: quite some serious moustaches here…
Photograph: crew from the U.S.S. Massachusetts at the crew mess, 1900.
As you might notice, staying away from coal dust was on the difficult end…
Bonus: the ship itself, in 1898:
Zaera doesn not speak Turkish but is reminded of an exam she sat .
Afterwards the invigilator came through with a look of shock on her face. I was thinking, boy I must have done badly. But, she told me that most people fail on their first attempt, I though had done exceptionally well with an almost perfect score.
Got graduated to my dream highschool lol.
What are they gonna do, catapult my corpse all the way from Spain towards the direction of Middle East?

Or confine it to a small space against my will…oh wait.
I would bring you back and fine you 1 billion ISK
Alas, as it is in the hospital…
Old man is sleeping peacefully in his hospital bed.
Nurse: SIR! * shaking the man violently * WAKE UP! YOU NEED TAKE YOUR SLEEP PILLS TO HELP YOU SLEEP!
Time to go to sleep… night night lovelies!
Also: yes, you messed up
Photograph: studio still of Brigitte Bardot at Le Mépris (The contempt), 1963
Oui my friend… You. So. Much. Messed. Up.
Like “stole John Wick’s dog and killed his car” messed up.
But in French, which is even scarier.
800 miles = roughly 1287.48 kilometers.
He goes from London to Scotland and back to London.
What makes it even more impressive is that it is not a hybrid, nor an economy car. On the contrary, it has a “gas guzzler” V8 engine!
Here’s the most astounding part:
My current car is a V4 engine, diesel, 2007 Citroen C4 and is considered one of the best fuel efficient cars of that year and it can only go 700km with a single full tank!
No, No.
You MUST do it on a bicycle.
Dunno what the record is for LEL, but the cycling record for LEJOG which is about 874 miles was done on a recumebent trike , and done in 40 hours.
This is proof that women are better scientists than men.
Yeah Joan of Arc was a famous lady who showed us that it was fine to hear voices.
It’s proof that if you hang your clothes outside they will dry.
She showed us that it takes a woman to get the job done.
I am impressed that @Chad_Frostpacker has heard of Joan of Arc as most Australians aren’t too good at history. I bet though that he thinks Gandhi’s first name was Goosey Goose.
Everybody knows his real name is Indirana Jones.
Time to go to sleep… night night lovelies!
Also: one job and five mouths…
Photograph: Mrs. Ella Watson, a government charwoman, with three grandchildren and her adopted daughter. Washington, DC August 1942
At one point, my grand-grandfather shuffled three jobs to keep afloat a family of 6 after my grand-grandmother died from tuberculosis at the age of 48. About a year and a half later, my grandmother’s older sister died at 19 after what now would be called major depression and anorexia nervosa. She “was always sad” and “barely ate enough” until she was “a bag of bones” and then winter came, a nasty cold, pneumonia on one lung, then both, dead in early spring. The then eldest daughter took on housekeeping along with the younger sister so they took care of grand-grandpa and the youngest sibling, the boy. My grandmother took a job, ilegally since she was too young at 12, the others were 15 (made the same day as the eldest died, my grand aunt never celebrated any birthdays), 11 and 5.
I will never forget where do I come from, lest I start thinking wealthy people know or give a sh¡t of what is like being poor so let’s cut on taxes and social services.