wwkirk
Divine
The Feds ripped off both PA and the treasure hunters. So far, no one is bringing them to task.
It also sends a loud message to treasure hunters not to disclose their discoveries right away, if at all.
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It also sends a loud message to treasure hunters not to disclose their discoveries right away, if at all.
pigfarmer
tall, thin, irritable
This time of year it's about pools, hence the NDEs. People can be soooooooooo stupid. Their desire to wallow in their children's pee outweighs common sense
Ever think that certain rules are good? George Carlin - Mom says don't run with the scissors. Damn good rule Mom, those big f*****s can go right through me ! Good rule, Mom.
Ever think that certain rules are good? George Carlin - Mom says don't run with the scissors. Damn good rule Mom, those big f*****s can go right through me ! Good rule, Mom.
pigfarmer
tall, thin, irritable
I can think of a couple of plausible reasons for this that don't involve miracles. Land line. I'd bet a dollar @Standingstones can too. Even at that, this gives me the creeps.
I hope they are alive but the idea of being buried alive isn't all that attractive.
Grandson getting calls from couple missing in Florida building collapse
Jake Samuelson has received at least 16 staticky calls from the landline of his grandparents Arnie and Myriam Notkin, who are among the missing residents of Champlain Towers South.
A man whose grandparents are unaccounted for following the Florida building collapse says he has been getting bombarded with eerie and mysterious calls from the landline inside their sunken condo, according to a report.
Jake Samuelson told local outlet WBLG that he has received at least 16 calls from the number of his missing grandparents, Arnie and Myriam Notkin.
When he answered the phone, he heard nothing but static each time, the report said.
“We are trying to rationalize what is happening here, we are trying to get answers,” Samuelson told the TV station.
He said the first call came on Thursday night, hours after the early-morning disaster that has left at least five people dead and dozens unaccounted for.
“We were all sitting there in the living room, my whole family, Diane, my mother, and we were just shocked,” Samuelson told the outlet. “We kind of thought nothing of it because we answered, and it was static.”
His grandparents, both in their 80s, live in apartment 302 in the Champlain Towers South, and their landline phone usually sits right next to their bed, according to the report.
Over 150 people are reportedly missing following the collapse at Champlain Towers South in Florida.
AP
On Friday, Samuelson said his family received 15 more unexplained calls from the number, the station reported.
The family is now waiting to hear from detectives about the bizarre and gut-wrenching calls, Samuelson added.
His grandfather Arnie, 87, is known as a beloved physical education teacher and Myriam, 81, is a banker and real estate agent, the outlet said.
North Miami Beach Commissioner Fortuna Smukler, who grew up with the Notkins’ three daughters, told the Miami Herald that she began losing hope when she learned that the couple lived in apartment No. 302.
“At this point it would be a miracle … we’re hoping for a miracle,” she said.
I hope they are alive but the idea of being buried alive isn't all that attractive.
Grandson getting calls from couple missing in Florida building collapse
Jake Samuelson has received at least 16 staticky calls from the landline of his grandparents Arnie and Myriam Notkin, who are among the missing residents of Champlain Towers South.
A man whose grandparents are unaccounted for following the Florida building collapse says he has been getting bombarded with eerie and mysterious calls from the landline inside their sunken condo, according to a report.
Jake Samuelson told local outlet WBLG that he has received at least 16 calls from the number of his missing grandparents, Arnie and Myriam Notkin.
When he answered the phone, he heard nothing but static each time, the report said.
“We are trying to rationalize what is happening here, we are trying to get answers,” Samuelson told the TV station.
He said the first call came on Thursday night, hours after the early-morning disaster that has left at least five people dead and dozens unaccounted for.
“We were all sitting there in the living room, my whole family, Diane, my mother, and we were just shocked,” Samuelson told the outlet. “We kind of thought nothing of it because we answered, and it was static.”
His grandparents, both in their 80s, live in apartment 302 in the Champlain Towers South, and their landline phone usually sits right next to their bed, according to the report.
Over 150 people are reportedly missing following the collapse at Champlain Towers South in Florida.
AP
On Friday, Samuelson said his family received 15 more unexplained calls from the number, the station reported.
The family is now waiting to hear from detectives about the bizarre and gut-wrenching calls, Samuelson added.
His grandfather Arnie, 87, is known as a beloved physical education teacher and Myriam, 81, is a banker and real estate agent, the outlet said.
North Miami Beach Commissioner Fortuna Smukler, who grew up with the Notkins’ three daughters, told the Miami Herald that she began losing hope when she learned that the couple lived in apartment No. 302.
“At this point it would be a miracle … we’re hoping for a miracle,” she said.
wwkirk
Divine
That's extraordinary!
wwkirk
Divine
Dramatically opposite bear reaction compared to the previous video.
michael59
Celestial
The bear looks very young. Too young to be on it's own. The fact that no mama came flying out to kill said people, tells me that the poor youngster probably lost it's mother and is desperately hungry.
nivek
As Above So Below
Get meow-t of this billboard! Giant 3D cat comes to life in brilliant Tokyo display
A giant 3D cat is amazing shoppers on a billboard in Tokyo, Japan. Footage shows a massive calico cat taking a kip on a white ledge above a light switch. With its paws tucked neatly under its chin, the giant cat looks perfectly content until one of its feet slides off the ledge, waking it. The cat then scrambles into a crouch as it looks down in apparent fright at the drop to the floor below. The cat settles, then wages its tail, and appears to purr while looking down on the pedestrians below. The stunning graphic repeats the movement several times an hour on the 154.7 square metre, 4K quality screen.
A giant 3D cat is amazing shoppers on a billboard in Tokyo, Japan. Footage shows a massive calico cat taking a kip on a white ledge above a light switch. With its paws tucked neatly under its chin, the giant cat looks perfectly content until one of its feet slides off the ledge, waking it. The cat then scrambles into a crouch as it looks down in apparent fright at the drop to the floor below. The cat settles, then wages its tail, and appears to purr while looking down on the pedestrians below. The stunning graphic repeats the movement several times an hour on the 154.7 square metre, 4K quality screen.
pigfarmer
tall, thin, irritable
nivek
As Above So Below
Polish farmer who refused to sell his land to developers and now harvests his field surrounded by apartment blocks
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Footage shows Michal Myslowski taking his combine harvester out in a field near neighbouring properties in Lublin, Poland. The farmer said residents are 'fine' with the bizarre situation and 'understand he has work to do', with one local even complimenting the view. Social media users have also reacted to the clip, which recently went viral online, praising Mr Myslowski and saying: 'He went against the grain.' The farmer told Polish newspaper Dziennik Wschodni that people 'watch and make videos', saying: 'There have never been any problems with it.' Mr Myslowski added that he carries out the agricultural work several times a year.
(Video in link)
Footage shows Michal Myslowski taking his combine harvester out in a field near neighbouring properties in Lublin, Poland. The farmer said residents are 'fine' with the bizarre situation and 'understand he has work to do', with one local even complimenting the view. Social media users have also reacted to the clip, which recently went viral online, praising Mr Myslowski and saying: 'He went against the grain.' The farmer told Polish newspaper Dziennik Wschodni that people 'watch and make videos', saying: 'There have never been any problems with it.' Mr Myslowski added that he carries out the agricultural work several times a year.
wwkirk
Divine
I guess he's lucky he's not in America. They would have eminent domained him.
pigfarmer
tall, thin, irritable
Dropped in for a cup of tea perhaps?
Parachuter plunges through roof and into California house
Parachuter plunges through roof and into California house
By Mark Lungariello July 12, 2021
A parachutist from Camp Roberts torpedoed through the roof of a Southern California home and into the interior of the house, authorities said.
The man, who was reportedly a British soldier in the midst of a training exercise, dealt with a chute that didn’t fully open before he plunged through the house in Atascadero on July 6 at just before 5 p.m., police said in a news release.
“The parachutist was conscious but stunned with complaints of pain but no visible serious injuries,” the Atascadero Police Department said in a recent news release.
“The occupants of the residence were not home at the time and therefore were uninjured.”
The homeowner’s mother told KSBY that there wasn’t much damage in the house after he came through the roof when he landed inside – apparently into the kitchen.
A British soldier cheated death after smashing through a roof and landing in a kitchen.
“It’s amazing,” Linda Sallady said. “It’s mostly the ceiling, the sheetrock. He missed the counters, appliances, everything.”
Neighbor Rose Martin called his survival a miracle.
“I mean, who lands like that without a parachute and lives?” Martin told the station.
Everyone else in the jump landed at a designated spot, Atascadero police said.
The soldier was part of a British military unit, The Tribune News Service reported.
Parachuter plunges through roof and into California house
Parachuter plunges through roof and into California house
By Mark Lungariello July 12, 2021
A parachutist from Camp Roberts torpedoed through the roof of a Southern California home and into the interior of the house, authorities said.
The man, who was reportedly a British soldier in the midst of a training exercise, dealt with a chute that didn’t fully open before he plunged through the house in Atascadero on July 6 at just before 5 p.m., police said in a news release.
“The parachutist was conscious but stunned with complaints of pain but no visible serious injuries,” the Atascadero Police Department said in a recent news release.
“The occupants of the residence were not home at the time and therefore were uninjured.”
The homeowner’s mother told KSBY that there wasn’t much damage in the house after he came through the roof when he landed inside – apparently into the kitchen.
A British soldier cheated death after smashing through a roof and landing in a kitchen.
“It’s amazing,” Linda Sallady said. “It’s mostly the ceiling, the sheetrock. He missed the counters, appliances, everything.”
Neighbor Rose Martin called his survival a miracle.
“I mean, who lands like that without a parachute and lives?” Martin told the station.
Everyone else in the jump landed at a designated spot, Atascadero police said.
The soldier was part of a British military unit, The Tribune News Service reported.
pigfarmer
tall, thin, irritable
Will you be having the chicken or the fish?
This isn't really all that unusual, I have seen a water tanker with big cannon looking thing stocking a local pond. I wonder what the little fishies make of all the commotion.
Thousands of fish dropped from plane into Utah lakes in video
July 11, 2021
They’re doing it on a large scale!
Wild video footage shows an airplane dumping thousands of fish from the air into remote Utah lakes to try to restock the bodies of water with marine life.
The footage, shared by the state’s Division of Wildlife Resources on Friday, shows crews filling a small aircraft with scores of “fingerlings,” or fish under the age of 1, before they’re dumped out of a chute into more than 200 high-elevation lakes in Utah.
“The fish are between 1-3 inches long, so they flutter down slowly to the water,” the agency said on Facebook
The fish being dropped from the plane into the lake in Utah. Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
The Division of Wildlife Resources says that it stocks lakes with “fingerling” fish that will survive the high altitude drops. Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
The plane holds hundreds of pounds of water and can drop 35,000 fish in a single trip, the agency said.
Wildlife experts said the aerial dumps are a more effective method of stocking fish than transporting them by ground since it’s difficult to maintain the animals’ oxygen levels in packed tanks for long distances.
“Post-stocking netting surveys show that survival of aerial-stocked fish is incredibly high,” the agency said.
This isn't really all that unusual, I have seen a water tanker with big cannon looking thing stocking a local pond. I wonder what the little fishies make of all the commotion.
Thousands of fish dropped from plane into Utah lakes in video
July 11, 2021
They’re doing it on a large scale!
Wild video footage shows an airplane dumping thousands of fish from the air into remote Utah lakes to try to restock the bodies of water with marine life.
The footage, shared by the state’s Division of Wildlife Resources on Friday, shows crews filling a small aircraft with scores of “fingerlings,” or fish under the age of 1, before they’re dumped out of a chute into more than 200 high-elevation lakes in Utah.
“The fish are between 1-3 inches long, so they flutter down slowly to the water,” the agency said on Facebook
The fish being dropped from the plane into the lake in Utah. Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
The Division of Wildlife Resources says that it stocks lakes with “fingerling” fish that will survive the high altitude drops. Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
The plane holds hundreds of pounds of water and can drop 35,000 fish in a single trip, the agency said.
Wildlife experts said the aerial dumps are a more effective method of stocking fish than transporting them by ground since it’s difficult to maintain the animals’ oxygen levels in packed tanks for long distances.
“Post-stocking netting surveys show that survival of aerial-stocked fish is incredibly high,” the agency said.
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Standingstones
Celestial
I would be more worried about holding a metal rod during a lightning storm. He got off lightly.