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The caption for these pictures said.....Al Makkiyah Mansion with 20ft deep pool.........

that mansion would be a nice place to live.

Beautiful, but you'd better have a good gardener and pool cleaner! I'm afraid if I had it, it would soon look like this:

You know what Dave, Id rather have that forest hide away

Molds, mushrooms, giant bugs and all???

Oh yes

{{Ive got a fridge you could clean- you'll find all those in there }}}

I thought this was interesting

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/indepth/stanislav-petrov-soviet-officer-who-helped-avert-nuclear-war-is-dead-at-77/ar-AAscCDx?ocid=spartanntp

Wow, another soviet officer who averted nuclear war.  I only learned about the guy in the submarine during the cuban missile crisis a year ago, now there's this guy.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/03/you-and-almost-everyone-you-know-owe-your-life-to-this-man/

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-41318195

100 years on and we are still finding relics and bodies from WW1

The sub did sustain some damage, and it's likely water got in through the torpedo tubes, but (morbid question here) let's say it wasn't damaged, could any of the bodies still be relatively intact?

I hate Subs, I hate enclosed spaces, anyone able to live in one of those things, whether German, Russian or whoever, gets my best wishes I think they are a horror.

malickfan wrote: (morbid question here) let's say it wasn't damaged, could any of the bodies still be relatively intact?

(Morbid answer here) Probably not. The sea is very good at eating things, and cold only slows the process. Just think about leaving a raw chicken in the back of your refrigerator for even a few months.....

It doesn't cluck anymore ?

{{{Anyone wants to try opening my fridge door there's a good chance you will find out, or die horribly, one or the other }}}

clucking'eck

oh skyrim...

I thought it was funny

Tourists on a "Jumping Crocodile Tour" on the Adelaide River near Darwin, Australia did just that and tempted this big guy with a huge chunk of meat. Big Brutus is a good 17 feet long and is a saltwater crocodile, or "saltie". These crocodiles are known to be man-eaters and some question how safe these tours really are.

According to NationalGeographic.com

Salties are the largest crocodiles on Earth, like up to 23 ft and weighing 2,200lbs are not uncommon.

https://www.facebook.com/MascotteKiteTeam/videos/1079419542193425/

I think you could build a movie around that kite image.

How is everybody?