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Re: The "Bored at work" thread
The Sub-Creator Sun Mar 31, 2013 12:13 am
Weird Al - Stop Forwarding that Crap to Me
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Re: The "Bored at work" thread
The Sub-Creator Sat Jun 08, 2013 2:57 pm
Does include a couple words of harsh language, so those with kids please be advised. This is amazingly funny though (if you're a George R.R. Martin fan!).
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Re: The "Bored at work" thread
The Sub-Creator Thu Jun 20, 2013 11:21 am
#2. Tsar Tank
We've discussed the Tsar Tank before, but here's a brief recap if you haven't read every Cracked article that ever was: This was an experimental tank built by Russia in 1914-1915, and when I say experimental, I mean that it was a byproduct of a pharmaceutical study designed to test the effects of administering LSD to mechanical engineers. The damned thing was about 30 feet high, weighed 60 tons, and made no amount of sense. Aside from having wheels considerably larger than "the side of a barn" benchmark that people always use as a guide for how easy something is to hit, the thing also didn't get around very well. See that single shopping cart wheel at the back there, holding up half of this thing's 60-ton ass? During its initial trial, Physics took one look at this machine, spat out what it was drinking, then buried it so deep in the mud that it stayed there for the better part of a decade.
But Can It Wail into a Ditch?
Oh, most definitely. You'd just better pick a good ditch, because you're going to be there for a while.
Landships
We've discussed the Tsar Tank before, but here's a brief recap if you haven't read every Cracked article that ever was: This was an experimental tank built by Russia in 1914-1915, and when I say experimental, I mean that it was a byproduct of a pharmaceutical study designed to test the effects of administering LSD to mechanical engineers. The damned thing was about 30 feet high, weighed 60 tons, and made no amount of sense. Aside from having wheels considerably larger than "the side of a barn" benchmark that people always use as a guide for how easy something is to hit, the thing also didn't get around very well. See that single shopping cart wheel at the back there, holding up half of this thing's 60-ton ass? During its initial trial, Physics took one look at this machine, spat out what it was drinking, then buried it so deep in the mud that it stayed there for the better part of a decade.
Landships
It did, however, dominate that muddy field utterly for that decade.But Can It Wail into a Ditch?
Oh, most definitely. You'd just better pick a good ditch, because you're going to be there for a while.
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Re: The "Bored at work" thread
Sarala Sun Jul 21, 2013 10:24 am
Fun interview with Martin Freeman. The best part is around 4:55. Enjoy!
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