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Last thing that amazed you...

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The last thing that really amazed me was thinking how amazed I was on Wednesday that the day was Wednesday and it had been all day..... :confused:o_O
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What is really amazing is go all day thinking it is Friday and then find out that it is only Thursday.
 
The last thing that amazed me was my boyfriend driving a 3,000 mile round trip on the spur of the moment to visit me for two days, and him being able to make it home to go to work on Monday! Talk about willpower!
 
Cali Cat said:
The last thing that amazed me was my boyfriend driving a 3,000 mile round trip on the spur of the moment to visit me for two days, and him being able to make it home to go to work on Monday! Talk about willpower!
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That is a good point. He must have really, really wanted to see you.
 
I'm not what you would call a massive Pokemon fan, but I was amazed when I accidentally came across this video of a Pokemon fan explaining his theories on all the following:

1. How all the previous Pokemon games and elements from them - such as the Mega-Evolution stones and Pokemon Z's legendary Pokemon Zygarde - tie in with the latest games (Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon)
2. How the Pokemon games tie into alchemy, astrology and various religions/mythologies
3. What he thinks the third legendary Pokemon will be (Pokemon Eclipse?)
4. Why he thinks that Pokemon's 20th Anniversary and this generation of Pokemon (Generation 7) will be the final series...or at the very least, the last series before a reboot.

As the tagline in Pokemon Sun and Moon's reveal trailer states, "It all comes together"...

 
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An amazing story from World War II. Here's the backstory:

On September 15th 1940 at 11:30am, a fleet of British fighter planes consisting of Spitfires and Hurricanes took off to intercept a fleet of German bombers heading for London during the "Battle of Britain" campaign.
An hour into the aerial battle, one of the Allies' pilots - 22 year old Sgt. Ray Holmes (a journalist before he joined the RAF) - noticed a damaged German bomber heading off alone; its target been Buckingham Palace.

With his Hurricane's ammunition spent, no backup to help him and little time, Ray decided upon a different and much less conventional tactic to prevent the bomber from succeeding; Flying towards it at 400mph and using his wing like a blade, Ray performed a kamikaze attack on the bomber.

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Artist impression (http://theairtacticalassaultgroup.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3785&page=2)

The attack succeeded - slicing off the bomber's tail, with the force of the impact causing the bomber to violently somersault forward; in turn tearing off both its wings before it plummeted towards the ground. The bomber's pilot bailed out but later died of his injuries while his plane crashed near Victoria Station.
Ray - who had suffered an injury to his arm as a result of the kamikaze strike - successfully bailed out while his plane, still traveling at great speed, impacted not far from Buckingham palace with such force that the plane penetrated deep underground.

In this 2004 documentary, which not only explores Ray's story, an attempt is made to dig up the wrecked Hurricane that Ray flew on that fateful day that turned him into a national hero.


Following his recovery after the event, Ray would continue to fly throughout World War II; later becoming an instructor teaching Russians how to fly the Hurricane and then performing high altitude photo-reconnaissance from 30,000 feet over Germany in a specially prepared Spitfire. He ended the War flying as the King’s Messenger for then-Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
On demob, he went back to a highly successful career in journalism. In 1989, Ray had his autobiography published entitled SKY SPY - committing to print his fascinating exploits in aviation for all time.

Ray sadly passed away on 27 June 2005, aged 90, following a two-year battle with cancer.
 
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I was looking for what shops near to me sold jewellery. I was just looking for a standard earring. Nothing expensive or fancy at all.
Then a website I found said this, so I thought I'll just give up now..!!

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What began in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace and continued in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, ends here with Star Wars Rebels.
Obi Wan and Darth Maul confront each other for the final time:

 
The following is caused by a rolling shutter effect of digital cameras, due to the fact that they capture the image like a scanner rather than all at once.
That said, these still look cool. :)

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One of these crossing my street ,I thought they been annihilated by scum
It's a weasel
 
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LucyPurrs said:
Thanks for posting this Street- I've always wondered what a stoat looked like- they are so cute! :)
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I never thought I'd see one where I lived,you usually only see them on the edges of farmland,last time I saw one was 20 years ago in Southeast Scotland.
 
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