Post a pic of yourself - in light of IJ's Community thread.
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Eh joe, anyone ever tell you look like the kid in pulp fiction that gets his brains blown out in the car?
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Yeah that was when i first got it. I felt bad because i didnt wash it and the exhaust was blown apart and i just put a new clutch in it. So it was dirty, sounded like crap, and the clutch chattered everytime i took off.:3d_frown:
But all that has changed.:icon_bigg
well heres one of me sitting in my puter/toolbox room. yeah, i know, i look like a freak of nature but i like it. problem is that theres no beer in sight.
sorry bout the hand jesture and the shirt. im a lil grumpy when theres no beer here. my gf thought is suits me to a t
sorry bout the hand jesture and the shirt. im a lil grumpy when theres no beer here. my gf thought is suits me to a t
[/quote] i wanna go to chernobyl one day, its on the list of places to visit, very strange and magical place.[/QUOTE]
More sad than magical but the zone today is a beautful place from a nature standpoint.You can take one of the normal 4 hour tours offered these days. They're safe but you can't wander around like I do because you'll need a permit you can't get unless you work there. Remember, the entire 30km Exclusion Zone is surrounded by barb wire and patrolled by guys with AK-47s. Plus there are hot spots so wandering around can be dangerous. For example, I carry the best dosimeter money can buy and it alarms all the time.
There are no locals. 135,000 people were evacuated from the zone. Pripyat alone had a populationof 50,000. The average age was 28 with 16,000 of them children under the age of 16. It was the newest city in the USSR at the time and one of the best places to live. Pripyat's residents were evacuated in a mere 3 hours by a convoy of buses that was 13 miles long. They were told they'd be gone 3 days and to take only what they were wearing and their identity documents. No one ever came back.
They left behind everything, including 10,000 domestic pets who a few weeks became crazed with hunger and began feeding on each other. The Soviet army was sent in to shoot them all. Today Pripyat remains a nuclear ghost city quickly being reclaimed by nature. It's quite an experience to walk through it's streets, apartments, shops ,ect. It's even more strange to be there at night when the wild boar, elk, and other animals come out.
In other parts of the zone entire villages are buried. The only sign of them is huge mounds of earth with the name of the village posted on radiation warning signs. Others stand empty. The trucks, fire engines, helicopters, and other gear used to fight the accident lie abandoned in the forest, a section of which was completely destroyed by the cloud that passed over it. The catfish in the cooling ponds at the station are over 6 feet long. Yeah, it's a strange place. It'll be 20 years this April since it all happened and I'll be going back at that time.
More sad than magical but the zone today is a beautful place from a nature standpoint.You can take one of the normal 4 hour tours offered these days. They're safe but you can't wander around like I do because you'll need a permit you can't get unless you work there. Remember, the entire 30km Exclusion Zone is surrounded by barb wire and patrolled by guys with AK-47s. Plus there are hot spots so wandering around can be dangerous. For example, I carry the best dosimeter money can buy and it alarms all the time.
There are no locals. 135,000 people were evacuated from the zone. Pripyat alone had a populationof 50,000. The average age was 28 with 16,000 of them children under the age of 16. It was the newest city in the USSR at the time and one of the best places to live. Pripyat's residents were evacuated in a mere 3 hours by a convoy of buses that was 13 miles long. They were told they'd be gone 3 days and to take only what they were wearing and their identity documents. No one ever came back.
They left behind everything, including 10,000 domestic pets who a few weeks became crazed with hunger and began feeding on each other. The Soviet army was sent in to shoot them all. Today Pripyat remains a nuclear ghost city quickly being reclaimed by nature. It's quite an experience to walk through it's streets, apartments, shops ,ect. It's even more strange to be there at night when the wild boar, elk, and other animals come out.
In other parts of the zone entire villages are buried. The only sign of them is huge mounds of earth with the name of the village posted on radiation warning signs. Others stand empty. The trucks, fire engines, helicopters, and other gear used to fight the accident lie abandoned in the forest, a section of which was completely destroyed by the cloud that passed over it. The catfish in the cooling ponds at the station are over 6 feet long. Yeah, it's a strange place. It'll be 20 years this April since it all happened and I'll be going back at that time.
SuprAng said:
thats a new one for me... lol
i havent seen the movie in awhile, so i dunno how close it is
IJ. said:^^^ Ditto people are usually surprised when I tell them how old I am!
pedophiles usually do act alot younger than they are :]
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Turbo-Joe said:
I was watching Hook the other day and there is this lil kid that looks like Lil Joe :icon_surp
I seriously almost jumped and yelled "IS THAT LIL JOE!? OMG!?!?!?"
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I thought I might as well post eventually. This is me and my girlfriend Jessica.
Edited on 3/13 because i just found out that my girlfriend cheated on me. Fuck her i hope she catches the bubonic plague.:icon_bigg
Edited on 3/13 because i just found out that my girlfriend cheated on me. Fuck her i hope she catches the bubonic plague.:icon_bigg
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Neojester, I'm loving your blue hair. It wouldnt work for me, but it does you. In your last picture it makes me want to say........Private Joker must inform the sargeant that Private Pyle has a full metal jacket............ I know that isnt how it goes but it's been like two years since I've seen the movie. OH yeah and I dont know a sargeant from a general from a captain. I just know that I am a civilian.....lol. Hopefully I want get any bashing from the military people, cause I've got nothing but mad respect for them.
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