Aging Geek/Nerd/Gizmo-Freak, like classic muscle cars, Dad of 4, GrandDad of 67 Nice guy by all accounts. Despite many rumors No Imaginary Friends. Positive.
Beenleigh, Queensland
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This is China’s new high-speed road sweeper.
Operating at speeds up to 80 km/h, it clears heavy highway debris in literally seconds.
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Amazing video of kids in China mastering the tough move called "standing up with hands in pockets" during their Kung Fu training course 💫
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Perhaps one of the greatest moments captured in 2025 was by none other than Tahiti’s ultimate!
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A senior lady and grocery store employee have a stand off every time she comes by shopping
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The day Maikel Melero pulled off one of the most jaw-dropping tricks ever seen in freestyle motocross.
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When the diagnosis does finally come, and the shock eventually subsides, she says, “there are so many different emotions – shock, anger, depression, guilt for having blamed the person and for not having picked it up earlier”.
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Inside Chernobyl, scientists have discovered a black fungus feeding on deadly gamma radiation.
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Back in the 1st century in Roman Egypt, a clever inventor named Hero of Alexandria came up with one of the first vending machines. This device was ingeniously placed in temples to dispense holy water.
The mechanism was quite simple yet effective. You'd drop a coin into the machine, and it would land on a little platform connected to a lever. The weight of the coin would push the lever down, opening a valve to allow a precise amount of holy water to flow out.
Once the coin slid off the platform, the lever would return to its original position, thereby closing the valve. This setup not only automated the process but also ensured that each person received only their fair share, making it a remarkable example of early mechanical innovation.
Long before vending machines were associated with snacks, they were sanctifying spaces by dispensing blessings!
