Gordon Stainforth

Of course, not everyone can afford to travel to remote places, but Tangboche Monastery, wonderfully situated in sight of Everest has a wonderfully calm serenity. A lot of Alpine summits are also very special, but of course they require skill and courage to attain.

Columbo.

@sweet_nector1 Very likely a butter dish. That's what it's most like. What's the big deal?

Do you have any idea what this glass item is used for?

The first thing you should learn how to do, before you start honouring people, is speak your own language coherently.

It looks like an old-fashioned bicycle pedal, but that probably isn't the correct answer because it's too obvious and easy.

Racism (and it's nearly as dangerous subset, nationalism). Be wary too of patriotism which can easily spill over into nationalism. Try and do things that help an unite the world, rather than hinder and fragment it.

I suspect that this is a very feeble, childish trick question, so that the 'correct' answer is 2.

@RealAlexJones Question: why is everything in America now so scary and hysterical? Pre-Trump it was much calmer and saner. It now comes across the whole time as an immensely backward and immature country, with a crumbling democratic political system. It's now gone back to about the UK in 1820s.

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@OwenShroyer1776 The scale of hypocrisy here is awesome, given that the vast majority of Americans are not native but invaders/settlers, mostly from Europe. It also looks racist, i.e. it seems to be saying Europe OK, South American not OK.

We will eventually recognize this for what it was, the largest land invasion in the history of the world and a direct attack on our country and our people.

@dufitalexis1 Strange how many Americans assume that the way many of them have lit up their gardens at night is what the rest of the world does. My garden (in the UK) looks just like the '30 years ago' picture.

The most alive garden is the one you cannot see. Everything that protects it works while the gardener sleeps. Thirty years ago, the suburban garden came alive at night. Today it is increasingly empty — and there are three reasons. Permanent outdoor lighting disorients moths until exhaustion. Fireflies — the eastern US has several species across the genus Photinus and Photuris — cannot emit their signals effectively in a light-polluted environment. The female signals from low vegetation to attract males flying overhead. In any yard with ambient light contamination, males cannot find females. Firefly populations have declined across suburban and peri-urban America over the past three decades. The robotic lawnmower programmed to run at night operates at exactly the time nocturnal wildlife is active. The blades can injure toads, box turtles, and nesting mammals. In much of the US these are the animals quietly controlling slugs, caterpillars, and grubs for free. Night-running robot mowers are an emerging threat to ground-dwelling wildlife. Grass cut to 1.5 inches every week is a desert for moth larvae — the food base for bats and insectivorous birds at dawn. Many common moth species need grass of sufficient length to overwinter. Remove that, and you remove a link in the entire nocturnal food chain. Four things that restore the night: Switch off all non-essential outdoor lighting after 10pm. If security lighting is needed, use motion-activated rather than permanent fixtures, and direct beams downward, not into vegetation. Use warm-color bulbs (under 3000K) rather than cool white, which disrupts insects more severely. Program the robotic mower to run only during daylight hours. This single change immediately reduces wildlife casualty risk. Leave a strip of uncut grass at least three feet wide along a hedge, wall, or fence line. Cut it once a year in October. This strip provides habitat for moth larvae, ground beetles, and the small mammals the night garden needs. Plant white-flowered, night-scented native species: common evening primrose (Oenothera biennis), moonflower vine (Ipomoea alba), native honeysuckle (Lonicera sempervirens — avoid the invasive Japanese Lonicera japonica), and four o'clocks. Moths return in the first season. Fireflies take two to three years if darkness is genuinely restored. The garden belongs to something else at night. It only works if you give it the dark.

He can’t really be forgiven, nor pretend that he’s suddenly become super-intelligent having displayed such an atrociously bad sense of judgment in the past. He’s a vast ego, with few discernible moral principles.

@OfficialJoel4_ I can see 67 upside down. Another rather childish test.

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@_Fitness_Time I can see 8. Not quite sure of the point of it. Some people have bad eyesight/ inadequate glasses? Well, we all know that already, don’t we?

Eye test 👀 How many “ m” ?

Yes, of course. Very few people I think will say no.

Remember all those Britiah protests that fixed absolutely nothing because it was lead by a Zionist fraud. All a fucking show while they tear Europe down.

@WorkElizab Anyone over the age of about 65 will know what this is: a catapult. We usually fired conkers, afair

No way you know what this is, unless you're rocking some serious vintage memories!

Arch egocentric megalomaniac-cum-psychopath Trump is still threatening to 'blow up the whole of Iran'. What makes me so angry is that millions of so-called intelligent/educated people actually voted FOR this very dangerous, simple-minded lunatic.

@KimDotcom @ViKu1111 They might just as well say ‘Palantir supports genocide’.

Palantir bought this full-page ad in the New York Times. Palantir fails to read the room. Nobody likes Israel now.

What a horrible contrivance, and what a horrible society that finds such a thing necessary or even useful.

@NatureUnedited Love it.

At an aquarium in South Korea, after closing time, some clever little otter pups help their grandpa tidy up their toys. As a reward, he gives them ice cubes