OT: 112th Obsequious Banter Thread: Nearing the Halfway Point of the Year

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I thought it was glass rock, concrete, asphalt?


Don’t sell yourself short. Safety is everyone’s job.
The under structure is being filled with bags of the recycled glass/rock. I am guessing they will top fill with something along asphalt lines. They could also then be having prefab concrete being made, and then maybe top that with asphalt. This is only temporary, and will eventually be rebuilt with beams and concrete.
 
The under structure is being filled with bags of the recycled glass/rock. I am guessing they will top fill with something along asphalt lines. They could also then be having prefab concrete being made, and then maybe top that with asphalt. This is only temporary, and will eventually be rebuilt with beams and concrete.

Ah yeah true the concrete could already be casted and getting ready
 
When it comes down to public speeches... the worst ones I've ever seen are the ones that didn't have anything rehearsed whether it was in their head or on paper.

Best man speech in which he congratulated the bride and groom 1000 times in 6 minutes. AWFUL.
 
If anyone else on here feels like being coverted to a Test Cricket fan?

Tomorrow would be a good day to start watching.

5th day of 5.
1st game of the biggest series on earth (the Ashes, England vs Australia).
4 amazing days gone so far.
Super finely balanced. 50:50 basically.
 
If anyone else on here feels like being coverted to a Test Cricket fan?

Tomorrow would be a good day to start watching.

5th day of 5.
1st game of the biggest series on earth (the Ashes, England vs Australia).
4 amazing days gone so far.
Super finely balanced. 50:50 basically.
would love to watch..but its not being carried on anything I have ...soon as the New Zealand season ended ..for the most part all of my cricket watching dried up lol
 
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If anyone else on here feels like being coverted to a Test Cricket fan?

Tomorrow would be a good day to start watching.

5th day of 5.
1st game of the biggest series on earth (the Ashes, England vs Australia).
4 amazing days gone so far.
Super finely balanced. 50:50 basically.


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If anyone else on here feels like being coverted to a Test Cricket fan?

Tomorrow would be a good day to start watching.

5th day of 5.
1st game of the biggest series on earth (the Ashes, England vs Australia).
4 amazing days gone so far.
Super finely balanced. 50:50 basically.

I've been missing it this far. Too busy. Which is nuts, because it's hard to wholly miss test cricket
 
I've been missing it this far. Too busy. Which is nuts, because it's hard to wholly miss test cricket

Tbf I have only watched about 4 hours of the 4 days live... and that includes 2 hours today and watching Root get his century only.

As also adult life is getting in the way of me enjoying sport. Hilarious since I have worked for sport related organisations for over 5 years now... and the main reason I don't watch more sport is working for sport organisations lmao.
 
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There was a story a day or two ago about Russia remote driving a tank towards a Ukraine position and then 'detonating' the tank because they loaded it up with tons of explosives. Looks like this was a similar type tank that was blown up by an RPG.
 
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If anyone else on here feels like being coverted to a Test Cricket fan?

Tomorrow would be a good day to start watching.

5th day of 5.
1st game of the biggest series on earth (the Ashes, England vs Australia).
4 amazing days gone so far.
Super finely balanced. 50:50 basically.
I'm catching the highlights on jomboy media on breakdowns and/or things you missed that you didn't plan on watching
 
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Wow. I remember seeing like last week the tickets were like $250,000. Apparently it's completely experimental, isn't actually' regulated/approved' by any official body. If it's on the ocean floor it's around 12,000 feet which like 10,000 feet further than any submersible has ever successfully had people rescued from in the past.

96 hours of air when they left Sunday morning would mean oxygen is only ok until about Thursday morning... but that assumes there is no oxygen leak and it's basically all electronics that failed (and the system in replace can scrub the air/replenish oxygen from the supply with an electronics failure).
 
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