Hell of a good read this, can recommend (even for a millimetre-y Brit like myself) Although it's making me want to get back to the workshop rather than enjoy the holiday ๐
Patrick Stewart would've been 46-47 when filming the first season of TNG, and Wil Wheaton is now 53, so yeah quite a bit older
Knowing how prone they are to this kind of crap, I wanted to wait and see what it'd say when my streak ran out, I wasn't disappointed
How badly they want to show me ads, it's impressive. Desperate ain't sexy guys
What's this? A wholesome family picnic woefully underpopulated by bees?
A large influx of bees ought to put a stop to that.
It's a maths puzzle called Magic Mixer - you roll it and whatever the numbers in black add up to, you have to try and make the rest sum to that too
Yup, and in a very similar situation, Lizzie died basically the day after meeting Liz
This sounds like what you're after :)
The plot:
If engineers had our way all buildings would look like this
This is the ideal building. You may not like it but this is what peak performance looks like ๐
Is he... you know ...
Can't even escape this by being queer - I'm mid 30s and about half of my straight couple friends have kids now, none of the queer couples do, and yet we're still asked about it sometimes, it's so odd.
Fortunately all my siblings have at least one now so finally my mum's stopped asking...
A bit of googling and [here it is](Hasang A/885 โ Google Arts & Culture https://share.google/WQf5YFNiVuWpLQOes)
"A-885 'Hasang'ย --- Smallest steam locomotive ever used in Indian sub-continent. Built by W.G. Bagnall Ltd, Castle Engg Works, Stafford, UK, in the year 1897. This 0-4-0 narrow-gauge locomotive spent its working life in the Ledo Coal Mines in Assam"