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25 Fucking Years Man!
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The (slightly less) leaning tower of pisa
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not quite sure if this is due to human involvement or the foundation shifting, but the tower sure as heck is leveling off.
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Starcraft
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How do I love thee? Let me count the ways
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creepy bee sting
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The best of Dog Fort
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The Walking Derp
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Some galaxies
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NGC 1300 and Andromeda
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I see a PEDO!!!
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Star Trek inspired pocket doors!
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVtB2Lrd1vg&feature=player_embedded
Do you have enough confidence in your hacking abilities to build a project into the walls of your home? [Marc] used his skills to build an air-powered sliding door for his bedroom. It is similar to the sliding door you’d find on the Enterprise, two sections that slide nicely into the wall to let you pass. Although the picture above shows the internals, he followed through and ended up with a fully finished room that looks fantastic. A compressor in the attic provides the pressure necessary to move the door sections. It is automated, but uses a button press or keypad combination to run instead of detecting motion. Of course, since he’s using a PIC microcontroller to drive the system there’s always room for future changes.
hackaday.com/2010/12/06/star-trek-inspired-pocket-doors/#more-31418
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The art of Halo
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g.e-hentai.org/g/192153/180ce0f7f5/
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