I’m making a fruit salad and having an apple cider.

holiday everyday
I’m making a fruit salad and having an apple cider.

You could pull a car, even with the thin rope.





The chicken bits are fun to eat, crunchy. I’ll get more next week and make more of a snacking dish.











That small chicken gave me 4 different dishes. Thank you, chicken.











..and it was fucking delicious.
I just wish the skin had a darker glaze… But that would require about 10 bucks more of soy sauce.
Lots of leftovers for tomorrow……but what do I do with them?








I also like the blur effect.

Hint the chicken is French but the dish is Chinese.

My chain scrubber is a life saver.




Hero.



If the little cheap plastic mount on top cracks (easy to do) the WHOLE device is garbage. GoPro replaced mine with a brand new one…. But they really need to fix this in V2.




HAHAHAHA you fucking Russian morons.
Hackers meddled with ride-hailing service Yandex Taxi to create a two-hour-long traffic jam in the Russian capital.
Dozens of drivers working for Yandex Taxi in Moscow likely had a frustrating day. Hackers breached the app, sending dozens of cars to the exact location, forming a traffic jam that lasted up to three hours.
OHHH WE NEED MORE OF THIS PLEASE








Below is the German battleship Schleswig Holstein firing those 1st shots.
83 years today.

The German battleship SMS Schleswig-Holstein was built in 1906. The outdated vessel, used as a training ship for naval cadets, arrived in Gdańsk harbour on 25 August 1939, on the pretext of a courtesy visit. It moored directly across Westerplatte, with 225 soldiers concealed below its deck.
After the initial barrage from the Schleswig-Holstein had ceased, Wojciech Najsarek, the stationmaster of Gdańsk-Westerplatte station and a voluntary soldier, tried to run to the Polish lines, but was spotted and shot by the advancing marines of a German Naval Assault Company. Najsarek was the first Polish soldier to fall in the Second World War.
The Schleswig-Holstein didn’t survive the War. It was hit by Royal Air Force bombers on 18 December 1944 and sunk in shallow water near Gdynia (then Gotenhafen). After the war, the Soviet Navy patched up the ship and used it as a training target in the Gulf of Finland. The remains of the ship still exist, but lie underwater.