awwwwwwww snap ):
bleh.. edit for stupidly random picture page claim
http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/9...cawpegasus.jpg
its a bird AND a horse HOW FUCKING AWESOME IS THIS SHIT it BLEW MY FUCKING MIND
awwwwwwww snap ):
bleh.. edit for stupidly random picture page claim
http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/9...cawpegasus.jpg
its a bird AND a horse HOW FUCKING AWESOME IS THIS SHIT it BLEW MY FUCKING MIND
pretty fucking much
think so
So...Pegasus?
http://fawkesthepheonix.tripod.com/s...es/pegasus.jpg
Though, a more awesome mythological horse would be Odin's horse, Sleipnir:
http://images.elfwood.com/art/l/i/li...l/sleipnir.jpg
this pegasus is better
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ya-anime-b.jpg
No this pegasus.
http://i646.photobucket.com/albums/u...gasus-82-1.jpg
http://www.thehauntedstatus.com/phot...te%20Ship).JPG
U.S.S. Atlantus, 50 feet off the coast of Cape May, NJ. During WW1 and a steel shortage, the Government decided to try an experimental subsitute - Concrete. The entire vessel is 3,000 tons and a 250 foot long freighter, built with a 5 inch thick hull. It sits, is beached, where it was launched. 45 mins from my house in Cape May.
Randy Johnson, pitching a 103 mph fastball (still holds the record?) and hits a bird flying between the mound and the batter.
http://www.woosk.com/wp-content/uplo...ndyjohnson.gif
In my opinion, one of the greatest moments in baseball history (from one of the greatest pitchers)
Joel Zumaya hit 104.8 mph 10/6/06 in Oakland. Or so the story says.
We should turn this thread into a Weird, NJ kind of affair:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1..._fringe300.jpg
Ohhhhhhh Trichocyst they have no idea how fucked up/haunted/weird it is here.
I'll contribute;
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...d_NJ_cover.jpg
And Pepsodent, No I've never been inside it, but obviously bein a fellow south jersyian I've seen it at cape may, thats it. If I werent deathly afraid of sharks (minor sandshark bite when I was a young surfer at age 14 caused me to hyperventilate and have panic attacks....never surfed again) I'd swim out to it....but I'd lose it once I'm waist deep ; ; )
And before anyone makes fun of the phobia, despite being bite on my calf by a decent (3ft) sandshark - NJ has the highest east coast shark attack numbers. It's a reasonable fear.
I live in South Jersey dude, heh. My sister has been in an issue of Weird, NJ. She has the state tattooed behind her ear.
I love the Pine Barrens in a, "Well let's avoid that place," kind of a way:
http://quakeragitator.files.wordpres...6/nj_pines.jpg