do want
do want
^i can second that.
Theres no mound in softball? Lame.
Why are girls who play softballs so large? There's no exercise involved?
skinny chicks are the cheerleaders
I wish my camera didn't suck. When my pink toed tarantula molts shes so badass looking. Jet black with hot pink toes like she has a fresh cover of paint.
Uber late now, but if you post pics of Strike Freedom then you have to post these. This guy (goes by Keita) is fucking amazing at modifying and painting model kits. I absolutely love the way metal parts turn out when he paints them. Only posting them because a lot of Gundam fans probably haven't seen his work.
The guys page is HERE which has a lot of really good pics as well as explaining the paints and equipment used and details what was modified, but it is in Japanese unfortunately (luckily the pictures usually explain it good enough). His site also has a comparison picture showing it against the original out-of-box assembled Strike Freedom model, but seems he has hot-linking blocked and I'm too lazy to re-host it elsewhere. >.>;
http://wonderexcellence.sub.jp/gallery/wsfa1/wsfa1.jpg
http://wonderexcellence.sub.jp/gallery/wsfa1/wsfa4.jpg
http://f7.aaa.livedoor.jp/%7Emesario.../wsfm/wsf1.jpg
http://f7.aaa.livedoor.jp/%7Emesario.../wsfm/wsf3.jpg
http://f7.aaa.livedoor.jp/%7Emesario.../wsfm/wsf3.jpg
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heikegani
http://img.qj.net/uploads/articles_m...jpreviewth.jpgHeikegani (平家蟹, ヘイケガニ) (Heikea japonica) is a species of crab native to Japan, with a shell that bears a pattern resembling a human face. It is locally believed that these crabs are reincarnations of the spirits of the Heike warriors defeated at the Battle of Dan-no-ura as told in The Tale of the Heike. The pattern of ridges on the carapace serves a very functional purpose as sites of muscle attachment. Similar patterns are found on species in many parts of the world, including fossilized remains.
Heikegani were used by Carl Sagan in his popular science television show Cosmos: A Personal Voyage as an example of unintentional artificial selection[1]. The story goes that the crabs with shells resembling Samurai were thrown back to the sea by the fishers on respect to the Heike warriors, while those not resembling Samurai were eaten, giving the former a greater chance of reproducing. [1] In other words, the more closely the crabs resemble a samurai face, the more likely they would be spared and thrown back.
Make the connection between the two stories
Samurai crabs? Fuck.
Samurai crab, pistol shrimp, coin spiders. Fucking world is going down.