
spenshal-Mechanic-triplet
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Got a present in the mail
spenshal-Mechanic-triplet replied to HelperElfMissy's topic in General off-topic discussions
Very cute I saw! -
The Wire is excellent. Love that program. A bit more lightweight but Prison Break is good fun too. On Season 2 now.
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Japan "earthquake map"
spenshal-Mechanic-triplet replied to joshnii's topic in General off-topic discussions
His warning were always spot on -
What are you reading?
spenshal-Mechanic-triplet replied to kintaro's topic in General off-topic discussions
The End of Faith - just started it myself. I'm really getting into reading books like this nowadays..... really gone off reading novels. -
Biwako
spenshal-Mechanic-triplet replied to chonmage's topic in Snow talk, trip reports, Japan avalanche & backcountry
Very short season as well I believe. -
Where did your nick...
spenshal-Mechanic-triplet replied to sava's topic in General off-topic discussions
I thought mine was very obvious. -
Rules of filming
spenshal-Mechanic-triplet replied to jared's topic in Snow talk, trip reports, Japan avalanche & backcountry
Quote: Dont film warm up runs/jumps I dunno I have some of my best stuff from that. Less pressure and more comical moments as well. Then again, batteries isn't such an issue as we don't really take that much. It's always ends up seeming like too much hassle. -
Ishihara's comments about French
spenshal-Mechanic-triplet replied to DumbStick's topic in General off-topic discussions
The bit I heard he seemed to be saying that French was not worth of being an "international language" (?), because they "think of" the number 94 as being: 2 x 20 + 14 (which it is, of course) -
Japan "earthquake map"
spenshal-Mechanic-triplet replied to joshnii's topic in General off-topic discussions
Not positive news this: Tokyo quake fault 17 km shallower than thought The earthquake fault beneath the Tokyo metropolis is much shallower than previously thought and thus potentially more dangerous, according to a report in Science magazine released Friday. According to the report, a joint study conducted by the University of Tokyo's Earthquake Research Institute, Chiba University and other institutions shows the depth of the inland fault, which produced the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake, may be about 17 km shallower than previously estimated. "A shallower earthquake source f -
Humble Pie on the menu
spenshal-Mechanic-triplet replied to damian's topic in General off-topic discussions
I have never been turned away from anywhere. What did they say when they turned you away?