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Sep 14, 2006 14:58

this is for the photoshoppers. as you may or may not know, i bombed on the rcmp interview this morning. so, i've got a year to shape up my leadership qualities & volunteer work. but....if you have any other ideas of careers i can do, then you can show me in picture. have fun. nothing gay. i need some laughter other than what i'll have from ( Read more... )

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cravenmorehead September 14 2006, 20:31:28 UTC

Fuck it. Let's round up the troops and move to Antarctica. There is actually a town there called McMurdo Station. It has a population of 4000 people, and a bowling ally. Check it out...

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tielesstuckless September 15 2006, 17:13:34 UTC

as long as i can have those gigantic wheels on everything.

not as much snow as you would expect for antartica (referring to 2nd picture)

cravenmorehead September 15 2006, 18:53:53 UTC

Believe it or not, but Antarctica is concidered the largest desert in the world as it meets all the criteria a dry landmass should, ie. there is less then 50 mm of precipitation annually. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antarctica
I have been looking into it for some reason. It really is quite fasinating.

tielesstuckless September 15 2006, 21:56:49 UTC

you have too much time on your hands

cravenmorehead September 16 2006, 08:40:44 UTC

I just may...is there anything you would like to know about that I may help with?

tielesstuckless September 16 2006, 18:59:11 UTC

what was the significance of the scorpion symbol in ancient egypt? or any other symbols.

cravenmorehead September 16 2006, 19:43:54 UTC

Ok, with out even looking for this one I can tell you. The scorpion was a representative of the desert in Egyption times, the god Set, or in English, Seth. This eventually turned into the anti-hero of egyptology.

For a minute there I thought you meant the Scarab, which I can also tell you about. The scarab, or dung beetle as we laymens state, is a direct representative of the sun god Ra. The way the beetle rolled balls of dung across the desert was how the egyptians thought the god of sun rolled the everlasting fury across the sky. The transformation from day to night was also regarded from how the beetle lay its eggs in he dung and a new generation was hatched from the ball of fecis.

NB. The God Ra was in direct link to the God of the setting sun Khepri. This being of only the male gender.

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