This is acomplete joke. It isn't avery urgent announcement!
Check your google maps / google earth to see what's so shocking!
Search at: 48.857699,10.205451
Actually, Tarkya found this first. But that's just our little secret.
Is that a bug on the lense?
OMG! :O Run for your lives!
Move along people nothing to see here...... (http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d156/HuskieBoi666/Bug.png) :paranoid
Quote from: Zedd on September 29, 2006, 03:38:13 AM
Is that a bug on the lense?
yeah. earwig or thwip. Whatever it was, it's squished now.
http://bbs.keyhole.com/ubb/showthreaded.php/Cat/0/Number/398126/page/vc is the Google Earth community thread on it.
What's unknown if that it was caught on the lens of the camera used to create the Google Earth image, or if it was caught on the actual photograph that was used to build the Google Earth image. Personally, looking at the way it got squished, it was probably on the map or picture used to generate the Google Earth Image.
Yeah, it's standing on the map, so it looks like it's rampaging.
thats amazing and its so clear as well
This one's rather rude, but if you're 15 or over, check out the fields in Billingley in the UK.
Coordinates are:
53°32'19.10"N
1°20'48.55"W
I used Google Earth, I'll just check if Google Maps works too
I wonder if that name above it is the name of the guy who wrote that.
Quote from: Tapewolf on September 29, 2006, 02:42:47 PM
This one's rather rude, but if you're 15 or over, check out the fields in Billingley in the UK.
Coordinates are:
53°32'19.10"N
1°20'48.55"W
I used Google Earth, I'll just check if Google Maps works too
Looked at the coordinates, saw NOTHING of interest...
Edit: Reentered coordinates, NOW I see it. Poor eddie. :3
Doubleposted, mod delete please.
Quote from: Slavkei on September 30, 2006, 12:43:41 AM
Poor eddie. :3
As Aridas points out, it might be the name of the guy who wrote it >:3
Alien crop-circles sure have gone downhill.
Bigger shot of our terror-insect friend;
Click teh image to expand0rize it.
(http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/7333/kaijumuchga5.jpg) (http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/7333/kaijumuchga5.jpg)
What?
They don't grow that big in the USA?
>:3 ;)
You should see the hornets in asia...Takes about 4 to kill 30,000 honeybees
Quote from: Zedd on October 07, 2006, 08:06:40 PM
You should see the hornets in asia...Takes about 4 to kill 30,000 honeybees
Probably because you're comparing hornets to honeybees, which would probably do well in any case... I really don't think they're that agressive. I don't know all that much about bees though, so I can't guarantee anytihng I say.
Quote from: Aridas Soulfire on October 07, 2006, 08:12:15 PM
Quote from: Zedd on October 07, 2006, 08:06:40 PM
You should see the hornets in asia...Takes about 4 to kill 30,000 honeybees
Probably because you're comparing hornets to honeybees, which would probably do well in any case... I really don't think they're that agressive. I don't know all that much about bees though, so I can't guarantee anytihng I say.
Japanese hornets are hueg-like-xbox with wings. I've seen a few of these slaughter an entire hive in a matter of hours. They raid the hives for the honey and the proteine-rich larva. It was on Discovery or something.
Quote from: Vidar on October 08, 2006, 03:21:05 AM
Quote from: Aridas Soulfire on October 07, 2006, 08:12:15 PM
Quote from: Zedd on October 07, 2006, 08:06:40 PM
You should see the hornets in asia...Takes about 4 to kill 30,000 honeybees
Probably because you're comparing hornets to honeybees, which would probably do well in any case... I really don't think they're that agressive. I don't know all that much about bees though, so I can't guarantee anytihng I say.
Japanese hornets are hueg-like-xbox with wings. I've seen a few of these slaughter an entire hive in a matter of hours. They raid the hives for the honey and the proteine-rich larva. It was on Discovery or something.
Wicked bastards arent they
xbox hornets? D: *hides* I'm not happy.
As evidenced by my avatar. D:
Locusts? Ah, this brings me back to my days as Anubis, standing by as that trouble-maker Moses gave the pharoah a taste of his own medicine. Of course, our locusts were bigger.
(Watches as a comet strikes and obliterates the huge arthropod.)
Our locusts were tougher, too.
Quote from: Alan Garou on October 10, 2006, 09:03:33 AM
Locusts? Ah, this brings me back to my days as Anubis, standing by as that trouble-maker Moses gave the pharoah a taste of his own medicine. Of course, our locusts were bigger.
(Watches as a comet strikes and obliterates the huge arthropod.)
Our locusts were tougher, too.
And here they come to eat your face >:3
Quote from: Zedd on October 10, 2006, 03:13:18 PM
Quote from: Alan Garou on October 10, 2006, 09:03:33 AM
Locusts? Ah, this brings me back to my days as Anubis, standing by as that trouble-maker Moses gave the pharoah a taste of his own medicine. Of course, our locusts were bigger.
(Watches as a comet strikes and obliterates the huge arthropod.)
Our locusts were tougher, too.
And here they come to eat your face >:3
Great.
Now I remember why I got rid of them. (Is eaten alive) :knifed