Random picture thread. (Real photos rather than AI please)

[Hugin&Munin]

 

[Loxuru]

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Isn't that @Jollyrei 's mowing tool?

 

[Hugin&Munin]

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Jes, I think it is.

 

[Loxuru]

Kinky dog...

Oh, a dog reading the original work of Marquise de Sade!

Cats also do!

 

[ducon007]

I knew it: my President is nothing but a vulgar Pied Piper...

 

[Loxuru]

I knew it: my President is nothing but a vulgar Pied Piper...

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So, that's how he seduced his teacher to marry him!

 

[Kiduttaja]

strange trees... and what about the girl ?

 

[Kiduttaja]

a Dornier 335 Pfeil tested by USAF after the WW II, restored and now in the museum:

 

[Jollyrei]

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THAT'S VERY TRADITIONAL, YOU KNOW. IT DEPENDS ON THE JOB, REALLY. SOMETIMES ONE HAS TO BE MORE EFFICIENT...

 

[Hugin&Munin]

 

[ducon007]

I don't know why, but suddenly I didn't feel like it any more...

 

[Loxuru]

I don't know why, but suddenly I didn't feel like it any more...

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The boss was annoyed because his personel spent too much time staying in the bathroom!

 

[Hugin&Munin]

Historical calculator


Canned food from the NVA (GDR army) operational food. This included two cans with ready meals, a can with bread, 2 instant tea drinks, 2 instant coffee, a can of sweet spread and tablets to sterilize water. Also an alcohol stove with fuel tablets and a can opener. Everything actually tasted quite good, except for the Chester cheese, which was more rubbery and tasted terrible.


This booze was for miners and was given out to the miners for 1.65 (GDR Mark). Those who worked underground received 2 liters per month; those who worked above ground only received one liter.

 

[ducon007]

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Historical calculator

The "Pascaline", a mechanical calculator invented by Blaise Pascal and considered the first calculating machine (1652)

 

[Kiduttaja]

not so old but here my calculators:
early '70s at the highschool
mid '70s beginning of university
end '70s for my thesis...

 

[Mikerytel]

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Barb during bath time

 

[thehangingtree]

not so old but here my calculators:
early '70s at the highschool
mid '70s beginning of university
end '70s for my thesis...
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My brother could use a slide rule faster than most could use calculators of the time and Tree's first calulator was a TI-51!!!

 

[Kiduttaja]

I like mythology... nice goddess, isn't she?

 

[Jollyrei]

I like mythology... nice goddess, isn't she?
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I'd certainly not take her off any of my stained glass windows.

 

[Hugin&Munin]

not so old but here my calculators:
early '70s at the highschool
mid '70s beginning of university
end '70s for my thesis...
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#1 We expected this at school in the late 1960s. The advantage was that you learned to estimate the result beforehand. When I was at vocational school in 1971, I didn't buy a calculator because the SR1 cost 123 GDR marks and as an apprentice I only earned 80 GDR marks a month. These calculators were also available in the Federal Republic, but they cost 460 DM.