just like everybody else does

i know most people have seen it but i cant emphasize how much this is literally my favorite breath of the wild clip of all time. also i can never fucking find this clip when i need it especially in high definition so here it is

Not because whoever originally came up with the Secunit standard specs didn't want them to be imposing looking, necessarily, but because they are canonically cheap and built by the lowest bidder and you cannot tell me that a bunch of corporate beancounters would actually make those constructs 6'4" or whatever when they could make the maintenance cubicles and transport containers marginally smaller, and make the material costs of the cheap armor they're mass producing slightly lower, and save a very small amount of money on shipping costs every rental and so on, and make sure that if a situation ever requires putting one into an evac suit / enviro suit that they do not have to waste money ordering special models. I can't see them going "But if it's taller it can see over a crowd more easily" when they're designed to interface with security cameras and drones anyway" if they can be cheap bastards instead.

AND the guy developed color slide processing as well. as a person fairly familiar with modern b/w processing at home, but never EVER stepping into color (negatives or slides) territory, i’d say, BAMF to the highest degree. 

KATEY SAGAL as DR. KUREHA ONE PIECE 👒 SEASON TWO

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the turtle moves

Hand-made  Tamari (traditional Japanese string-ball toys) made by a 92yr old. Originally made from old left over parts of kimonos. Hand sewn/embroidered. 

Battlestar Galactica (2003) 03.09 Unfinished Business

1. 'The Squeak' apparently is originating from the Low Pressure (LP) valve. This is a large "D" slide valve with a lot of metal to metal contact. 2. We have inspected the valve, seat and LP cylinder and piston numerous times. We can find no evidence of rubbing, galling, burnishing, or any other sign of metal to metal contact. 3. 'The Squeak' is dependent on engine speed and temperature; as the engine heats up 'The Squeak' increases. Inexplicably, as the speed increases the sound decreases. 4. Suggestions about using WD-40 or needing sewing machine oil are not helpful. 5. If you wish to discuss 'The Squeak' with the Chief Engineer please donate $1 to The Squeak Abatement Fund to aid in construction of a new LP valve. If too many passengers speak with the Chief regarding 'The Squeak', the donation may be diverted to the Chief's beer fund.