Once again, a bunch of images that were good but JUST NOT GOOD ENOUGH.

http://cellar.org/pictures/goldtoilet.jpg

I think this solid gold toilet was in Hong Kong. Yeah, they used to say the streets of America were paved with gold, but it wasn't true; and now, other countries have better things than streets paved with gold...

http://cellar.org/pictures/sealblock.jpg

This seal was blocking the entrance to a shop. A good image, but I didn't write down where the shop was!

http://cellar.org/pictures/turtles.jpg

Just some funny turtles.

http://cellar.org/pictures/takin.jpg

This beast is called a "takin". It lives in China.

http://cellar.org/pictures/bisonemergency.jpg

This was a bison emergency but I don't know if it was part of the same emergency that produced the dead Mongolian bull.

http://cellar.org/pictures/nanjingman.jpg

Nanjing man, 500,000 years old, brought into question the idea that humans evolved mostly in Africa.

re: Nanjing man
 

Is that the oldest bone sample, or are there ones in and around Mesopotamia/Persia that are older?

~Mike

The shop i believe was in South Africa..=)
Some funny turtles?
Someone running short of material? lol
joke

Oldest sample: I don't know!

Running out of material: naw, these are the rejected images. These I save, and then look at every day for a month, and finally say "Yeah, it's just not good enough..."

*i'm jsut wondering about how easy it would be walk out with a toilet under your arm* lol
I"m suprised you don't have some security guy watching you do a shit coz if this is high quality gold, its soft as, jsut scrape with a knife every time you go.......

Re: re: Nanjing man
 

<p>Australopithecus anamensis (Lucy) was somewhere between 4.1 to 3.9 million years old. Lucy is one of the oldest known hominids to have walked upright, and she was found in Kenya.
<p>This skull is supposed to be evidence for the "multi-regional" theory of human evolution. Homo erectus evolved in Africa and supposedly migrated outward into the world around 1.5 million years ago. But there are 2 competing theories on how exactly Homo sapiens evolved from Homo erectus.
<p>One theory, "The Replacement Theory", says that Homo sapiens evolved in Africa and migrated to other regions around 400,000-125,000 years ago, replacing the less efficient Homo erectus that had migrated.
<p>Another theory, "The Multi-Regional Theory", says that Homo sapiens evolved from Homo erectus, but seperately in many different regions around the world.

Those turtles look like their chatting over coffee.

whoa ghostie post! :lol: nearly 8.5 years -is that a record?

Nothing like taking a dump in The Trump Toilet.

Huh?
What?

8 years, between post 6 and 7.

Which is normally a sign of spam to come.


But not always.

Or someone that's interested enough to read the stirling repartee in archives. :D

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