I learned that from old submarine movies. The sub would get depth-charged, and water would start spraying in. Then they’d turn the valves and shut it off. I always wondered why they had all those valves, and when would you ever open them if they just spray water into the sub.
I could be wrong, but if this is the same as some other styles it resembles, it’s never been completely UNdone.
It’s very thickly coated with a kind of red clay that actually kills or discourages germs and insects… It’s considered clean and protective, not dirty
There’s a little clay in the baby’s hair too.
I posted a picture awhile back from someplace where the children had a thin coating all over their skin.
It gets washed off in the rain or the river, if there is either where they live, but not completely, especially as thick as it is in the mother’s hair.
They may live without access to enough water for bathing, so their culture relies on a different method for staying healthy.
This hairstyle would be built up over time, rarely started from zero.
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Dibs on a leg!
You always get a leg!
Do not!
Do too!
Mommmmm!
Interesting…. Looks like a photo with lines painted on it.
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I think the stairs in Old Whitby could use some repairs in this new century.
inside a WW2 submarine
How in the world does anyone know what each of those valves controls?
The same way I knew how to dismantle and reassemble dozens of types of equipment when I worked in the power industry, practice and experience.
Just turn the one that’s leaking (righty tighty).
I learned that from old submarine movies. The sub would get depth-charged, and water would start spraying in. Then they’d turn the valves and shut it off. I always wondered why they had all those valves, and when would you ever open them if they just spray water into the sub.
Looks just a mite cramped!
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Is this the instruction sheet that came in the box?
IKEA?!?
And still standing!
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The reduction in water traffic is amazing. Everything else got bigger and busier, but the shipping is all but gone.
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That deserves a bonus!
Dean was the only one I really liked.
Probably needs to use the bathroom, too.
How many hours did it take to do her hair???
I could be wrong, but if this is the same as some other styles it resembles, it’s never been completely UNdone.
It’s very thickly coated with a kind of red clay that actually kills or discourages germs and insects… It’s considered clean and protective, not dirty
There’s a little clay in the baby’s hair too.
I posted a picture awhile back from someplace where the children had a thin coating all over their skin.
It gets washed off in the rain or the river, if there is either where they live, but not completely, especially as thick as it is in the mother’s hair.
They may live without access to enough water for bathing, so their culture relies on a different method for staying healthy.
This hairstyle would be built up over time, rarely started from zero.
It looks like she has one of those Alien “face huggers” on her head.
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Reminds me of the genie in Aladdin. Oy!!! I’ve got such a kink in my neck!!!
I found all nine.
I did too.
Good evening, Cleo pals and puzzle afficionados….
I’m here at last with just the solution you need.
It may not be the solution to all your problems, but if you’re feeling s little puzzled…. it might help!
For the first time in quite a while, we have a new Hopper puzzle tonight.
I urge you not to be discouraged. IMHO, it’s no harder than a Cleo one.
To see what I mean
Yes; got them all. And I think it was pretty easy.
Managed to get all nine, and on the first go too, which is rare for me.
NINE!
Sorry for shouting, it’s been a while.
peach cobbler
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