Sorry to hear. Looking forward to a speedy recovery.
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Wishing you a speedy recovery
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Thanks bunches, guys. You’re very kind.
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It’s not nice to read that you’re ill.
I wish you a speedy recovery too!
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Thanks Troy. I appreciate your kind and thoughtful words.
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Thanks, Lukas. I very much appreciate your concern.
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bicycle path in Belgium
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What color do you get when you mix the national colors of several countries:
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Battle between a killer whale and a great white shark.
A National Geographic film crew captured footage of Sophia, the leader of a pod of killer whales, spotting a great white shark swimming nearby and ramming into it.
In the footage, the killer whale crashes into the shark’s side with such force that it breaks its ribs. After the killer whale was sure that the shark could no longer attack it in return, it began to ‘drown’ it so that it would suffocate (some species of sharks, especially great whites, must constantly swim forward to push water through their gills and breathe).
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Hot Wheel 2.0
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Spectacular shot!
But how is that possible? Static electricity, perhaps?
I wonder about that too. I once saw in a documentary how these wings are made; it’s basically just fiberglass and balsa wood.
Exactly. And there is no other technology in the huge wings.
That’s why I’m guessing it’s static electricity and possibly lightning from a thunderstorm.
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Damn, I think this could get expensive.
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…but at least the house is liquid 
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It will definitely be thoroughly wiped down with a damp cloth. 
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