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Here for the Nurses. I’m good btw people, nothing to worry about. Just here for scheduled tests.

Cheers for that. I'll have to get on to it at some point. I've had it for a while. Just haven't started it yet. Also, I hear Village is very scary.

May the 4th be with you.

@MUFC wouldn't as it looks like you then have no feet

Eddie Hearn book and a giant hard on. Standard Josh.

This club feels so rudderless under Baumann and Bode. I don't understand why Werder keep them around. The squad doesn't even have anyone of enough value to build around. Feels like even if they escape relegation this year, they will continue to flirt with it until it inevitably comes.

Good thanks man! Home now watching football! Just a gastrocopy, they sedated me and had a look inside with a camera and took some samples. I’ve had a few chest/stomach issues last few months but it’s all been handled pretty well.

Hope all goes well, mate!

Hahahaha If my dick was that long, you’d be watching me on PornHub. Jesus what a lanky cunt i am.

Asparagus statue in Torgau, Germany.

NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day Explanation: That's no sunspot. It's the International Space Station (ISS) caught passing in front of the Sun. Sunspots, individually, have a dark central umbra, a lighter surrounding penumbra, and no Dragon capsules attached. By contrast, the ISS is a complex and multi-spired mechanism, one of the largest and most complicated spacecraft ever created by humanity. Also, sunspots circle the Sun, whereas the ISS orbits the Earth. Transiting the Sun is not very unusual for the ISS, which orbits the Earth about every 90 minutes, but getting one's location, timing and equipment just right for a great image is rare. The featured picture combined three images all taken from the same location and at nearly the same time. One image -- overexposed -- captured the faint prominences seen across the top of the Sun, a second image -- underexposed -- captured the complex texture of the Sun's chromosphere, while the third image -- the hardest to get -- captured the space station as it shot across the Sun in a fraction of a second. Close inspection of the space station's silhouette even reveals a docked Dragon Crew capsule.

For learning exposure triangle, I'd probably focus on each element separately. E.g. shooting portraits (or any other topic where the foreground is very distinctive from the background) for learning aperture, any kind of motion for learning shutter speed, low light conditions for learning ISO. Then combine it all by experimenting in aperture or shutter priority modes, or manual once they're comfortable with it.

It's possible to help both homeless British people and people fleeing war torn countries. This government just chooses not to. Instead they use right wing media to turn people like yourself against refugees and poorer people in this country. All done while handing out billions to their mates

@MUFC will be all over that picture, and not because of the dog.

The damage done to political discourse in the last few years is probably irreversible. That film Idiocracy was meant to be a comedy, not a documentary about our futures. But I think we're in for a future very much like the world in that film.