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Random funny/fascinating/cool/odd stuff: ESPN tribute to Coach Corso (tissue alert!!!!) (1 Viewer)


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A tiny Scottish island where the only inhabitants are feral cattle has been sent a pair of trainers in the post.
Swona's last islanders left in 1974, but a herd of cows descended from the livestock once farmed on the isle in Orkney still survive.
Alexander Annal, whose family owns the island and lives on nearby South Ronaldsay, was alerted by local postal staff that a parcel had arrived for Swona. Inside, he found a pair of size five women's Adidas trainers.
Mr Annal said he had no idea who the person named on the address was, and has been left wondering if it was just a mix-up or even an elaborate scam.
Somewhere on that island is a cow strutting around, stylin' and profilin' with her new shoes.
 

archived if you hit a paywall: https://archive.ph/z6ddB

A tiny Scottish island where the only inhabitants are feral cattle has been sent a pair of trainers in the post.
Swona's last islanders left in 1974, but a herd of cows descended from the livestock once farmed on the isle in Orkney still survive.
Alexander Annal, whose family owns the island and lives on nearby South Ronaldsay, was alerted by local postal staff that a parcel had arrived for Swona. Inside, he found a pair of size five women's Adidas trainers.
Mr Annal said he had no idea who the person named on the address was, and has been left wondering if it was just a mix-up or even an elaborate scam.
Somewhere on that island is a cow strutting around, stylin' and profilin' with her new shoes.
with opposable thumbs hammering the keyboard on etsy.
 

archived if you hit a paywall: https://archive.ph/z6ddB

A tiny Scottish island where the only inhabitants are feral cattle has been sent a pair of trainers in the post.
Swona's last islanders left in 1974, but a herd of cows descended from the livestock once farmed on the isle in Orkney still survive.
Alexander Annal, whose family owns the island and lives on nearby South Ronaldsay, was alerted by local postal staff that a parcel had arrived for Swona. Inside, he found a pair of size five women's Adidas trainers.
Mr Annal said he had no idea who the person named on the address was, and has been left wondering if it was just a mix-up or even an elaborate scam.
Somewhere on that island is a cow strutting around, stylin' and profilin' with her new shoes.
Might need to send a pair here: https://livestockconservancy.org/chirikof-island-cattle/
 
Man feels lightheaded


A shockingly bizarre traffic accident got a lot of attention on Chinese social media last month, when a young man driving an electric scooter crashed into a temporary traffic light in the city of Chengdu. Following the impact, the man’s head somehow became stuck inside the traffic light, and firefighters were called to free him from the unusual cage. That was easier said than done, however, as even the first responders spent around 40 minutes cutting away at the metal casing to safely release the man’s head.
 
A 700-year-old church tower is currently suspended 45 feet in the air while construction takes place around and under it.


With some incredible pictures and diagrams.
some pretty cool pictures of this
I believe I have stopped in and taken pics of this church
 
Runway Safety Bed Stops Skidding Plane in Virginia

The plane, CommuteAir Flight 4339, was carrying 50 passengers and three crew members when it skidded off a runway at Roanoke-Blackburg Regional Airport at about 9 p.m., said Alexa Briehl, an airport spokeswoman. No one was hurt
The plane was attempting to land at the airport’s 5,800-foot secondary runway in heavy rain, said Jason Kadah, a spokesman for CommuteAir. He said it was unclear what caused the plane, which had taken off from Washington Dulles International Airport, to overshoot the runway.
What’s more clear is that the aircraft was stopped by a bed of crushable concrete blocks. The system is designed to stop a runaway plane by collapsing under its weight.
Gravity wins again!

The safety bed, known as an Engineered Materials Arresting System, is designed to stop planes moving at 80 miles per hour or less. The Virginia airport’s bed had been upgraded last year, and Wednesday was its first use. The Engineered Materials Arresting System is in place on at least 120 runways at about 70 airports in the United States, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. The technology is also in use in other countries, including China and Spain.
 

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