Count to ten thousand! (Part 1)

Master of Complications. I want this so as my job title.

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A bit-driver. The configuration group to our corporate overlords in Australia is called bit-turner, the antipodal IP packages are upside down.

2853. Sand and mixed media. Anonymous.

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Lego Technic is too complicated for me.

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Betteridge

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Het, there are rural roads in other states too!

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And it was written,
“and against her afterbirth that cometh out from between her feet, and against her children whom she shall bear; for she shall eat them for want of all things secretly; in the siege and in the straitness, wherewith thine enemy shall straiten thee in thy gates.”

Deuteronomy 28:57

http://biblehub.com/deuteronomy/28-57.htm

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At a quick glance at the thumbnail for this one, I thought I was looking at a row of Daleks.

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That’s a long drive. Maybe instead settle for a place with fewer vowels?

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The plate can be removed safely now, it’s archived in BBS.

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Your taxes at work: Most useless tram line ever!

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It appears to be a previously undocumented species of spider.

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aaack! kill it with fire!

660.32 °C fire.

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Something is very wrong - the German description is the shortest one.

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At least occasionally German already has a word for something, so a new compound word doesn’t need to be created!

It appears to be the compound of adhesive and fleece. Seems a descriptive enough spot to stop slamming words together.

ETA: AGH! Ninjas afoot.

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My German is waaaaay better than my English, I tried (and failed) to make fun of the higher character count in German (book translations are about 5-10% longer than the English original).

Probably related to my connection

“eine lange Leitung haben” means “to be a bit slow on the uptake”.

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