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3/31: Snow angel world record
Nice MSNBC WiP shot. The caption: Nearly 1,800 people flap their arms and legs, making angels in the snow at the North Dakota Capitol in Bismarck on March 23. The event, sponsored by the State Historical Society of North Dakota, was an attempt to get into the Guinness Book of World Records for making the most snow angels at any one time.
warch Sunday Mar 31 02:46 PM
Now here is some ritual behavior I can get behind!
verbatim Sunday Mar 31 02:53 PM
That just looks funny.
Why are there people standing? Those two in the middle, so its not 1800, but merely 1798. So much for the world record.
Undertoad Sunday Mar 31 04:25 PM
Something else occurs... why wasn't this sponsored by Cingular Wireless?
You know... this guy?
elSicomoro Sunday Mar 31 06:06 PM
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Originally posted by warch Now here is some ritual behavior I can get behind!
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verbatim Sunday Mar 31 09:38 PM
tempting....too tempting.....
heh heh heh heh
warch Monday Apr 1 11:12 AM
| wasn't there some world record of similar proportions just broken in your state? |
Actually the image reminds me of the mass nude Aussie photographer's work...same working process.
And Monday Apr 1 12:17 PM
Dare I say this as my first post...?
Where's Waldo?
snagglefish Monday Apr 1 09:22 PM
spencer tunick
...if the "mass nude Aussie photographer" you are referring to is Spencer Tunick, then he is in fact American. Born in Middletown, NY, 1967.....
MaggieL Monday Apr 1 10:28 PM
Re: spencer tunick
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Originally posted by snagglefish ...if the "mass nude Aussie photographer" you are referring to is Spencer Tunick, then he is in fact American. Born in Middletown, NY, 1967..... |
snagglefish Monday Apr 1 10:37 PM
yes.
and americans, and canadians; and penguins in antartica on his new 'nude adrift' project....
snagglefish Monday Apr 1 10:38 PM
antarCtica even.
Undertoad Monday Apr 1 10:38 PM
It's a shame, Mags, that you have to refer to their weight. That had nothing to do with it.
(Good first post And, welcome)
CharlieG Tuesday Apr 2 07:40 AM
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Originally posted by Undertoad It's a shame, Mags, that you have to refer to their weight. That had nothing to do with it. (Good first post And, welcome) |
She refered to their MASS not weight - they was no gravity component mentioned - weight varies, mass does not
GD&R
Charlie
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