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AsunaMAXXX
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ouin , l'espionnage industriel a son meilleur 
ouin , l'espionnage industriel a son meilleur
y'avait des differences majeures Buran n'avait pas de moteurs , toute sa puissance pour decoller venait de la fusee Energia
son cargo bay etait superieur en capacite et les ailes sont differentes
elle a fait un seul vol inhabite et avait subit des dommages aux ailes similaires a ce qui a cause la perte de Columbia
elle fut jugee irreparable
une seconde navette etait pratiquement terminee lors de l'effrondement de l'urss et 2-3 autres etaient en construction elle pourrit dans un champs quelques parts
une autre incomplete est rendu un centre d'amusement dans Gorky Park
et ca va tellement mal que y'a 10 ans le hangar s'est effrondre ecrasant la premiere Buran et sa fusee
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The Near Annihilation of America's Buffalo in Pictures
Men in the mid-1870s pose with a mountain of buffalo skulls soon to be ground into fertilizer, the sad remains of an animal that once ruled the American plains.
A long pile of buffalo bones stretches into the distance like some kind of levee, while a boy poses in front; Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, 1890. Hundreds of thousands of tons of bison bones were used in various industries, including the refining of sugar and for making bone china and fertilizer.
Plains Indians at camp after a successful buffalo hunt, 1870. The meat hangs on sticks to dry.
Read more at http://www.environmentalgraffiti.co...n-american-bison?image=14#D9dG28IToVQ407Tc.99
Read more at http://www.environmentalgraffiti.com/news-near-extinction-american-bison
Men in the mid-1870s pose with a mountain of buffalo skulls soon to be ground into fertilizer, the sad remains of an animal that once ruled the American plains.
A long pile of buffalo bones stretches into the distance like some kind of levee, while a boy poses in front; Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, 1890. Hundreds of thousands of tons of bison bones were used in various industries, including the refining of sugar and for making bone china and fertilizer.
Plains Indians at camp after a successful buffalo hunt, 1870. The meat hangs on sticks to dry.
Read more at http://www.environmentalgraffiti.co...n-american-bison?image=14#D9dG28IToVQ407Tc.99
Read more at http://www.environmentalgraffiti.com/news-near-extinction-american-bison
lord_galathon
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Most beautiful thread ever. Even better than the jailbait one.
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HeadBanger
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This world truly does have some beautiful places
DoucheVader
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"Cool but I have no idea what's going on..."
I have a word for this. Douchechitecture.
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LOL. I have nothing further to add.
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