Submarine transformed into a deep sea Guinness bar
Architects at Jump Studios have transformed a functional submarine into a bar capable of transporting patrons to the ocean’s depths.
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Submarine transformed into a deep sea Guinness bar
Architects at Jump Studios have transformed a functional submarine into a bar capable of transporting patrons to the ocean’s depths.
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LMFAO. so true
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pirouette-off-the-fucking-handle:
A Little Bit On The Epic Gaming Room Side: This perfect gamer cave belongs to 16bitghost. Dude basically owns every console which makes his life pretty much 100% more fulfilling than yours.
Here’s a 12-minute tour of the pad:
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Andy needs this
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UYES! Now he’s back in the legend of korra!
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Haha cute!
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You’ve heard of a one-horse town, but what about a one-person town? Scattered throughout the U.S. are places with populations you can count on one hand — and sometimes one finger. Some of these places were evacuated after devastating environmental disasters, others simply saw residents move away as local businesses closed and economic opportunities faded. But each of these places has an intriguing story worth telling, and each one is home to some unique residents — or at least one.
12 U.S. places where your visit could double the population
Reminds me of courage the cowardly dog.!!!!!