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That's Life
(9) | 04/12/2011 | Translate: Caution: Inappropriate content
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Prince of Persia in real life- The moment TV channels switched to color image Snapshots from the moment TV channels changed their image from black and white to color. Each channel celebrated the event in its own way. In order, there is Norway in 1972, the United States in 1958, Germany in 1967, Australia in 1975 and France in 1967.
- Dodging gun technique does not work in real life
- Some iconic sounds of the 80s Here are some sounds familiar to those who lived in the 80s. All of these sounds were produced using objects that were "part of everyday life" then.
- Revolutionary UV Ink Wall Printer: Printing Company Logo on Metal Surface Watch in awe as our state-of-the-art UV ink wall printer effortlessly transforms a simple metal plate into an eye-catching company sign. In this captivating video, witness the power of cutting-edge technology as it combines precision and creativity to deliver remarkable results. Our UV ink wall printer is a game-changer in the world of signage production. With its ability to print vibrant colors directly onto various surfaces, it opens up endless possibilities for customization and branding. In this demonstration, we showcase its exceptional capabilities by printing a stunning company sign on a metal plate. From start to finish, you'll be captivated by the seamless process and flawless execution of our UV ink wall printer. The precision and accuracy of each stroke ensure that every detail of your design is faithfully reproduced. Whether it's intricate logos, striking graphics, or elegant lettering, our printer can bring your vision to life with stunning clarity. Discover the magic of our UV ink wall printer as it effortlessly creates stunning company signs on metal plates. Witness the future of signage production in action at Achiever Wall Printer Factory.
- Character customization in real life
- Swim with a goliath grouper Near Port St. Lucie, Florida, Monster Mike, an avid fishing YouTuber, caught the biggest fish of his life, a Goliath Grouper. To immortalize this moment, he wanted us to take a picture of him in the water next to the huge fish. Small problem, Monster Mike can't swim...
- Magic with a gas The heavy gas sulfur hexafluoride is 5 times heavier than air, which makes experiments with it look like magic tricks with one "invisible water".
- The life of a keyboard
- Life in Sicily
- Life hack in real life Is your cat scratching your couch?
- When you have no bottle opener There are times when you just want to have a beer, but you don't have an opener. Internet life hacks don't always work for you.
- Immediate intervention of the ambulance (Serbia) On Saturday, December 3, 2022 in Belgrade, Serbia, an ambulance arrived in front of a building in the city after an emergency call. In order to facilitate the transport of the individual, the ambulance driver decided to reverse to the entrance of the building. But he hadn't seen an elderly woman behind the vehicle. The woman was hit by the ambulance and almost one of its wheels was found. When paramedics exited the vehicle, they heard someone shouting for help. First they looked up, thinking the screams were coming from one floor of the building. Then they realized it was a woman under the ambulance calling for help. The 86-year-old woman is hard of hearing, which explains why he didn't hear the ambulance approaching.
- Lag in real life
- Dinosaur tracks in a dry river (Texas) At Dinosaur Valley Park near Fort Worth, Texas (USA), dinosaur tracks discovered in dry Paluxy riverbed after extended drought. The traces date back to about 113 million years ago, they come from an Acrocanthosaurus dinosaur that could reach 12 meters and weigh 7,2 tons. These deep tracks were previously buried, filled with sediment and covered with water, something that helped to preserve them. “Because of the extremely dry conditions this summer, the river has completely dried up in most places, event that revealed new tracks in the park", said Stephanie Salinas Garcia, from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
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