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Did they drain it for cleaning?
So this would be LOW tide?
This makes it MUCH more difficult for Nemo and his dad…
But..but…where did it go?
Evaporation. It’s their summer.
I can’t tell if you’re being serious or not haha. This obviously isn’t a real photo.
Why so skeptical?
If you zoom in real tight, you can see Al-Gorzeera frantically shaking his freaky-deaky, half-a-slick-billion, beached-whale “TOLDJA-TOLDJA-TOLDJA” heiny in all its crude-oil-luvin’-emir-of-qatar-well-warmed-over glory.
Ah, 20 years ago I spent five months in Australia on business (I’m a yank (of course)). And the BIG boss comes over for a visit. “Chris, I’ve signed us up for a tour of Sydney harbor tomorrow morning.” “Oh, wow!” Sigh.
And Sydney harbor, reputed to be the most beautiful harbor in the world. . . is. One of the most fascinating, interesting tours I have had in a long life. “That’s the house of the owner/editor of the newspaper, he flies his helicopter to work most days.” “This new construction (harbor-side) is low income housing, rent is essentially zero, the law looks poorly on building low-income housing only in undesirable areas.”
I apologized to my boss coming off the boat, it was the best time I had for some time.
With temperatures like we’ve had lately (49 deg celsius the other day) this could become a reality! (though I live in the Barossa Valley, South Australia).