I remember the age in which you coerced your enemy to pull a insignificant part of your hand to signal the greatness of your methane tacticals.

1 circle of life
2 shotgun
3 maritime international sign for distress
4 audi owners
5 Olympic athletes

There is another…

Similar to cellphone a-gps (assisted gps) with a supplemental unified NLP (network location provider) addon feature found on recent phones… but beefed-up on a large-scale. This should provide more emitter sources, whitelisting and blacklisting, and dedicated software to help discover bad or rogue emitters.

I’m going off the graphic guessing the “detectors” continuous scanning contributes into a database that users will then subscribe on to; instead of the cellphone makeing the self-processing decisions in NLP software.

Somebody correct me, but I remember a url (or any long piece of text) can contain a small image. I think it was hexadecimal code. I was looking for the words “base16=” or “base32=”.

I wonder how long it will take the local racoons to figure out holding up a picture or video of the owner’s pet to the camera should suffice. Imagine that – racoons lying-in-wait, with stolen cellphone, trying to get something good.

I believe I have been named (pseudo sneeze sound) + (happy grin pant) + (one second pack howl).

Wikipedia list of burn centers

The Flintstones had a pet dog (or dog-equivalent) that chased away the cats. Here’s a grungy pet that looks intimidating enough to spook cats - especially an orange one…

Hangout at the club with Seal. Or…
oh my…

We were all too busy convinced whether or not the sponge watcher should. Didn’t even realize if the sponge watches himself could?

I’d find it hard to get any good night’s rest when 4 rambunctious teenagers want to hangout in your living room, watch tv, and order pizza all night.

5 o’clock… CAT tired.

I only got sound in Vivaldi browser and selected 480p.

Wikipedia: Sodium Azide… used to inflate car air bags… decomposes violently.

😎Neat.

I have uploaded this picture to this comments section FOR THE GLORY OF THE EMPIRE!

Aerial unicorn… The 359 Fighter Group is a 1940’s US Air Force unit that flew several operations in WWII in P-51 Mustang aircraft. “The Unicorns” were their conical name and had insignia patches to match!

Sauce: https://www.usmilitariaforum.com/forums/index.php?/topic/372637-359th-fighter-group-eighth-air-force-the-unicorns-caeda-forte/
and
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/123rd_Operations_Group

Just like the kid in the second frame – I know exactly what tables taste like.

Me as a random passenger, 10 minutes after take-off, and crawling up on the shoreline…