Der Hofnarr (1955) mit Danny Kaye Das war sogar noch vor meiner Zeit... :)

A ounce of silver stays a ounce of silver, no matter whats printed on it or when. Who knows what some people are prepared to pay for it - and how it will be in the future. There was a time when collecting

Ich schaue in den Spiegel meines Lebens, und sehe einen Idioten. Stimmt so eigentlich nicht. Wahre Idioten schauen in den Spiegel und sehen einen supercoolen Typ.

Auch nicht schlecht:

Bitte die 24

Immerhin hat er es schon mal geschafft, die deutsche Firma 1&1 als Sponsor für Haas F1 zu gewinnen. Ein deutscher Fahrer war Bedingung für ihr Engagement. UralKali ist übrigens (wie der Name nahelegt)

Ist ja klar, die Imigranten sind schuld. :) Hast Du auch mal nachgesehen ob Deine Termiten gelbe Füße haben? Eigentlich ist es nicht so erstaunlich, das man die nur schwer loswird. Denn es gibt sie schon

Jetzt ist der Sahara Staub auch hier angekommen, aber etwas verdünnt. Die Termiten noch nicht, Gott sei dank... :)

Exactly. Moorhens may look a bit funny, but they have strong legs and big feet with claws, much like a domestic chicken. And they know how to use them. The duck didn't want to find out how and quickly

Well, this had to be expected. I said it numerous times around here: if someone thinks that the powers that are in control of the monetary system will just sit idle and watch how they lose that control,

Here is my entry to the challenge #13

It's a difficult one indeed. But from the head, beak and size I would go for raven. And not all ravens have this diamond shaped tail. Anyway, a amazing bird. Strange that some people dislike them.

Well, the one that sits on the roof looks quite big, compared to the roof tiles. Crows are usually not so big, just a bit bigger than pigeons. There is a pair of crows that visits my bird feeder every

True, but the bill looks more raven like to me. How big was it? Ravens have a wing span of 4 ft. and sit over 1 ft tall. Quiet impressive birds. Crows are a bit smaller and have a thinner, straighter bill.

I don't think this is a crow, it appears to be a common raven (Corvus Corax). Really beautiful birds and highly intelligent, real characters. They can even learn to speak - a little bit. And they play

Yes, if they could talk, they could tell some stories... Around 1900 a quarter was a lot of money - you could get a complete breakfast for that. Sure, I've seen the Hive price, and Steem too. God knows

Well, I guess for collectors they are too worn off, so its just the silver value. No wonder, since some are more than 100 years old and have been used in daily life.

Du hast echt Ideen... :)

Na ja, 40 Jahre, ich weis nicht recht. Irgendwann werden Hauptwasserzähler ausgetauscht, wegen der Eichung die abläuft. Und dafür muß man genau dieses Ventil zudrehen. Alle 10 oder 15 Jahre vieleicht,

Well, actually, if a silver quarter costs $6 as you say, a ounce of fine silver costs about $34. I guess you could might as well buy some 2nd hand Maple Leafs or so for the same price. And then you have