Hello r/banter, how was your day? Did you win?
In this thread, we will be comfy. The topic of today is surreal, aesthetically pleasing things in nature that don't look real/natural but in fact are.
This is Dallol, Ethiopia. It is a collection of hydrothermic pools and it is the only of its kind on this planet. It is in constant flux, the pools will never be the same shape or colour from one month to the next.
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i did not win
i had to use my brain to learn stuff and i did not like it
Hello phoneposter, what did you learn?
no I didn't win but I have only been awake for 3 hours anyway here is a song I like m.youtube.com
Oh thank you OP, I completely forgot to make one of these when I woke up this morning.
I've been okay today, it's a regular Monday for me. The day's not yet over, so I can't say if I've won or not but I'll be damned if I let it beat me down again.
How are you doing today?
This image is of the Giants' Causeway in Ireland. It contains about 40,000 basalt columns that all interlock together to form what you see here, only much larger in scale.
I didn't win today, I woke up feeling like trash, and it took me almost an hour before I finally got out of bed. I don't think today is going to be a good day.
had a comfy snowy walk today~
I don't mean to hijack OP's thread, hopefully he comes back soon, but I guess I'll take the lead for now.
Did you not get enough sleep user? It's still the early afternoon, there's much potential to be had. Carpe diem, make the most of what your time now.
Those look great mado, how long did you walk for?
This image here is of the Seven Colored Earths in Mauritius. Very comfy place, it's just relatively small and always filled with tourists.
theres a lake near me, where mining took place and the minerals seep into the water making cool colours like that
Blue Lagoon near Buxton? You mean the one that retards swam in despite a ph of 13? They die it black now to avoid that
dye*
im in cornwall
Also check my ID
that isn't England correct
Oh, well here is what I was talking about
bbc.co.uk
>Despite the water at the quarry at Harpur Hill, near Buxton, having a pH level of 11.3 dozens of people still swim there.
>Bleach has a pH level of 12.3 and signs warn swimmers the water could cause skin complaints.
no
speak corn language please.
looks cool
kath kavos
>it says Nottinghamshire despite it being situated clearly in Derbyshire
>implying we don't always piss on the red side of the Trent, du du, du du du du du du
We're delving out of comfiness. Goodbye, anons, I hope you all have a nice night.
no u