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zetadogAug 14, 2010
That is just breathtaking.
meatychudAug 16, 2010
literally
bille3Aug 14, 2010
Something I did not know about. Looks like a new destination.
kedynAug 14, 2010
You're right. It's about whores, too.
greenwaldAug 14, 2010
They are sex workers. Whores work in marketing.
Closed AccountAug 15, 2010
Archer: Oh my God, you killed a hooker!
Cyril: Call girl. You said she's a call girl!?
Archer: No, Cyril, when they're dead, they're just hookers!
teejae09Aug 14, 2010
Looks like something out of a Final Fantasy universe.
cme884Aug 15, 2010
It's a 12 year old boy dressed like a 15 year old girl?
gguillornAug 15, 2010
Wrong thread. The sex workers conversation is right above this one.
jimichuAug 14, 2010
The Hive Cluster is under attack!
yuanhaoAug 14, 2010
More like Vespene Gas!
ziggydazigsterAug 14, 2010
I swear a burred a stripper around there somewhere.......
thatsnomoon66Aug 14, 2010
WHAT DOES IT MEAN
fyrewalAug 15, 2010
OOOOH SEXTUPLE GUYSER!
salinatorAug 14, 2010
Ah, good. I needed a new background.
crixmadineAug 14, 2010
I bet you 50 bucks that looks really cool in broad daylight.
deserttripperAug 15, 2010
It does. The picture here, though dramatic, mutes the bright and wild colors of the mounds that the "geysers" shoot out from.
braininaboxAug 14, 2010
Agreed. There is also The Bunny Ranch.
vroom101Aug 14, 2010
"Fly Geyser": http://www.cmdrmark.com/20034.html
Photos: http://www.cmdrmark.com/FlyPics01.html
djkuhkoAug 14, 2010
This geyser is actually on private land in a rural area of Nevada.
A little bit of history on the geyser:
"Back in 1916, a shaft was drilled in hopes of striking water to turn part of this desert area into farmland. A geothermal pocket of water was struck resulting in a geyser of boiling water which turned the area into a desert wetland. Decades later in the 60's, the underground boiling water found a weak spot in the ground and a natural geyser was born. Recently, yet another new geyser has formed attesting to the ever-changing forces below the earth's surface. For unknown reasons, the original geyser no longer spouts. Perhaps the later geysers have robbed the original of its boiling water or perhaps it has simply gone dormant, waiting to spout again on its own schedule."
taken from www.cmdrmark.com
metis2Aug 14, 2010
It's a failed geothermal energy experiment
http://www.blackrockdesert.org/friends/images/fly-geyser-1965
http://www.allovermap.com/2010/03/fly-geyser-nevada.html
surkitAug 14, 2010
Wow, I have lived here my entire life, and I never new about these HDR destinations.
infiniaAug 14, 2010
You require more vespene gas!
Closed AccountAug 14, 2010
How do you personally pronounce geyser? "Gay-zer" or "Guy-zer"?
glitchenzoAug 15, 2010
I pronounce it "Gey-zer".
ps3meAug 15, 2010
guy zer
falstaffAug 15, 2010
"Gozer" is very big in Sumeria.
Closed AccountAug 15, 2010
I thought it was universally pronounced as "guy-zer"? Does anybody really pronounced it otherwise?
adamandeveitAug 15, 2010
... gee-zer
Closed AccountAug 15, 2010
Are you serious? As in "geezer", like an old person? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geezer
gguillornAug 15, 2010
I think I've probably said the word geyser maybe three or four times in my life so i have no idea.
ymegAug 15, 2010
There is a face on the right side
runner1Aug 15, 2010
Apparently the owner used to allow visitors, but not anymore, wonder what happened?
shaggy3Aug 15, 2010
Some kid showed up with shrooms.
deserttripperAug 15, 2010
Probably for much the same reasons that the Mojave Phone Booth was ripped out. A few bad apples ruin everything. Fortunately, there are plenty of other hot springs in the area, though none are as interesting and some (Double Hot, for instance) are downright death traps.
combatchuckAug 15, 2010
Looks like something straight out of Moebius's Arzach.
eurynom0sAug 15, 2010
I know...hookers...booze...herpes...
deserttripperAug 15, 2010
Fly Geyser is an awesome sight, but for sheer impact and bizarre beauty it doesn't hold a candle to the Dallol Volcano in Ethiopia:
http://www.impactlab.net/2008/10/06/the-dallol-volcano/
The trouble with Dallol is, of course, getting there. It's a two-day journey through one of the most desolate and war-torn areas on earth. But from what I've seen it's worth the trek.
ssomu007Aug 15, 2010
Of course. but also beautiful panorama, extremely beautiful.
dannyduhAug 15, 2010
Looks like an alien planet.
jull1234Aug 15, 2010
It's really mostly about the casinos.
Closed AccountAug 15, 2010
I never knew Nation Geographic had so many cool wallpapers!
Closed AccountAug 15, 2010
Yes, yes it is.
donttreadonmikeAug 15, 2010
Looks like a rectal prolapse.
brokenanimatorAug 15, 2010
That would be a cool casino!
anothrnbdyAug 15, 2010
Does anyone else see a penis?
keggluneqAug 15, 2010
Let's blow it up, pave it over, and build a casino on the site. The casino can be shaped like the geyser.
weaponsAug 15, 2010
From the thumbnail it looked like Jabba's Palace.
adamandeveitAug 16, 2010
err yes...
nilisheAug 16, 2010
Amazing picture...quite a different angle of looking at Nevada. I totally love it
bnk1310Aug 16, 2010
You geyser crazy.
spartanwrath16Aug 20, 2010
that cannot possibly be a real place
ewsearchAug 21, 2010
I like this article
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onlinecasinompcNov 7, 2010
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