I've learned- that two people can look at the exact same thing and see something totally different.
Hope you've learnt something too from this post of mine, eh?
Yes Ahan, we sure did!

Name of martyr: Bilal Isa Al-Batran. |
| Age: 8 years old. |
| Date of murder: Friday , sunset time; January 16, 2009. |
| Place of murder: Their house at Al-Burayj R.C., middle of Gaza Strip. |
| Weapon used: A (Fire 2) Rocket, weighing 45 kg., capable of penetrating 8 cm. iron objects, fired at people. |
| Details of the last hours: Through their window, Bilal and his younger brother were pointing at Israeli aircraft. Suddenly, the aircraft aimed at the window through which the kids were looking and bombed the house, killing the kids, shattering their bodies on the tree branches outside their house. It took their family three days to pick up the torn bodies of the two kids. The mother (Manal, 35 years), the eldest daughter (Islam, 14 years), and the twin (Ihsan and Iman, 11 years) fell martyrs when they were in a hurry packing their suitcases to go to the house of their grandpa, Hassan Al-Sha`rawi who lives in the same camp, for fear that they may be endangered under the Israeli offensive assault. In the meanwhile, baby `Abdel-Hady was in the reception hall, to the west south of the apartment, playing with his toys. When he saw his father starting to perform maghrib (sunset) prayer in Al-masjid Al-Kabir mosque, the baby crawled descending five stairs. The father had to carry the baby in order to take him to his mother. But before he took one step into the room, a missile bombarded the house killing all its inhabitants, save the father and his baby. The mother and the rest of her children were dead. |
| Hobbies: Playing football. |
| Dreams: Aspired to become a teacher. (the father, an UNRWA school teacher, is wandering and sleeping in the streets in his grief, unable to come home to his sole surviving baby son) More victims here |
Explanation: Are those UFOs near that mountain? No -- they are multilayered lenticular clouds. Moist air forced to flow upward around mountain tops can create lenticular clouds. Water droplets condense from moist air cooled below the dew point, and clouds are opaque groups of water droplets. Waves in the air that would normally be seen horizontally can then be seen vertically, by the different levels where clouds form. On some days the city of Seattle, Washington, USA, is treated to an unusual sky show when lenticular clouds form near Mt. Rainier, a large mountain that looms just under 100 kilometers southeast of the city. This image of a spectacular cluster of lenticular clouds was taken last December.
from: Astronomy picture of the day
Everyday, I have some idiot or another tailgating me at over 80km/h...really pisses me off...I wish I had one of these Superliner Macks...so I can brake. HARD. And then reverse 10 times over the remains of my roadkill.
Three cups of tea in Al-Maghreb...