Heh i've alway's wanted to look into something like this for mostly entertainment and here it is! Def supporting this blog as you should mine thank's!
pretty cool tip
Hmm, I suppose the times suggested on the picture must be during summer, because during winter the sun is way below the horizon at around 5pm
That's pretty amazing, really. Might come in handy some day.
Thats actually pretty usefull!
LOL hand saves in some other situations too, if you know what I mean
i think i once saw bear grylls doing this one hahaha
who needs a clock?noone anymore haha
wow taht was nice :D
Huh, makes sense I suppose. Good tip man. Ever out there in the woods and I need to watch my tv shows. I know when to tell what time it is.http://quarterqwerty.blogspot.com/
keep posting bro
but doesn't the value of each finger tip vary with the distance of the earth from the sun (i.e. seasons?)
wow. you learn something new every day
This is sweet!
very useful!
Heh i've alway's wanted to look into something like this for mostly entertainment and here it is! Def supporting this blog as you should mine thank's!
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ReplyDeleteHmm, I suppose the times suggested on the picture must be during summer, because during winter the sun is way below the horizon at around 5pm
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty amazing, really. Might come in handy some day.
ReplyDeleteThats actually pretty usefull!
ReplyDeleteLOL hand saves in some other situations too, if you know what I mean
ReplyDeletei think i once saw bear grylls doing this one hahaha
ReplyDeletewho needs a clock?noone anymore haha
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ReplyDeleteHuh, makes sense I suppose. Good tip man. Ever out there in the woods and I need to watch my tv shows. I know when to tell what time it is.
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keep posting bro
ReplyDeletebut doesn't the value of each finger tip vary with the distance of the earth from the sun (i.e. seasons?)
ReplyDeletewow. you learn something new every day
ReplyDeleteThis is sweet!
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