@C_P: Anna Ushenina beat Pogonina.
@fhwee: Two grandmasters, one women's grandmaster, and one international master.
Oh. :)
@C_P: Anna Ushenina beat Pogonina.
@fhwee: Two grandmasters, one women's grandmaster, and one international master.
Oh. :)
thanks for the info trysts, and pedla
Thank you! I wanted to do a little biography on the four, but I was interrupted all day:)
I can't imagine them being born as adults, but if any were then I doubt an epidural would have saved the mother pain or life.
They use different catapults, that they have designed to see who can chunk a pumpkin the farthest. The farthest so far is about 2,800 feet.
They use different catapults, that they have designed to see who can chunk a pumpkin the farthest. The farthest so far is about 2,800 feet.
This must be an American sport, right?
Have you heard the one about the ckicken catapult for testing airplane windows?
Saw that on Myth Busters.
They use different catapults, that they have designed to see who can chunk a pumpkin the farthest. The farthest so far is about 2,800 feet.
This must be an American sport, right?
Must be. My nephew built a catapult as a science project. He also made chainmail and took college calculus when he was in 11th grade. I'm a little scared of him.
Now that they are down to the final four I'm going with Anna Ushenina ( as I've got some Ukrainian relatives ), yes she of the very friendly smile.