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Oh, the priceless air of innocence...

Out the window was priceless!

Jesus Christ...you idiots actually elected a 2nd grader. It's astonishing the infantile drivel that comes out of Putin's cock holster.

Let's not forget, he's not just filthy in an access Hollywood bus, also in public behind the podium, and behind any set of closed doors.

"Won the ratings college"....priceless.

Stephen....you, sir, are a national treasure.

*doublepromote

*quality

This has been so much fun to watch here.... it's fucking priceless!

That only cost someone $3, but the results were priceless.

I saw on TV that someone at one of the anti Trump rallies had a sign saying "Melania, blink twice if you need help" and that #blinktwice is now a thing. Priceless.

These bits are priceless.

The hands on the hips at 3:23 is just---priceless.
And--what airplane type is this? and (leading question) --is this a homebuilt experimental?

That banana trip is priceless.

Thinking further, the use of chemicals and fertilizers in orchards is more different than I'd first thought too.

If you take an apple orchard, every plant is priceless compared to a grain crop. Killing off insects, keeping exactly the right fertilizer amounts and irrigation are all absolutely required. In grain farming, pests like weeds or insects are measured and the cost/benefit is weighed to see if it's worth the cost of spraying. I'd imagine with a fruit crop, the benefit is almost always keeping your plants as healthy as humanly possible. With grains though guys will often estimate a 5% loss from whatever best is there and decide to leave well enough alone.

A bit of a side note, but the kinds of chemicals guys on the grain side use has changed a lot too. Plenty of chemicals used for killing insects when I was a kid where being replaced then. Farmers here universally remember a laundry list of different pesticides they remember as just nasty and downright scary stuff. The ones available today are far more selective, and for weeds round-up ready has allowed guys to abandon pretty much all other weed killers, and most of those were much more expensive and lingering than round-up.

I have a hard time believing it's even remotely priceless, just from the lack of protections, let alone that this is on the Interwebs.

EDIT: Ya, it's what I thought. It's rare, but not "priceless" and the artist who made it is going to fix it, so it's not even that old.

http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/Clock-Museum-Lancaster-PA-Touch-Knock-Off-Wall-Broken-381645501.html