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Apparently, this is a photo of a PC TEST TERMINAL LUG .130" DIM, model number 680K-ND

I don't know about you, but I find it fascinating...

The 12th picture when I did a google image search for 681.

Man? Woman? Who knows, not me.

And this is the 29th photo found when searching for number 682 on Google Images.

This is pic 683 in someones vacation album on photobucket..



CHAOS DORFS DO EXIST!!

Back to the bigass boats...

A real utility belt!

Lego System Legoland 687 Caravelle Plane

Eighteenth picture that comes up when you search for 689. Mmmmmm.....bacteriophages.....

Rhodri ap Idwal (c. 690-c. 754; reigned from c. 720) (Latin: Rodericus; English: Roderick), also known as Rhodri Molwynog ('the Bald and Gray'), and by some contemporary historians as Rhodri I, was a king of Gwynedd, referred to as a king of the Britons by the Annals of Wales.

The son of Idwal Iwrch and his wife, Princess Angharad of Brittany, comparatively little is known of Rhodri's life or accomplishments. There is even some debate as to when he actually assumed the throne of Gwynedd, with the years 712, 720, 722 or 730 being the most probable candidates. Legend suggests that Rhodri successfully invaded and occupied Dumnonia for a time, before being expelled by the Saxons. This story may indeed be apocryphal, and others have suggested that Rhodri instead focused on strengthening the island of Anglesey, which, by this time, had become the stronghold of the kingdom. This argument is based on the understanding that Æthelbald, king of Mercia and self-styled Bretwalda, was continuing to press the kingdoms of Wales, and that Rhodri would have been far more likely to have been forced to adopt a defensive, rather than offensive, policy in dealing with incursions from Mercia and other Anglo-Saxon principalities.

Rhodri married Margaret ferch Duplory, an Irish princess, who bore him a son by the name of Cynan Dindaethwy. Because of the limited reliable information surrounding this period in Welsh history, it is not entirely clear who succeeded Rhodri upon his death, although the most likely candidate seems to be Caradog ap Meirion, a distant cousin, and not his son, who would ascend to the throne only after the death of Caradog.

Knitting pattern 691.

From the world of American Sealants Inc.

ASI 692 is a specially formulated product for use as a tough formed in place gasketing where oil and heat resistance and non-corrosive properties are required.

ASI 692 is a one-part neutral cure RTV that will withstand continuous operating temperatures as high as 600°F.

A 693 pound Pumpkin!



And no, he didn't win the annual World's Heaviest Pumpkin Competition. That went to a 1493 pound monster!

EDIT: Blimey! Stupidly big photo! Sorry........

Ducati Monster 696

Apparently this is a 697.10 bronze stuffing box.....



Nope, me either......

698 pieces in the pirate ship....

$699 for the set

Would 700 be this guy going backwards?

product m 706

A Boeing 707 crash for your viewing pleasure.

I'm selling my laptop and getting an IBM 709....