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Leon 7 month s ago
#28 that's so her throw can actually make it to the batter before it hits the ground
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Laurence 7 month s ago
Leon,
I feel sorry for you.
I feel sorry for you.
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Ivan 7 month s ago
#15 are you... are you kidding me?? Plant a freaking tree.
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Gee 7 month s ago
Ivan, I know nothing about how this works but it would seem that the power needed for the fans would ultimately cause more pollution than what they filtered out.
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Lottie 7 month s ago
Gee,
it can remove about 30 seconds worth of the worlds yearly production of CO2 each year, and fracking taught us that putting stuff with pressure into "rocks" causes lots of micro-quakes.
It is also highly expensive.
it can remove about 30 seconds worth of the worlds yearly production of CO2 each year, and fracking taught us that putting stuff with pressure into "rocks" causes lots of micro-quakes.
It is also highly expensive.
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Scottie 7 month s ago
Gee, maybe you should have a talk with them.
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Rosina 7 month s ago
Ivan,Lots of people have opinions, but most like you have no knowledge of the subject
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Lorenzo 7 month s ago
Ivan,
picture #15 is obviously fake.
picture #15 is obviously fake.
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Rube 7 month s ago
#26 The rich have their own homes, and the poor have to live in those high-rise tenament projects?
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Antoinette 7 month s ago
#37 So Jupiter is flat, too? Wow!
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Gabrielle 7 month s ago
#24 is quite an interesting of a place.
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Absalom 7 month s ago
#31-Is that volcano Pacaya?
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Allan 7 month s ago
#11 were can i find this table?
I feel sorry for you.
it can remove about 30 seconds worth of the worlds yearly production of CO2 each year, and fracking taught us that putting stuff with pressure into "rocks" causes lots of micro-quakes.
It is also highly expensive.
picture #15 is obviously fake.