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Arly 1 month ago
#24
Feed me Seymour
feed me all night long
Feed me Seymour
feed me all night long
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Armilda 1 month ago
#42 problem was that he was a exceptionally dull person and bored all his interlocutors to death.
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Marianna 1 month ago
Anyone have more info on 35 and 37?
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Helena 1 month ago
Marianna,
#35 reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/1eakmm6/every_night_this_lightlaser_come
s_from_out_of/
#37 is the Ferrari Modulo en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrari_Modulo
#35 reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/1eakmm6/every_night_this_lightlaser_come
s_from_out_of/
#37 is the Ferrari Modulo en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrari_Modulo
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Marianna 1 month ago
Thanks!
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Sylvanus 1 month ago
#19 All that extra material and re-constructing of the road surface MUST surely lead to a smaller carbon footprint !!!
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Noel 1 month ago
Sylvanus,
When fed by solar power instead of oil, eventually, yes.
When fed by solar power instead of oil, eventually, yes.
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Curtis 1 month ago
Noel, Because solar panels use no petroleum in their construction and cause no pollution in their waste by-products, last forever, and when they do wear out are not horribly toxic landfill poison?
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Noel 1 month ago
Curtis,
indeed. no carbon there.
But keep believing your petroleum paid politicians that will do anything to keep you on your petrol.
indeed. no carbon there.
But keep believing your petroleum paid politicians that will do anything to keep you on your petrol.
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Evelyn 1 month ago
#33 Iceland. The photo is better with the divers actually walking the crossing.
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Virdie 1 month ago
#18 So he's a bookseller.
#19 in my hometown, we are lucky to get a pothole filled, imagine redoing all the main streets with this... I tried and I couldn't even get past the idea that the streets would be charging electric cars from a power station someplace else that is probably fossil fuel, coal, or nuclear.
#19 in my hometown, we are lucky to get a pothole filled, imagine redoing all the main streets with this... I tried and I couldn't even get past the idea that the streets would be charging electric cars from a power station someplace else that is probably fossil fuel, coal, or nuclear.
Feed me Seymour
feed me all night long
#35 reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/1eakmm6/every_night_this_lightlaser_come
s_from_out_of/
#37 is the Ferrari Modulo en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrari_Modulo
When fed by solar power instead of oil, eventually, yes.
indeed. no carbon there.
But keep believing your petroleum paid politicians that will do anything to keep you on your petrol.
#19 in my hometown, we are lucky to get a pothole filled, imagine redoing all the main streets with this... I tried and I couldn't even get past the idea that the streets would be charging electric cars from a power station someplace else that is probably fossil fuel, coal, or nuclear.