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knightryder215
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LMFAO hahahahahahahaha
DST
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I laughed at "Informational" though, thanks for that new word, >>>LOL. j/k.
Even the pics that make you laugh on RIU can be informative. I really thought that the Dam would have got a mention considering we are also under the sea......humph. We must work harder at being under the sea!!!!
Even the pics that make you laugh on RIU can be informative. I really thought that the Dam would have got a mention considering we are also under the sea......humph. We must work harder at being under the sea!!!!
Winter Woman
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[video=youtube;hya9xxn7CA0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hya9xxn7CA0[/video]
I'd have to kill him.
I'd have to kill him.
ANC
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http://abcnews.go.com/International/dutch-dream-building-artificial-mountain/story?id=14436689
Link above ^^^^^
A virtual mountain, "DeNederlandseBerg," already exists in graphic form and as a spectacular 3D visualization in Google Earth
DST
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Brilliant, now I luaghed at this.....
I thought these were quite funny excerts from the article:
But lighter doesn't necessarily mean cheaper. Blogger Erik van der Zee has already calculated that building the mountain out of ordinary Lego pieces would be unaffordable, if only because of the astronomical wages it would require. At a rate of one Lego piece per second and worker, the superstructure alone would consume about 729 billion man-years. Put differently, the entire human population could be employed around the clock for the next 104 years.
Obamas job creation scheme could learn a thing or two from this, lol
ahahahaha>>>>
It's also clear that current tourist attractions, like the Urk lighthouse hill -- which towers a breathtaking 24 feet above sea level -- would lose a significant amount of appeal.
I thought these were quite funny excerts from the article:
But lighter doesn't necessarily mean cheaper. Blogger Erik van der Zee has already calculated that building the mountain out of ordinary Lego pieces would be unaffordable, if only because of the astronomical wages it would require. At a rate of one Lego piece per second and worker, the superstructure alone would consume about 729 billion man-years. Put differently, the entire human population could be employed around the clock for the next 104 years.
Obamas job creation scheme could learn a thing or two from this, lol
ahahahaha>>>>
It's also clear that current tourist attractions, like the Urk lighthouse hill -- which towers a breathtaking 24 feet above sea level -- would lose a significant amount of appeal.
