There was a Curious George episode where George used a skyscrapers (under construction, of course) floor to ceiling wrap around windows to create a vegetable garden so the restaurant down the street had fresh produce.
It wasn't a bad idea, minus the water damage. Just make a 3 ft planter along all the windows, instead of a window ledge or something, and you would have a ton of food.
This explains so much!
It always seriously stumped me as to how Bowie was so good at that. Like did he learn it for the movie? If so, was he practicing all the time, because the movements are seriously flawless. I can't believe I never thought of this.
You have solved one of the great mysteries that has followed me through my life, but apparently never thought to look up.
Cookbooks?
I'm confused, I thought he told his peoples they didn't have to vote.
Even if people knew how much they were getting ripped off, what are they supposed to do about it? What is the alternative?
If every brand of bread in the store is sold at a insane markup, and you need bread, what do you? Make your own? That's a hit or miss process that can take a while if you don't have a fancy bread maker. They either need to save to get a bread maker or find time between their maybe 2 or 3 jobs to make the bread.
The problem is that I let it play even after I saw what it was...
Fox's lie. Who'd ever believe their news?
It's called The Tornado. They have them at a bunch of water parks in the states. So far, nobody's been crazy enough to try that yet.
Since this is from MSNBC...
This is Rachel Maddows take on this as well. Essentially that states will refuse to certify the results.
They tried to do it last election, but weren't really prepared. This time, they feel they've got this on lock.
Actually, they're starting to do just that. It's called wood vaulting. Can't tell if the lack of decomposition is a pro or a con, though.
And, I dont understand how he could, now, be having a public nervous breakdown, if he wasn't before. He always made personal attacks.