Sovereign wealth fund baby, time to get Nordic
LesserAbe
joined 1 year ago
I love primitive technology and watched this before I saw it posted here. That said, seems like he's revisiting projects he's already done. He already made clay roof tiles and an a frame hut. He's made multiple videos about bellows, and about gathering/refining ore pellets. He can do whatever he wants and I'm happy to watch, just wondering if there's a greater plan or he's just messing around.
Best I can tell this is a laying down competition, not a laying down in the same position competition. And they get bathroom breaks. So yeah, seems like you could really stretch this thing out.
Horrible. Understandable that a parent may not know the risk involved.
Only reason I know was when I worked at a summer camp they hammered into us that if a bat was found in a cabin we had to catch it for testing, or else everyone staying in that cabin would get rabies shots.
Total bullshit in multiple dimensions and it should never even be considered. That said, as a former bible student turned atheist, if they're going to have bibles in school a good option would be NRSV, or the funny option would be The Cotton Patch bible.
I bet this was it. James Trafficant was a congressman who used to end his speeches by saying "Beam me up" which I understand was a way to say "this shit is crazy / out of this world"
How much money does he have? Confusing how he's getting any women at all
It's a Jesus thing you wouldn't understand.
I used to have a variety of Christian shirts with "cool" phrases on them
Brings a whole new meaning to "time not important, only life important"
Damn, less funny when you read the rest of the article and same dude assaulted a guy in his house as well.
Cool!
Whenever I see something described as fully 3D printed I can't help but immediately identify all the parts that aren't 3D printed...
I'm in sales and have seen the strategy discussed where if you're trying to sell a product to an institution with a formal bidding process to coach your contact to draw up requirements which only your product can meet.