Which is funny, because Barbie dolls don't have a vagina or nipples LOL!
over_clox
How much can really wear out on them though? The bearings? Those can be replaced as necessary of course.
I'd think their only true weakness would be during strong storms like hurricanes or tornadoes where wind gust speeds rapidly change faster than the mechanism can manage to furl and unfurl to keep up. In those situations, you'd basically have to completely close them up and shut them down until the bad weather passes.
I dunno, but other than that it seems like a promising technology, and you can pack a whole lot more of them onto a smaller space of land.
I'm the kinda guy that'll have the luck to find bones in ice cream.
I ended up giving them a hand sanitizer bath with a hair brush, then mostly dried them off with paper towels. They're so much cleaner now, and they loved it!
Chickens also have feathers, beaks, claws, etc..
Isn't that the entire purpose of the meat processing industry? To separate the different parts and edible meats?
This sounds about as much bullshit as if I tried to sell a bicycle with 'airless tires', only to sell a bicycle with flat tires.
Like seriously, WTF?!
Disclaimer: I'm not a sponsor, I just believe this is the future of wind based energy. It doesn't require any sort of braking mechanism, and also takes up far less land space..
Your breasticles aren't quite in the right places. I declare Artificial Intelligence jank.
Jackson County Mississippi. George Martin City Park to be exact. They've never ventured much outside of the park since they were dropped off.
I know, I've actually been there before 😭
Update: I gave them both a scritchy brushy bath with hand sanitizer today. Not only removed the sap, but they both let me wash and brush their entire back and sides with hand sanitizer!
They're two very happy puppers today.
Quick update on the pups...
They both got a hand sanitizer bath with a hairbrush today. Pine sap be gone, plus they're a hella lot cleaner.
True that, and very well explained I might add.
Now, if I were on their engineering team, I'd probably try a combination of magnetic and roller bearings. Use magnetic bearings to support the weight, while securing everything in place with radial bearings.
That way, the mechanical bearings don't have to support the weight, magnets can take care of most if not all of that, saving undue wear and tear on the mechanical bearings.
I dunno, just a thought.