Including an experiment with lipstick and the rear ends of cats; an impressive stash; a shoelace knot innovation; the endless acid banger; and the $1.7 million glass barn you’ve always wanted.
Including an experiment with lipstick and the rear ends of cats; an impressive stash; a shoelace knot innovation; the endless acid banger; and the $1.7 million glass barn you’ve always wanted.
Slow Water makes power. Cost?
Invention. WATEROTOR https://vimeo.com/293220692
Company web site. Talkin’ a big game.
https://waterotor.com/
No way. Electric eel farms are the future.
Nah. Round-up time would be a shocking experience. Mind you, I’m sure some farmers would get a real charge out of it.
I like the place David links to in Monkton MD, but, you know what they say about people who live in glass barns ….
That only applies to glass houses.
BAD – Did you check it out? It’s a pretty sweet house. Doesn’t work without trees all around it…
Ah, but the saying says houses. Nothing about barns…. (Yeah, yeah, I know–I’m splitting hairs…..)
Mind you, it adds new meaning to the phrase often used to describe small towns, namely places that were so small that everyone knew what one had for breakfast.
Fridays are not complete without this post. Thanks for doing this!
The kid testing the cats uses more scientific rigor than most “peer-reviewed” research I read about.