Oh my, I see what you did there...by the Fives.
You're wicked you are
Actually one bit of goodness this evening was a good listen to Steven Wilson's Regret #9.....good for my wellness courtesy the Fives!
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You're wicked you are
Actually one bit of goodness this evening was a good listen to Steven Wilson's Regret #9.....good for my wellness courtesy the Fives!
What a waste of distilled water.
Beer spill truck crash closes Florida highway
A crash involving five semi-trailers caused thousands of cans of beer to spill across the road.
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Canada is going to make the largest hot tub in the world.
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World's largest geothermal lagoon planned for Canada
Plans are afoot for a magnificent new open air lagoon in Canada that will be kept at balmy temperatures year round through a “huge Thermos” heating system underneath. Designed to be the largest of its type in the world and blend in with the natural landscape, the geoLagon project also includes…
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I'd learn how to say, 'where is the bathroom' just to freak, people out!
also, human hair makes for an excellent plant growth medium.
Discarded human hair could be used to hydroponically grow vegetables
As compared to traditional agriculture, hydroponic farming uses less space and less water, plus it requires no soil. It still does require a growth medium, though – and scientists have recently created a better such medium, derived from discarded human hair.
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Sooner or later the dead bodies is going to be used to as direct fertilizer. Really no point in keeping the body in the box in the ground, may as well use my body for some potato.
Also, crust-less bread. Not cut off but never had a crust during the baking process.
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Also, crust-less bread. Not cut off but never had a crust during the baking process.
Imperial Hotel Tokyo offers crustless bread…in the sense that it never had crust to begin with
Bread as naked as the day it was born...
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'Green Burials' are already a thing and you can get them in several Canadian cities. Ever since I was a kid I much preferred the idea of being buried in the dirt and a tree or something planted over top. Let my body decay and provide some nutrition to the soil, rather than waste a bunch of energy trying to turn me into ash, or putting me in a box.Sooner or later the dead bodies is going to be used to as direct fertilizer. Really no point in keeping the body in the box in the ground, may as well use my body for some potato.
Also, crust-less bread. Not cut off but never had a crust during the baking process.
Imperial Hotel Tokyo offers crustless bread…in the sense that it never had crust to begin with
Bread as naked as the day it was born...
Sky burial is the way to go.
For me personally though, I have a fear of waking up after everyone thinks Im dead so idk.
For me personally though, I have a fear of waking up after everyone thinks Im dead so idk.
Green burial is a great idea, when I get around to writing my will, it would be part of it. I was talking about body to fertilizer juice like The Expanse. Right now, hydro cremation is rare in North America and you don't turn into fertilizer but just regular waste water. The chems they use just melt your body down to the bones and then flush the sauce into the waste water system. Less energy than regular cremation but still not fertilizing other stuff.
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