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The instructions were to walk the dog and degauss the monitor. Uh oh.
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Carbon monoxide for everyone!
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Fresh from the Himalayas!
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Thus begins the annual pilgrimage home from Burning Man.
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This rickshaw is the illetigimate child of a Polski Fiat 126p and a bicycle and offers sightseeing tours in Budapest.
Via: cyclechic.blog.hu
A couple days, weeks, months ago we read about the different theories regarding the transportation of England’s famous Stonehenge. Today we’re going to look at similar topic, albeit one that takes fewer guesses and more, what you call those things? Oh yeah, facts. During the 1800s Egypt gifted 3 different nations with obelisks dating back to 1,500 BC. The logistics of shipping them became some of the greatest engineering feats of their time.

In the first few decades of the 20th century, Germany was all about the zeppelin. Used for both war and luxurious travel, the rigid airship was a symbol of national pride. But one engineer had the idea to bring the beautiful balloon down to earth. Franz Kruckenberg’s most famous invention was the SCHIENENZEPPELIN, a high speed propeller train.