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Um, yeah… it’s not spot on or anything. #11 is the most important one of all, of course. A zombie attack could happen ANYDAY.
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A toilet! That turns poo into energy! Without using water. Say hello to the Loowatt! {link}
She makes a good point. We’re flushing potable water down the toilet. Literally. That’s insane.
I just finished White is for Witching by Helen Oyeyemi. I’m having a hard time nailing down what happened and who the characters were. It was confusing and riddled (for me) from beginning to end. I feel like there are whole scenes missing from my memory, introductions to characters that I missed. Usually, I’d say that makes for an awful book, but it was so strange and so mysterious. I liked it. I’m pretty sure. I think I need to sleep on it.
Oyeyemi has such an interesting writing style too. You move from one character’s point-of-view to the next seamlessly; it ends up being a jumbled story. Almost like you’re hearing or seeing or sensing the story through many people rolled into one.
I don’t think I’m making any sense at all.
(via homecoming)
This is wonderful!
Reblogged from i will set the world on fire..
The gunpowder alone — used for combustion — leaves behind potassium carbonate, potassium sulphate and sulphide, plus unreacted sulphur and levels of fine particulates that cause asthma, cancer and other respiratory problems. Oh, and this make the air often exceed local and national air quality standards. - Ask Vanessa on Mother Nature Network
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Is it too soon for this? I’m gonna go ahead and guess no.
Thanks Chris! (He put this site up last week…)
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