kerbiloid

Banneyond.

Floor 4746: Neon tanks.

Don't be so sure. Maybe the dreaming is now.

Banisonic ban

Calling 911 to whistle as a dial-up modem.

Mutaking Hill

Granted. You see a chain reaction of small monsters multiplication. I wish the Sun was liquid.

Because it's an insect. The insects do everything unlike the humans do. What is being the beer?

A minigang with miniguns on minivan in Michigan. This annoying wordplay is annoying.

Floor 4744: XIX cent. poetry.

Ads about Jadollar are banned as well.

Mentioning the Campbell's soup is cheating, because I began knowing about it from the Servant series. Idk, why, but it's cheating.

A typical illegal oil refinery. Hundreds (thousands?) of them were working two decades ago in some regions right in field. Not much harder than a moonshine plant. Allows to fuel low-octane engines, multi-fuel diesels, and stolen high-octane engines (significantly decreases the engine lifespan, so don't fuel with it your personal BMW). It's simple. The petrol composition is from pentane (boiling point +36 C) to heptane (+98 C) and octane (+125 C). Thus, by warming the oil to touch-hot temperature, you vaporize away all light fractions, by heating to boiling water point - distillate and collect the low-octane fractions, then by further boiling - low-quality machine oil and hudron. To operate and service the plant, a family of shepherds is enough. Another option for diesels is, say, rapeseed oil, but you should make the injector hole wider.

Banned for being prorary. pro & contra

Floor 4742: A whimsy potato puree.

Have you published this issue in the repository? If yes, just wait for a week.

We don't spawn the pages. The pages themselves choose us. Banned for misunderstanding that.

The Power Armor and Minigaun are available in the very beginning of Fallout 4.

Floor 4740: Pines. Wayward Pines.

Calling 911 because these are the only digit buttons working on your phone.

There are probably no interior blocks, they're a fantasy. The whole thing is probably a ground hill above the rocky hill, covered with thin layer of quick-and-dirty "concrete" blocks, somewhere with photographed steel (sic! in so-called "Bronze Age") rebars and wires, somewhere with metal sheets stuck between the "stone" blocks. That's why the "stone block" rows are not straight, but waving. The ground inside is settling, the blocks are tilting inside. Up to 25% of internal volume is a flat rocky hill, on which the so-called "Grotto" chamber is placed. Next, a "mastab" is built above, with the so-called "Queen's chamber", and the open corridor to it. Later, the corridor was covered with stone roof. Then they added some height and built the so-called "King's chamber". Old pencil paintings are betraying the construction process. Like the old egyptologist pyramid scheme, where the "Great Gallery" yet has no roof on top, lol. Or the note that the rain has washed the ground from the gallery, and it became available. Inside the pyramid, lol. All pre-XVIII paintings depict the pyramids having sharper shape of the so-called "pyramid of Cestius in Rome", and of the so-called "Nubian pyramids", which are much smaller. It proves, that nobody had seen real pyramids until they were finished in XVIII. But the attempt to scale that shape up had fruited into the so-called "Snofru pyramid", having three different angles, because the ground inside the "stone pyramid" was sliding, so they had to make it more flat, then even more flat. Finaly, the so-called "Hufu pyramid" (I believe, it's a joke from "Jefe") and others have the angle of the top segment of "Snofru", at which the ground hill was not sliding. The "secret chamber", detected with muonometry right above the so-called "Great Gallery", is just less dense volume of the ground, settling above the gable roof of the gallery. The so-called "Ancient Egyptian" "temples" and statues have countless autographs of the builders, stamped on the soft material, rather than the tourist scratches. While Cleo #7 and her brohusband Ptolemy #13 were thought out in early years of printing epoch (like other Ramesseses XVIII, the authors were tired of thinking out names and foreign marriages, so gave them numbers and forced to marry their sis and bros), i.e. in XV, it took two centuries to build the stone heaps, finished by the end of XVIII, in the Age of Steel. So, I would guess the pyramids are much closer to us. *** Famous Athanasius Kircher said that he had the whole Catholic world built in his workshop yard. And the famous Bessarion of Nicaea had brought ~800 "Ancient Greek" books, translated into Latin, and was managing a whole literature fabric, "translating" the Platonists, Plotinists, Neo-Platonists, and so on. *** To know the truth,

Even have a bath Unlimited is probably an asteroid fall. SLBM are the first strike weapon, due to their stealth and possibility of low trajectory. Strategic bombers are mostly cruise missile carriers. So, looks like they spent everything but tactical weapon. To the date, it's still the most viable power source but nuke. Even XIX century British Empire was based on this, much less industrial than modern China. Best use under clouds of smoke. They need high-tech industry for support.

Jeb saw that you were doing this with blender, and he wonders, why not do it with a PC.

Yeah, no human colonization to data is even remotely analogous. Guys from Europe got off of ships—the apex of technology at the time—and walked off the beach to find people already there, in many cases virtually naked. I only mention their choice in clothing because it demonstrates how technologically easy it was to live in those places. If literal stone age tech allows people to thrive—the location is pretty hospitable. Mars might as well be orbit in terms of how hospitable it is—death is always just however long you can hold your breath away. Even the first colonists of the New World—the people who we now call "Native Americans"—had it easy compared to Mars... there was food, resources, and heck, they could even breathe! Got it. First send the Indians. When they have prepared the Mars, send others.