kerbiloid

Project Archimedes Helios Tower

Floor 5069: The looked new page.

Ban & 'roid.

KSP 1.12.6

If they had lost all helium from the balloon, they can try to fill it with hot air.

Better deal with Bombadeal.

We do.

KSP-2: Judgement Day to be released soon

Floor 5067: A marble tablet: "IVMP"

Sliced bread and cheese for toaster ban

Double "lower", triple "ower". Lower Sunflower Tower

He just pressed a wrong line in the browser URL history. Or maybe it was even a cat. Oops. P.S. Nate.alignment(); > CharacterAlignment::LawfulGood Nate.setAlignment(CharacterAlignment::ChaoticEvil); >Nate joined CharacterTeam[CharacterAlignment::ChaoticEvil]

Now he had his own inside. The cars should have a backup hatch in the bottom, like tanks. Cuz the dawggies are clever, and they attack only bad people while protecting good people. It's a problem that you have no idea are you good or bad for this exact dawg. The IT books got thinner because they have realized that the IT staff is smarter than it seems, and is able to read books without pictures.

The first space settlement. Now it's official.

Forgot the reason for calling 911.

NASA = "No Actual Space Around"

Calling 911 to ask what they were doing with it causing the previous non-oks.

Floor 5065: A set of jumpers on the wall.

BNA (banoxyribonucleic acid) is coding all bans.

Underground Sunflower Plantation

Entropy doesn't bless the pure determinism.

Disney. Mice are one of the symbols of fertility. So, it worx.

The nuance is that the uranium ore (i.e. a mix of uranium oxides) have several outstanding properties: It's not very rare. Found almost everywhere, from sulfic ore mines to seashore sand. Because U is a lithophile element. Instead of sinking down like Au, it stays bound in the upper layers of the lithosphere. It looks bright and sometimes colored, so would be inevitably noticed. U is chemically active (close to calcium), so its oxides willingly take part in any (al)chemist tricks. It's very dense, and thus heavy. It gives beautiful green glass, thus is used in glass pottery since the beginning of times. It fluorescents Thus is one of the first candidates to be studied on the fluorescence discovery. It's radiating, and the photomaterials are very sensitive to it. Just ~5 roentgen is enough to make a photofilm completely black. It contains radium and polonium as by-products, so is the first candidate to study once they start experimenting with particle detection. It's fissile, so will be irradiated with the very first neutron sources among other materials, and will demonstrate the positive loopback of neutrons amount. This means that no metallurgical civilisation can just pass by it. Whatever the sapient species was doing with it, anyway it will quickly result into a nuke. Actually, once they have started making jars, it's just a countdown to turn them into nukes, because such green color can't be just ignored.

Shorter. Like this one, and a similar based on jeep. These ones weren't having problems, but that monster probably would need multi-lane streets only.

Not such long, but two of them were actively running in our city for several years.