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  1. Ben J. Kerman
    Hi. @StrandedonEarth
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    Granted, but only one atom of lithium in the universe has 20 protons, the rest still have 3. I wish I could easily turn the Sennebogen logo into a Kennebogen logo.
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    Floor 2828: A small-ish banner on the wall that says Hei se, ny side! (Keeping with the Norwegian theme)
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    Dr. Venture: So anyway, next time you do a photo shoot for one of the science rags, get ready to move over ’cause I’m lifting my self-imposed media blackout. Dr. Jonas Venture Jr. (on phone): You saw the Super Scientific American piece, did you? That must’ve been one of the gals in my PR department. Oop, hang on a second… Dr. Venture: You have a...Puerto Rican department?
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    I've been listening to this quite a bit recently. What's annoying is, along with most of my favorite songs, I don't actually know the name of it or who made it. I might have put this video here before, but it is stuck in my head again.
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    The sky isn't falling anymore, I picked it up with my crane. @kerbiloid
  9. Ben J. Kerman
    Floor 2822: You see a small stack of non-glowing Norwegian Kroner in the croner that you pick up and put in your pocket, but you don't know what country you are in anymore and wonder if they will be useful. You continue up.
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    Kiebherr!
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    Ok. Well, we will se how I feel tomorrow, I might go to the positive side. But for now, 14! I'm sure we could go back and forth all night, but it's almost 11:30 where I live and should go to bed pretty soon. Oh, I probably shouldn't have told you that.
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    I haven't watched any, but I will try to tomorrow (I have to go to bed soon, or at least I should) A bunch of cranes, a truck, a rock crusher, and a crawler crane that I turned into an excavator that I turned into a demolition excavator that I turned into a material handler that I recently did heavy modifications to and turned back into a crane. TUBM is multilingual.
  14. Ben J. Kerman
    Thanks. The negatives have less people, so I think I will stick with them for now. 14!
  15. Ben J. Kerman
    14 Maybe not! (If I voted as a "neutralist", that means I can legally go positive or negative, right? I just want to make sure I am following the rules.)
  16. Ben J. Kerman

    How did you make your PFP? 

    1. Admiral Fluffy

      Admiral Fluffy

      It came from this thread.

      It is locked now, but hopefully will come back.

    2. Ben J. Kerman

      Ben J. Kerman

      Ah, thank you. If I really wanted to, I could try to make my own, or ask someone like OrdinaryKerman to make it (He did a really good job making me a Kania logo), but I would want to describe my appearance so I don't need to share a picture. 

      Dang, I just missed that thread!

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    I'm thinking of changing my PFP to either a Liebherr G-BKF or G-LTM. Do you think I should, or should I keep the MK 140?

    liebherr-g-bkf-terrain-web.jpgRheinmetall Defence - Archive 2019 Liebherr ships first mobile and recovery cranes to the Bundeswehr

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    Is that the sun? My MK 140 only has a maximum capacity of 8 tonnes, and 1.9 tonnes at maximum radius, so I think I might die. Oh wait, the cab of the crane (both the driver's cab and operator cab, I think) are white, which reflects all the sun's light away. I survive, but only by turning on the air conditioning. The mighty Liebherr Mobilbaukran prevails again!
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    @Akagiyou didn't give a question. I'll just ask one to keep this moving along. How long is one AU?
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    I copy-pasted a bunch of fun facts about some European countries. Sweden has twice the population of Norway. Sweden is a Monarchy. Sweden is the 6th oldest country in Europe. The first book ever printed was in German, and the first magazine was launched in Germany in 1663. 65% of the Autobahnen in Germany have no speed limit (I'm sure a lot of people already know that) Gummy bears were invented by Hans Riegel in 1920 in Bonn, Germany. He founded the company now known as Haribo, The Most Popular German Surname is Müller. Spanish is the world's second-most spoken native language. Spain is home to the fourth-highest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The world's first “modern novel” was written by a Spanish author. The Finnish language is totally different from the Scandinavian languages The world's second longest tunnel is located in Finland.
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    Correct. A couple of times I have stayed up to see the sky get brighter, but didn't the sun itself. TUBM watches Futurama.
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    I'm back! Hmm... ok... although the moderators do seem to have a good sense of humor, especially when it comes to the Don't Click This thread. @Starhelperdude!
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    42 How many bugs does KSP have?
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    Floor 2806: A small library. You walk over to one of the shelves to see what books are available, but every single book there is "Navigating Through a Really Really Really Tall Building for Dummies". You open one copy up, but it just says to walk up to the next floor. You do so, wondering what awaits on floor 2807.
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