bryan1 said:try eating it and see what comes out the other end
I think it is a Canadian government helicopter. It looks for Americans who escape from the guns and violence in America for the peacefulness in Canada. They jump over the border.justDIY said:every now and then a gov't helicopter flies over my town. it's not a black chopper but a bright orange/white one. really frickin LOUD - I think it's coast guard... probably has something to do with Lake Michigan.
Alas, I'm too far from Canada to escape the guns and violence. I have to duck behind rocks and trees for 15 miles to get to work each day. Same thing on the way home.audioguru said:I think it is a Canadian government helicopter. It looks for Americans who escape from the guns and violence in America for the peacefulness in Canada. They jump over the border.
audioguru said:I think it is a Canadian government helicopter. It looks for Americans who escape from the guns and violence in America for the peacefulness in Canada. They jump over the border.
Ya know, now that you mention it, I think it has hapened before. I'm curious to know what the longest thread was in which the OP never came back. Better yet how many threads are there where the initial post was the ONLY post?JimB said:Well, this thread seems to have turned full circle.
It started with one form of fertiliser (KNO3), drifted through various topics and is now back to another form of fertiliser (bird sh!t).
And the best part about it is...
the OP has not been back to comment in any way.
JimB
HiTech said:FYI: recirculated urine from ISS Space Station and Shuttle crew is cleaner than the water that is taken aboard prior to launch. It's used however for other purposes, obviously for psychological reasons. That's how effective the filtering process is in space environments.
"I can't believe the excellent taste of this reconstituted urine... much better than that bottled crap collected from snow-capped mountains and glaciers!!"
Nigel Goodwin said:Actually you don't want pure water, it tastes flat and boring - as an ex-caver some of the nicest water I've ever had has been deep underground from 'puddles'
HiTech said:much better than that bottled crap collected from snow-capped mountains and glaciers!!
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