If you traverse through to the link at Popular Science, they mention that it could be useful as a means of applying bandages, or dressings for wounds. Sterile spray, etc.
I was surprised they didn't reassemble the jeep facing in the opposite direction, rather than turn it around once it was built. Anyway, don't let your wiseacre friends see this if you own one of these. You'll likely be finding your car in the oddest locations...
I found that the double down had so much salt in it that it actually *hurt* to eat. And, of course it caused an insatiable desire for water for the rest of the day.
Ah, I was blissfully unaware of the emasculating reputation of cupcakes. Oh well, bring on the ridicule. I want my chocolate cakey goodness with the butter cream frosting. Covering them with a "chocolate disk", however, should be considered heresy.
This reminds me of the security copters William Gibson had in his "Virtual Light" series of books. Wow. What would be even cooler than velcro is if the rotors could "flip" their direction of thrust to push the thing against the surface of the wall.
I can only imagine the incredible pizza burn when you take the first chomp of this monster. Or, you could cut off the point of the cone and slurp the thing down. That way you'll get all that yummy pepperoni grease first, before it has a chance to coagulate.
When I was a kid, and capable of consuming whatever I wanted due to a much higher metabolism, the Friendly's Big Beef was *the* best hamburger. They were true beef goodness, marinated in "Italian" dressing, and provided on toast. That was back when Friendly's was a purely independent operation. Now, sadly, that sandwich of my halcyon youth is no more. I wish they would bring back the old Big Beef, instead of bringing out this thing. Pheh.
If you ever have to write something to evaluate mathematical expressions input by users as text, you'll wish everyone wrote 'em in RPN. I always convert the expression (like "(1+2)/12+88") into a nice RPN stack, then calculate the answer.
Cool designs, but none of them seem to be suitable for frolicking in the forest...or dealing with the inevitable gravel road, ripped up for repaving street, etc.
The Schweeb is more like an amusement park ride, and I want a spin on it. But not after "Bruno the Bean-Eating Wonder" just got out of it.
Anyway, don't let your wiseacre friends see this if you own one of these. You'll likely be finding your car in the oddest locations...
Covering them with a "chocolate disk", however, should be considered heresy.
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Vive la résistance!
What would be even cooler than velcro is if the rotors could "flip" their direction of thrust to push the thing against the surface of the wall.
Or, you could cut off the point of the cone and slurp the thing down. That way you'll get all that yummy pepperoni grease first, before it has a chance to coagulate.
Now, sadly, that sandwich of my halcyon youth is no more. I wish they would bring back the old Big Beef, instead of bringing out this thing. Pheh.
If you ever have to write something to evaluate mathematical expressions input by users as text, you'll wish everyone wrote 'em in RPN. I always convert the expression (like "(1+2)/12+88") into a nice RPN stack, then calculate the answer.
The Schweeb is more like an amusement park ride, and I want a spin on it. But not after "Bruno the Bean-Eating Wonder" just got out of it.