sidewalker asked:
They’re normally two or three tone and obviously based on a photograph which has quite possibly been photoshopped. Do you need a projector or a light box? what’s the technique? it’s obviously fairly formulaic as there are a lot of artists out there with a similar product. I’d like to do make some similar pictures for my flat but i can’t figure out the method.
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Colton R asked:
My friend is looking for a vehicle to buy that would be good on gas and also can carry his bike. He has one of those touring bikes and he hauls it around alot. What car would you recommend for him. Keep in mind he is 16 so he doesn’t have a lot to spend. He is also interested in a stick shift car so other recommendations for that would be nice.
young_earlchris asked:
well, i have a few bucks not a lot but a few, i need a fast cheap car. i was thinking a newer car but i can’t find any cheap new cars. so any help please? any at all i would love it. and where i can find the cars, what kind of cars, what model, what year. anything thanks a million. [=
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Scott asked:
I’ve been told its about one rail car every second or 86,400/day. If that’s true, and each car is about 50 feet long, then that means the coal we use every day would fill a train 818 miles long even if there were zero space between the cars!
A real train, with several feet between cars and a lot of locomotives would probably be closer to 1000 miles long.
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Dr. Evil asked:
A shear-thickening material is what you get when you mix cornstarch with water. It forms that colloid material. I need to find out what material in cars is shear thickening. Does anyone that knows a lot about cars know what part of the car is like this?
I just need to know this for biology class. It’s for extra credit.
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Dr. Evil asked:
A shear-thickening material is what you get when you mix cornstarch with water. It forms that colloid material. I need to find out what material in cars is shear thickening. Does anyone that knows a lot about cars know what part of the car is like this?
I just need to know this for biology class. It’s for extra credit.
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