The Paranoid Freakly
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Waterworld! Ahoy!
250,000 Empty Bottles = One Man's Floating Mexican Island Paradise
If you can’t afford to buy your own tropical island paradise, why not build your own? The original (now destroyed) Spiral Island sported a two-story house, solar oven, self-composting toilet and multiple beaches. What now? Its creator is building a new recycled island paradise that he plans to float out to sea and travel around the world on!
read more | digg story
If you can’t afford to buy your own tropical island paradise, why not build your own? The original (now destroyed) Spiral Island sported a two-story house, solar oven, self-composting toilet and multiple beaches. What now? Its creator is building a new recycled island paradise that he plans to float out to sea and travel around the world on!
read more | digg story
Labels: build your own island, conservation, environmentalism, green living, personal island, plastic bottles, recyling
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Monday, September 04, 2006
The Crocodile Hunter Hath Fallen
The Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin is dead. Stabbed through the heart with the Spine of a giant StingRay.
Click here to read the CNN Report.
If you're having trouble visualizing how a man's heart can be pierced by a StringRay's spine, this might help:
Spine of a StingRay:
The Adventurous Ones of the Earth have lost a shining star. Or rather, a new star has just appeared in the heavens, and its name is Irwin.
In other news, on Saturday September 2nd 2006 the SouperKlawBrazzz discovered a Leopard Shark (triakis semifasciata) on the ocean-side rocks of Topanga State Beach. The throat of the creature had evidently been torn out by some unidentified predator. Although Leopard Sharks are a common food for larger marine mammels, including the white shark (Carcharodon carcharias) the KlawBrazzz seem to suspect foul play of the humanoid variety. No arrests have been made at this time.
Learn more about Leopard Sharks here:
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Click here to read the CNN Report.
If you're having trouble visualizing how a man's heart can be pierced by a StringRay's spine, this might help:
Spine of a StingRay:
The Adventurous Ones of the Earth have lost a shining star. Or rather, a new star has just appeared in the heavens, and its name is Irwin.
In other news, on Saturday September 2nd 2006 the SouperKlawBrazzz discovered a Leopard Shark (triakis semifasciata) on the ocean-side rocks of Topanga State Beach. The throat of the creature had evidently been torn out by some unidentified predator. Although Leopard Sharks are a common food for larger marine mammels, including the white shark (Carcharodon carcharias) the KlawBrazzz seem to suspect foul play of the humanoid variety. No arrests have been made at this time.
Learn more about Leopard Sharks here:
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