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Please enjoy
chainsaw carving,
pencil carving,
bone carving,
turkey carving,
ice carving,
rice caving,
rock carving,
metal carving,
ancient carving,
airplane carving,
tooth carving, microscopic carving horray!
posted to MetaFilter by joelf
at 4:19 PM on January 8, 2007
(11 comments)
According to this site
- More than 700 Trillion BEEDIES or BIRI are smoked annually
- Indians smoke more than one trillion bidis every year.
- An experienced worker can roll 2,000 a day.
Step inside and learn more about these unrealistic stats!
posted to MetaFilter by joelf
at 9:20 PM on November 24, 2006
(63 comments)
The Theatre du Grand-Guignol
was a
French theatre that was famous for one thing:
bloody awful plays.
The theatre produced gory plays that gauged its success by the amount of people that fainted in the audience. unfortunately due to the excessive amount of violence in their plays, they became a parody of themselves. People lost interest and the form of gore theatre was lost.
until fairly recently.
posted to MetaFilter by joelf
at 5:14 AM on December 15, 2004
(12 comments)
The G-Cans Project
is a massive project, begun 12 years ago, to build infrastructure for preventing overflow of the major rivers and waterways spidering the city (A serious problem for Tokyo during rainy-season and typhoon season). The underground waterway is the largest in the world and sports five 32m diameter, 65m deep concrete containment silos which are connected by 64 kilometers of tunnel sitting 50 meters beneath the surface.
The whole system is powered by 14000 horsepower turbines which can pump 200 tons of water a second into the large outlying edogawa river.
posted to MetaFilter by joelf
at 12:48 AM on December 4, 2004
(24 comments)
Learn to make sushi
with online videos. Chef Hyday, professional sushi chef, & amateur tv personality will guide you through step by step. You will learn everything from how to
prepare the raw fish,
proper manners,
different types of sushi, (win media links) and of course how to make rolled sushi.
He covers it all, from the California roll to the complicated rainbow roll, he'll guide you through every step. I almost feel guilty watching it, it’s almost like revealing the secrets to a magic trick.
An invaluable resource for anyone who might be interested in learning to roll their own sushi at home.
posted to MetaFilter by joelf
at 11:31 PM on November 25, 2004
(13 comments)