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How could you drive past something like that and not stop to help? See the semi go right by at the end?

When my car broke down in the Yukon, three and a half hours northwest of Whitehorse on the Alaska Hwy, I lifted the hood, stood and waited, miracle of miracles - here comes a car, I wave my arms like crazy ... and they drive right by!?! I bet they had some bad karma happen down the road eventually.

Ended up getting help a short while later and lived to tell the tale.

People are always amazed and grateful when strangers do stop to help.
 
[h=1]47-story skyscraper would be more user-friendly if it had an elevator[/h]16 hrs ago
Let's get right to the point. If you're building a 47-story building, you’re going to need an elevator. Unfortunately, that was a point overlooked by the architectural brain trust who designed the Intempo skyscraper in Benidorm, Spain. The condo building was initially meant to be 20-stories. When developers decided to move skyward, they reportedly neglected to reconfigure their plans to accommodate the necessary elevators. The Intempo was intended to symbolize hope and prosperity, showing that Benidorm was recovering from financial issues. What happens with the building remains to be seen, but at the very least, prospective tenants can get rid of their Stairmasters. [Source]
 
47-story skyscraper would be more user-friendly if it had an elevator

16 hrs ago

Let's get right to the point. If you're building a 47-story building, you’re going to need an elevator. Unfortunately, that was a point overlooked by the architectural brain trust who designed the Intempo skyscraper in Benidorm, Spain. The condo building was initially meant to be 20-stories. When developers decided to move skyward, they reportedly neglected to reconfigure their plans to accommodate the necessary elevators. The Intempo was intended to symbolize hope and prosperity, showing that Benidorm was recovering from financial issues. What happens with the building remains to be seen, but at the very least, prospective tenants can get rid of their Stairmasters. [Source]


No wonder Spain is going bankrupt.
 
[h=1]Cargo plane crashes on approach to Alabama airport, killing 2: Report[/h]
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https://www.thestar.com/news/world/...oach_to_alabama_airport_killing_2_report.html
 
[h=4]Why but why and why why do they take this shit?????

THE FLESH-ROTTING HOMEMADE DRUG KROKODIL, POPULAR IN RUSSIA, HAS TURNED UP IN THE US.[/h]
A flesh-rotting homemade drug popular in Russia has turned up in the US, health officials in Arizona say.Called Krokodil - Russian for crocodile - the drug mixes codeine with hydrocarbons, such as gasoline, alcohol or oil. Users then boil the concoction before injecting it.
Drug addicts often turn to it because it's a cheap high.


The drug gets its name from the reptilian-like appearance some users get as they rot from the inside out.

"(Users) extract (the drug) and even though they believe that most of the oil and gasoline is gone, there is still remnants of it. You can imagine just injecting a little bit of it into your veins can cause a lot of damage," co-medical director at Banner's Poison Control Center Frank LoVecchio told KLTV in Phoenix, confirming there have been two cases in the state.


"As far as I know, these are the first cases in the United States that are reported. So we're extremely frightened," LoVecchio said.


 
Creepy said:
Why but why and why why do they take this shit?????

THE FLESH-ROTTING HOMEMADE DRUG KROKODIL, POPULAR IN RUSSIA, HAS TURNED UP IN THE US.



A flesh-rotting homemade drug popular in Russia has turned up in the US, health officials in Arizona say.Called Krokodil - Russian for crocodile - the drug mixes codeine with hydrocarbons, such as gasoline, alcohol or oil. Users then boil the concoction before injecting it.
Drug addicts often turn to it because it's a cheap high.


The drug gets its name from the reptilian-like appearance some users get as they rot from the inside out.

"(Users) extract (the drug) and even though they believe that most of the oil and gasoline is gone, there is still remnants of it. You can imagine just injecting a little bit of it into your veins can cause a lot of damage," co-medical director at Banner's Poison Control Center Frank LoVecchio told KLTV in Phoenix, confirming there have been two cases in the state.


"As far as I know, these are the first cases in the United States that are reported. So we're extremely frightened," LoVecchio said.




Creepy you are creeping me out.
 
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