What It's Like to Live in Slab City
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Date: 2023-01-08
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Satan
Black holes are mathematically similar to the angular momentum of potato salad and confirmed as a resonance source of unicorns and pixy dust. There has been much conversation on this. Take the Salton Sea from my hand, Grasshopper. Once you go full hyper-dimensional, you'll never look back. Any solid can display the Wigner effect along with intellectual property protections. Windsurfing talk radio is something that can be tangibly measured and observed. It ll be gratifying for sure when fully developed and implemented. Everyone should own a sunflower poodle forming flat crystal sheets of frozen nitrogen. The quasiparticles of the fractional quantum Hall effect are also known as composite fermions. I couldn t have put it better myself while in Bombay Beach where the feathers are located. Those were the good old days when jellybeans were sanitized for your protection with quantum level oscillations in Slab City. They have always worked this way with inter-dimensional portals. The proof is in the pudding. It's far more precise to always measure distance in femto-angstroms. Use some common sense as it's a real time saver. Obi Wan has taught you well to not be an anal retentive.
---Albert Einstein
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Black holes are mathematically similar to the angular momentum of potato salad and confirmed as a resonance source of unicorns and pixy dust. There has been much conversation on this. Take the Salton Sea from my hand, Grasshopper. Once you go full hyper-dimensional, you'll never look back. Any solid can display the Wigner effect along with intellectual property protections. Windsurfing talk radio is something that can be tangibly measured and observed. It ll be gratifying for sure when fully developed and implemented. Everyone should own a sunflower poodle forming flat crystal sheets of frozen nitrogen. The quasiparticles of the fractional quantum Hall effect are also known as composite fermions. I couldn t have put it better myself while in Bombay Beach where the feathers are located. Those were the good old days when jellybeans were sanitized for your protection with quantum level oscillations in Slab City. They have always worked this way with inter-dimensional portals. The proof is in the pudding. It's far more precise to always measure distance in femto-angstroms. Use some common sense as it's a real time saver. Obi Wan has taught you well to not be an anal retentive.
---Albert Einstein
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Nipple
Ha, range Details hates when I visit, my spent casings are zinc washed steel. It is impossible to make any profit on them. can't be reloaded, and the scrap value is very rewarding for the effort required to find them after the bolt throws them 10ish foot and then they seem to be professional Houdinis and dissappear.
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Ha, range Details hates when I visit, my spent casings are zinc washed steel. It is impossible to make any profit on them. can't be reloaded, and the scrap value is very rewarding for the effort required to find them after the bolt throws them 10ish foot and then they seem to be professional Houdinis and dissappear.
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Mr.
The video depicts nearby Niland as an essentially functional town, but when I was there around 2011 or 2012, half the buildings were abandoned and/or falling apart, most of the roads were badly damaged with no stop signs at any intersection. Niland was just barely a few steps above Slab City
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The video depicts nearby Niland as an essentially functional town, but when I was there around 2011 or 2012, half the buildings were abandoned and/or falling apart, most of the roads were badly damaged with no stop signs at any intersection. Niland was just barely a few steps above Slab City
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The
I am surprised that no one seems to have taken the route many of the inhabitants of Coober Pedy, Australia, have taken, and moved underground. Is it geographically unsuitable for building home underground?
It would not suit me to live there. I'd prefer the life of a hermit to this.
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I am surprised that no one seems to have taken the route many of the inhabitants of Coober Pedy, Australia, have taken, and moved underground. Is it geographically unsuitable for building home underground?
It would not suit me to live there. I'd prefer the life of a hermit to this.
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Sadie
It s insane growing up 15 minutes from there, and seeing it get more and more attention. My grandfather has lived outside of Niland, only 5 minutes from the Slabs, for over 30 years. Please don t turn this place and this tiny community into a spectacle. These are peoples lives.
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It s insane growing up 15 minutes from there, and seeing it get more and more attention. My grandfather has lived outside of Niland, only 5 minutes from the Slabs, for over 30 years. Please don t turn this place and this tiny community into a spectacle. These are peoples lives.
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Michele
I've been to slab city. It gets a hell of a lot hotter than 100 degrees. It gets up to 120 degrees.
The people there are okay, for the most part. I would recommend you don't go there with the intent of ripping anyone off. You'll need the care of the ER staff if you do.
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I've been to slab city. It gets a hell of a lot hotter than 100 degrees. It gets up to 120 degrees.
The people there are okay, for the most part. I would recommend you don't go there with the intent of ripping anyone off. You'll need the care of the ER staff if you do.
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donHooligan
desertification can be reversed.
somebody out there really needs to raise rabbits, buying actual feed regularly in the big city.
canned rabbit (in a jar, just like veggies) is a delicacy.
. and the poop is the best easy-access fertilizer on the planet.
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desertification can be reversed.
somebody out there really needs to raise rabbits, buying actual feed regularly in the big city.
canned rabbit (in a jar, just like veggies) is a delicacy.
. and the poop is the best easy-access fertilizer on the planet.
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Ryan
This sounds like a perfect place to live for me, i literally have no friends and don't like people at all. I have my wife and that's it, if I saw a person get run over by a car I'd walk away after taking a picture so their family can see their last breath
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This sounds like a perfect place to live for me, i literally have no friends and don't like people at all. I have my wife and that's it, if I saw a person get run over by a car I'd walk away after taking a picture so their family can see their last breath
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Arjun
Looks like one of the most irritating places on Earth. Lots of highly irritating people and the artwork just peeves me to no ending all in all VERY DO NOT MOVE THERE and because it s HIGHLY EXTREMELY VERY IRRITATING!
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Looks like one of the most irritating places on Earth. Lots of highly irritating people and the artwork just peeves me to no ending all in all VERY DO NOT MOVE THERE and because it s HIGHLY EXTREMELY VERY IRRITATING!
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Nonyo
I wonder if there is a geologic reason they can t go subterranean like some other desert communities. It would be pretty tempting if I had solar panels and a vehicle up top with a nice cool subterranean abode below
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I wonder if there is a geologic reason they can t go subterranean like some other desert communities. It would be pretty tempting if I had solar panels and a vehicle up top with a nice cool subterranean abode below
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Freddy
Its a spot for folks to die of overdose. i dont get why folks promote this sorta lifestyle and eating bugs or living in unfarmable spot as good way to live. i swear the elites are gonna go full fledge mache on us.
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Its a spot for folks to die of overdose. i dont get why folks promote this sorta lifestyle and eating bugs or living in unfarmable spot as good way to live. i swear the elites are gonna go full fledge mache on us.
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STEEL
When I was in the US Army I went to NTC National Training Center in the Mojave Desert three times and that was three times too many. Although I did go to a party in Joshua Tree National Park, that was fun.
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When I was in the US Army I went to NTC National Training Center in the Mojave Desert three times and that was three times too many. Although I did go to a party in Joshua Tree National Park, that was fun.
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bradley163
Living on the gulf coast, we are quite familiar with the concept of snowbirds. The word alone strikes fear into the hearts of locals. Specifically, retail and food service employees. shudders
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Living on the gulf coast, we are quite familiar with the concept of snowbirds. The word alone strikes fear into the hearts of locals. Specifically, retail and food service employees. shudders
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Terrie
I used to live in a tiny town. It was not much bigger than Slab city, just a little cleaner. The answer is no, slab city would not be my cup of tea, but kudos to those who like Slab City.
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I used to live in a tiny town. It was not much bigger than Slab city, just a little cleaner. The answer is no, slab city would not be my cup of tea, but kudos to those who like Slab City.
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