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Wednesday, 14 January 2009

Diet Plan

So busy these days that you don't have time to eat? Then why not scarf the lot all at one go and be done with it?

Mind you, according to this 1932 Popular Science article, that might be a bit daunting without something to wash it down.
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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousWednesday, 14 January 2009 at 08:22:00 GMT-8

    That picture is my dream image of "Land of the Giants". While the rest of the little people are running scared from the giant Kevin Hagen, I'd be yelling; "Take me to the seafood place!"
    What I wouldn't give for a boiled shrimp about the size of that steak, although the steak that size looks mighty tasty too.

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  2. jayessellWednesday, 14 January 2009 at 18:32:00 GMT-8

    David, this was a particularly interesting issue of Popular Science.

    An article on deadly radium quackery.
    The 'flying tank' you have on your website.
    Movie making stunt pilots.
    Compressed air auto engine.
    (But with electrically reheated air. Why bother?)
    To top it off... a MagLev train on the cover! In 1932!

    PS: Article on how you can get some of the money the government is lending due to the financial crisis.
    (I may have to read that.)

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