Lighting 'shambles' at Auckland AirportDespite the use of the pejorative 's' word, the lighting didn't seem to be shambling very far.
The bottle is then riddled, so that the lees settles in the neck of the wine bottle... Manual riddling is still done for Prestige Cuvées in Champagne... mechanised riddling equipment (a gyropalette) is used instead. (Wikipedia)
Obviously, they need more wetas to turn the turbines on the generator.
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I like cables, too.
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Just once you forget to pay the power bill and everyone is on your arse.
ReplyDeleteAukland airport and abattoir? Stick to the dark bits, mon frere.
ReplyDeleteWhy does Auckland need an airport anyways? It's not like those planes can land when they're all flying upside-down.
ReplyDeleteOk, look, I may be overrating my experience in matters aerodynamic, but I have done my share of flying and I'm going to take the position that a shambling airplane will never reach rotational velocity and nothing, absolutely nothing good will come of this.
ReplyDeleteI would think even our resident zombie would suggest something faster and more directionally focused than shambling for airborne operations...
Aukland airport and abattoir?
ReplyDeleteI did not even mention the revolving knives.
...the knights who say "(k)ning"
ReplyDeleteI would think even our resident zombie would suggest something faster and more directionally focused than shambling for airborne operations
ReplyDeleteI did not expect to be the first one to mention trebuchets, not at this pub.
"resident zombie"
ReplyDeleteIt's a big improvement over the "resident evil" appellation that seems to be more common.
Where are you going? *nosy*
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