Look, all I want to know is how many monks it's going to take to un-defile the shrine.
My guess is a month long team effort with a battalion of monks, extreme chanting, and lot of that white protection string. The Jedi are going to feel this one...
From what I've seen these contractors can't pave or concrete for shiet.
- no sir, you cannot use cardboard for your formwork.
- no sir, leveling using a large wooden board you have your "assistant" walk back and forth on is maybe not the best way. Yes, I realise she's a big gal but it still won't work. (this happened)
Points though for creative macgyvering.
Quick, someone do a David Attenborough voice over. Here, we see, the white Caucasian honky at play, enjoying the cooling waters, taking the opportunity to rinse his plumage and crack.
I love it, it's all part of the magic that is forum'ing.
You're a good bunch of people, what are you having for lunch today?
5 minutes later
Annnnd your mother!, Annnnd your mother! you all suck and have small genitalia!
In most zombie apocalypse novels Texas usually remains standing, everything in working order, of course they go full on Handmaidens Tales and labour camps in each story too. so, yeah
Buddy, it doesn't matter how many times you put yourself in front of a camera, or wear coloured socks and nehru collars, Daddy's Disney princess is coming for you.
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The Time Bank concept requires support external to the community that implements it, internal control systems are required to keep track of everything etc, handling of disputes etc.
The idea has been around since the mid 1800's but trying to find an example of where it was put in place and where it is still in play is hard to find.
A service based barter system sounds great but human nature gets in the way all the time.