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The hole that rockets the cradle
Karim has published an interesting photo illustrating the latest advances in Tunisian motoring technology. Cars are to be fired vertically from secret underground silos in midtown locations; airborne, their trajectories will be managed using GPS. Plans for 2006 include roll-up-and-down of the product to the baby’s pram and market trader segments.
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22 February 2005 at 12:19 PM
Oh dmaned, in the main aim of the “passage” metro station, you should see that Traffic signalisation tied to the ground ! a Pityless truck or bus (no witness availabel) has made the usefull traffic signalisation out of use,…
23 February 2005 at 5:46 PM
In madrid they use similar technology ?:)