Hmm... Looks like posts in deep water, with a hose spraying on 'cone'.
Can I get some feedback on this stuff?
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*sighs* I have failed, epically, to insert a border.
This is tragic news! Do you get burst pipes on your highways? We frequently find them bubbling a lake across several lanes when driving through the city.
Ah, those. I didn't really connect pillar to iceberg.
I thought more along the line of the streams carving a channel through some rock... like the Grand canyon.
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No, we don't have leaking pipes. In fact i don't recall ever seeing any, pipes near highways, maybe one or two that flow into a lake, but never on a highway or something.
.....not that i live anyway near the city either.
Pillar to iceberg? The pillars are the icebergs. You could have done the streams carving through rock, but then what would the rocky islands be?
A border to go arouind the picture, so the pillars wouldn't look like they just stopped in the middle of the page
No no, the pipes run underneath the highways to supply water to the office towers. When they burst, the water people have to dig a hole in the middle of the road to fix them up.
Why do I get the feeling that we are looking at two very different pictures?
I can't seem to identify these rocky islands. Do you refer to those dark pointy things? Those are rocks, which are part of the ground the water is carving its way through
*sighs* I have failed, epically, to insert a border.
Ah, those. I didn't really connect pillar to iceberg.
What border?
No, we don't have leaking pipes. In fact i don't recall ever seeing any, pipes near highways, maybe one or two that flow into a lake, but never on a highway or something.
.....not that i live anyway near the city either.
Pillar to iceberg? The pillars are the icebergs. You could have done the streams carving through rock, but then what would the rocky islands be?
A border to go arouind the picture, so the pillars wouldn't look like they just stopped in the middle of the page
No no, the pipes run underneath the highways to supply water to the office towers. When they burst, the water people have to dig a hole in the middle of the road to fix them up.
Why do I get the feeling that we are looking at two very different pictures?
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Now that you say that it looks like two rivers flowing into a lake with two tall water treatment plants in the middle of it. 0.o
Now that you say that it looks like two rivers flowing into a lake with two tall water treatment plants in the middle of it. 0.o
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Now that you say that it looks like two rivers flowing into a lake with two tall water treatment plants in the middle of it. 0.o
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Now that you say that it looks like two rivers flowing into a lake with two tall water treatment plants in the middle of it. 0.o
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Now that you say that it looks like two rivers flowing into a lake with two tall water treatment plants in the middle of it. 0.o
What is 'cone'?
We have MANY water treatment plants down here. Desalination is very important in the driest state of the driest country on the driest continent in the world.
Now that you say that it looks like two rivers flowing into a lake with two tall water treatment plants in the middle of it. 0.o
What is 'cone'?
We have MANY water treatment plants down here. Desalination is very important in the driest state of the driest country on the driest continent in the world.
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Now that you say that it looks like two rivers flowing into a lake with two tall water treatment plants in the middle of it. 0.o
What is 'cone'?
We have MANY water treatment plants down here. Desalination is very important in the driest state of the driest country on the driest continent in the world.
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Now that you say that it looks like two rivers flowing into a lake with two tall water treatment plants in the middle of it. 0.o
What is 'cone'?
We have MANY water treatment plants down here. Desalination is very important in the driest state of the driest country on the driest continent in the world.
It's where the water come out of the hose in the shape of a cone.
ray's two cents :
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What border?
No, we don't have leaking pipes. In fact i don't recall ever seeing any, pipes near highways, maybe one or two that flow into a lake, but never on a highway or something.
.....not that i live anyway near the city either.
Pillar to iceberg? The pillars are the icebergs. You could have done the streams carving through rock, but then what would the rocky islands be?
A border to go arouind the picture, so the pillars wouldn't look like they just stopped in the middle of the page
No no, the pipes run underneath the highways to supply water to the office towers. When they burst, the water people have to dig a hole in the middle of the road to fix them up.
Why do I get the feeling that we are looking at two very different pictures?
I can't seem to identify these rocky islands. Do you refer to those dark pointy things? Those are rocks, which are part of the ground the water is carving its way through
Quote:
What border?
No, we don't have leaking pipes. In fact i don't recall ever seeing any, pipes near highways, maybe one or two that flow into a lake, but never on a highway or something.
.....not that i live anyway near the city either.
Pillar to iceberg? The pillars are the icebergs. You could have done the streams carving through rock, but then what would the rocky islands be?
A border to go arouind the picture, so the pillars wouldn't look like they just stopped in the middle of the page
No no, the pipes run underneath the highways to supply water to the office towers. When they burst, the water people have to dig a hole in the middle of the road to fix them up.
Why do I get the feeling that we are looking at two very different pictures?
ooh, okay! but it's fine just the way it is if they are ice pillars and not pipes!
o.o Yup, that's definitely in the city, nope, none of those around here!
Ooooooh, okay! Now it looks like a coconut tree with the top cut off and a branch left on, along with to slow stream giving it water.
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What is 'cone'?
We have MANY water treatment plants down here. Desalination is very important in the driest state of the driest country on the driest continent in the world.
It's where the water come out of the hose in the shape of a cone.
My hose does that
Ahh, I see. I wouldn't know, because hoses are as good as forbidden with the water restrictions down here.
What is 'cone'?
We have MANY water treatment plants down here. Desalination is very important in the driest state of the driest country on the driest continent in the world.
It's where the water come out of the hose in the shape of a cone.
Ahh, I see. I wouldn't know, because hoses are as good as forbidden with the water restrictions down here.
No, no! It looks like fat broken palm trees in water! the leafy part is hanging on the side. It got covered in water, then froze.
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ray's two cents :
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Now that you say that it looks like two rivers flowing into a lake with two tall water treatment plants in the middle of it. 0.o
What is 'cone'?
We have MANY water treatment plants down here. Desalination is very important in the driest state of the driest country on the driest continent in the world.
Quote:
Now that you say that it looks like two rivers flowing into a lake with two tall water treatment plants in the middle of it. 0.o
What is 'cone'?
We have MANY water treatment plants down here. Desalination is very important in the driest state of the driest country on the driest continent in the world.
Yes, it does seem quiet important.
The cone is a setting on a hose sprayer.
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