If you haven't watched Pootie Tang, go watch it. Like, right now.hey I was basing what I said on the movie poster you provided.
If you haven't watched Pootie Tang, go watch it. Like, right now.hey I was basing what I said on the movie poster you provided.
Yeah, and you should watch Pootie Tang.If you haven't watched Pootie Tang, go watch it. Like, right now.
Look in to Himalayan Salt Plates. Normally used for cooking on, but when I was just googling I saw this.Wife loved the minion doll. Good thing too, because the shirt was a complete bust. So thanks. Now I have another one. I need a salt lick that's safe for human consumption. I have no idea why they say the ones for horses aren't safe, I assume its because they don't safe food handling practices. I'd be OK with salt cubes similar to sugar cubes.
Large commercial show rooms, open concept offices and so on. But yeah, they're expensive as fuck. Some of them are 10-20k. But they can be a great showpiece, instead of having half a dozen cheap piece of shit white 5' circulator fans. We're doing a new Kenworth dealership and they're going with something like that in their showroom, although not that Big Ass Fan one as there was another one almost identical for half the price. You pay for the name and all that. It was still ten grand though, but the overall mechanical is over 3 million so it's a drop in the bucket.I really can't imagine what application a fan that is 24 feet in diameter and looks like this would have, but it is kind of sweet.
Gym I used to go had like 4 of these, all driven from the same belt. I thought it looked cool, and it moved a hell of a lot or air. There was no jockeying to be right under the fan to get a breeze in that gym. I'm sure they helped a lot in keeping the odor and the cooling costs down.I really can't imagine what application a fan that is 24 feet in diameter and looks like this would have, but it is kind of sweet.