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[McDoomhammer]

They floated.  They're native to beaches.  Don't date palms grow in deserts, too?

Edit: I can't believe I didn't even think to say "two african swallows or four European swallows using a length of vine".  I'm ashamed of myself.

[ March 11, 2008: Message edited by: McDoomhammer ]

[Kagus]

You bloomin' idgits, yer supposed to mention something about giant cave swallows!

They're strong enough, and they're not native to the area!  It's a perfect match.  They're even big enough to not have to worry about grasping the coconut.

[McDoomhammer]

Gah!  You were TRYING to set it up and I didn't see it!  I hang my head in SHAME.  I didn't even work in something about how yes, I AM suggesting that coconuts migrate.

Ahem.  And now back to manufacturing sand.

[Alfador]

quote:Originally posted by Bullion:
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quote:Originally posted by herrbdog:
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nonono, an african swallow</STRONG>

Why not both? I mean, what really is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallowman?

[Sean Mirrsen]

"Manufacturing" sand ain't as easy as just grinding rock. While both sand and most of the rock is silica, sand is a fairly specific breed of a subset of similar substances. Like loam, clay, and silt. So you'd need some specific rocks, and some way of making a proper-sized batch of sand.