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Hurry, you fool
Hurry and go
Save me your speeches
I don't wanna know!
Glad it wasn't too subtle!
Or the Son of God.
That's what you say, you say that it's not. 🎶
Ignoring the fact that you've moved the goalposts:
- A local PhD petroleum engineering lecturer who was involved with the issue directly has a working theory.
- A Texas PhD chemical and petroleum engineering professor agrees it's likely.
- It's further supported by the fact that resurfacing work removed the issue.
Cherry-picking the words "I speculate" out of the entire article to suggest they're unfamiliar with the phenomenon and just ~~pontificating~~ conjecturing is deliberately misleading and I suggest you take your own advice.
Not sure who pissed in your cereal, but I linked a source when I posted, which included interviews with two people involved with the problem in the 90s.
At the risk of dispelling the magic, it was very likely just cheap asphalt around Caracas. Over time or under specific conditions, the asphalt separates or undergoes a chemical transformation, and now the road's covered in slime.
They repaved the roads and the problem disappeared.
and sometimes itn't
The article doesn't mention what happens if non-citizens decline, but The Guardian says:
For visa holders and travelers from visa waiver countries, they are at risk of being denied entry if they refuse to unlock devices
If you didn't dance along, you're a monster or a liar.
Leucism always looks so cool - here's a creature you know very well, but also totally different.
Revelation 22:16
Wikipedia has a very thorough write-up on Lucifer as a name in the Bible, though it doesn't directly mention the Revelations chapter.
It's worth noting three things: