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spearpwi (12/03/2015) [-] Giant air suction filters that could be used to turn bad air in to building materials. 10/10.
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psyachu ONLINE (12/03/2015) [-] It would probably be terribly inefficient. The resources used to power that many vacuums would put more smog in the air and make enough bricks to make a small wall built specifically for the koolaid man to bust through. But I'm no expert, so don't quote me on that.
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amicoolnowmom (12/03/2015) [-]
"It would probably be terribly inefficient. The resources used to power that many vacuums would put more smog in the air and make enough bricks to make a small wall built specifically for the koolaid man to bust through. "
-psyachu, 2015
-psyachu, 2015
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kevinenter (12/04/2015) [-] You're right/ Too bad that's not what he said. He said the resources used to power them would put more smog in the air. Meaning the vacuums would produce more smog than they would remove
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einsampibroch (12/03/2015) [-] Peter, you're standing in front of a stem cell research lab. However, that would also put all those aborted female fetuses China seem to keep churning out to some use.
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deathstare (12/03/2015) [-] **deathstare used "*roll picture*"**
**deathstare rolled image**Would you like to live in an apartment made of dust? Didn't you ever hear of the big bad wolf?
**deathstare rolled image**Would you like to live in an apartment made of dust? Didn't you ever hear of the big bad wolf?
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deathstare (12/04/2015) [-] Were you talking about that big bad wolf in the roll that I just now noticed?
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austinrocket (12/03/2015) [-] I have a feeling that it probably isn't good for your health to live in a house that is made of air pollutants.
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anon (12/03/2015) [-]
Are you telling me that the Chinese created a machine to make houses out of thin air?
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trenchman (12/03/2015) [-] Does this mean that the Chinese shat bricks when they found out about their air quality?
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andywazowski (12/03/2015) [-] I don't think there is anything to "get", it's just stupid fun
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cursedjester (12/03/2015) [-] Just some dude dicking around with a warp effect, as far as I understand, making up a story as he pulled funny faces.
Everyone ended up loving it, so as the internet does "the potion seller" became a thing.
Everyone ended up loving it, so as the internet does "the potion seller" became a thing.
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frenzysalem ONLINE (12/04/2015) [-] Wait, so that video isn't a reference to some video game or anything? the meme is FROM that video??
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cursedjester (12/04/2015) [-] E-yup.
Just like the "My name is Boxxy" or "LEAVE BRITNEY ALOOONNEE" videos.
Just like the "My name is Boxxy" or "LEAVE BRITNEY ALOOONNEE" videos.
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thatguyinthecorner (12/03/2015) [-] The guy just likes acting, people thought it was hilarious, so they made memes out of it.
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howtosuckdicks (12/04/2015) [-] What a lot of people found funny was the fact that the warp effect the guy was using to create the faces made him look a lot like the stereotypical video game rpg warrior and mysterious potion vendor. Chances are he probably had elder scrolls oblivion in mind.
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theruinedsage (12/03/2015) [-] The brick is made from clay.
He only gathered 100g during the 100 days
So basically, he gathered dust, which would be there regardless.
He only gathered 100g during the 100 days
So basically, he gathered dust, which would be there regardless.
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theshinypen (12/03/2015) [-] Neat. I suppose theres no real way to make a brick from pure smog though
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theruinedsage (12/03/2015) [-] Sure there is
You just need a bigger, more specialized, vacuum
and then compress it hard enough.
You just need a bigger, more specialized, vacuum
and then compress it hard enough.
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CaptainZero ONLINE (12/03/2015) [-]
The issue they've got is made from HC (hydrocarbons) Nox (nitrogen oxide) and sunlight. California smog tests are designed to test for these 2 and reduce levels of both coming from cars. And it works
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vorarephilia 
(12/03/2015) [-] bigger vacuum, and/or more time. 100 days to collect 100 grams. thus several years would work.
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failtolawl (12/03/2015) [-] Yea but that dust can consist of unfiltered coal emission product, torn off tire parts, human skin particles, destroyed road, and don't forget that the deforestation brings in dust storms, which all account for what his message is trying to bring.
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theruinedsage (12/03/2015) [-] Sure
But it's being told as if he gathered a solid brick of pure smog.
Which is simply crap
But it's being told as if he gathered a solid brick of pure smog.
Which is simply crap
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anonasdaasdasd (12/03/2015) [-]
They should make brick factories which suck in air and spit out bricks
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einsampibroch (12/03/2015) [-] Totes for real, this could work. The hilarity of a giant Ionic Breeze Quadra filtering the air of soot and building will be eclipsed by the awesome superfortresses that will be built by all those bricks.
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mrwillje (12/03/2015) [-] I like to think these are 2 separate events not connected to each other
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mzdave (12/03/2015) [-]
he could have vacuumed my living room for 20 minutes and i would have given him
a real brick.
a real brick.
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Weirdozzy (12/04/2015) [-]
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Jenisist (12/04/2015) [-] Went to Beijing for a few days this past summer and the weather was unusually perfect with little pollution, I had a great time.
But everyone else I talk to say they dont want to work or live in Beijing if possible. I'll probably be returning sometime in the future and will face how crappy it usually is.
But everyone else I talk to say they dont want to work or live in Beijing if possible. I'll probably be returning sometime in the future and will face how crappy it usually is.
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Anetheril ONLINE (12/03/2015) [-] **Anetheril used "*roll picture*"**
**Anetheril rolled image** A very toxic brick. Just think of what could be done with that if they had industrial sized vacuums doing that daily to produce this, separating the carbon to make graphene and other nanotube things
**Anetheril rolled image** A very toxic brick. Just think of what could be done with that if they had industrial sized vacuums doing that daily to produce this, separating the carbon to make graphene and other nanotube things
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gentlemanofbacon (12/03/2015) [-] Thats not a bad idea. where as a 3d printer costs more than the actual set.. but if you already have a printer and a vacuum, go right ahead
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scowler (12/03/2015) [-] Carbon Monoxide bricks?
Fund it. We need inexpensive building materials.
Fund it. We need inexpensive building materials.
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lordofpenis (12/03/2015) [-] But, the vacuum probably costs more money to make it, and costs more to the environment, unless using renewable energy sources to power.
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schneidend ONLINE (12/03/2015) [-] A single device requires a negligible amount of electricity versus the emissions produced in generating said electricity. Turning on a vacuum cleaner doesn't magically make the air worse by any noticeable degree, in other words.
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BloodyTurds ONLINE (12/03/2015) [-]
Nor does it make it any better.
However it still does more harm than good for the environment. (especially when you factor in raw materials to make the vacuum, not just electricity)
However it still does more harm than good for the environment. (especially when you factor in raw materials to make the vacuum, not just electricity)
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lordofpenis (12/03/2015) [-] What I mean to ask is the efficiency? I'm not an engineer, I'm a geneticist
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elcreepo ONLINE (12/03/2015) [-] And then he tells people about it and gets shipped to a chingchong camp for complainers
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chaosraptor (12/04/2015) [-] hell
i work in a carpark, and every day the cleaner sweeps the floors and he comes back with enough exhaust his scoop looks like its filled with printing toner
i work in a carpark, and every day the cleaner sweeps the floors and he comes back with enough exhaust his scoop looks like its filled with printing toner
