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Super high tech (alledgedly createed by Great Satan!) the wall digs deep - like nearly six stories under ground!
"When it is finished the wall will be 10-11km (6-7 miles) long and will extend 18 metres below the surface. The reports say the wall cannot be cut or melted - in short it is impenetrable."
Less likely that Egypt is concerned for Little Satan than they are worried about another estimated 750k - nearly half of the Strip's 1.5 million - busting out and trekking to Cairo to score ciggy puffs, snazzy new moto bikes and trying to hook up with hot girls.
Pic "Locked In For Life: Gaza"
If we can build a wall of steel that "cannot be cut or melted" in Gaza, why not in California, Texas, Arizona and New Mexico?
Not that I believe there is any such thing as steel that cannot be cut or melted. It might be difficult to melt but impossible? Then how did they make it?
I have, BTW, met many "Palestinian" storekeepers here in the States. The Arabs were traders and sailor 'way back when. If it were not for that perverted religion of theirs, their lands would be a paradise full of happy, prosperous business men and women.
It's enough to make you want to cry, all that wasted potential.
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A group of doctors were considering how to make colonoscopies less painful and uncomfortable but reached the conclusion that, while it was not actually possible to make it less uncomfortable because of the nature of the procedure and tools they needed to employ, it was still possible to improve the experience.
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The patients in both cases were only remembering the comparative difference between the peak of the experience and its end – in the first version both the peak and the end were intensely uncomfortable and painful. In the second version the peak was just as uncomfortable as the first but the end experience was more bearable. The softer ending tempered the memory of the peak of the experience.
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