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Falkirk Wheel

The working of the Falkirk Wheel in Flakirk, Scotland.  
 
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phatmonky (2 months ago) Show Hide
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FUCK WARNER BROTHER MUSIC GROUP
tonioloneto (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Sensacional!
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screw warner music group. intellectual property rights are bs.
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That's what you think all the way up to that point you get some of your property leeched upon by someone who thought they had the right to screw your rights over.
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boethius27 interesting to hear you don't mind working all your life to create something and then have it stolen and given away free to millions while you live on the dole off the taxpayer
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hahaha
dannybee122 (8 months ago) Show Hide
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It's a prototype shopping mall lift for overweight North Americans tee hee
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lol
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Um.... useless?
Can you not see what it is for?
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They are two separate canals - and I don't think they drain into each other elsewhere. They are connected by the Wheel at Camelon just outside Falkirk in the centre part of Scotland. The two canals are the Union Canal and the Forth and Clyde Canal

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