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What was that NASA shit?

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Lanceasaurus
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That they used on Traveling Circus to keep that snow for 565 days?
Sep 16 2009 1:09AM
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Lanceasaurus
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This is related cuz I wanted to know how to keep snow when we get it in the lowlands for when I wanna sesh my ramp with snow on it :)
Sep 16 2009 1:10AM
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joshua
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that was a joke dude

Sep 16 2009 10:30AM
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beowulf
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hahaha

thank you nasa
Sep 16 2009 10:54AM
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TMAC881
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lol ya in think it was just a tarp.... might have had a tin foil type lining to insulate
Sep 16 2009 3:19PM
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Lanceasaurus
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Hmmmm but would tinfoil really retain a freezing point without any cooling systems... I know it was a joke lol I was just tring to be specific...

Sep 16 2009 4:56PM
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TotallyTrevor
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yeah that was definitely a joke, but you can just throw a tarp over a pile of snow, put some hay on top of that and it'll last for a while
Sep 16 2009 10:00PM
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TomTeller
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wow u actually believed that... rofl
Sep 17 2009 1:25AM
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Lanceasaurus
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I know it was a joke but I was wondering if anyone had ideas on how to keep some of the snow from the season >.< and I got a few but idk how well it'll work
Sep 17 2009 1:28AM
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I_Am_Mod
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If i'd do it, i'd get blanket on the ground, then snow wrapped in a tarp on top of the blanket, then blankets over the packed snow and finish off with a tarp, or perhaps a spaceblanket to reflect sunlight, do this in as good a shadowed place as you can find...
use any isolation you have, if you have Isomo, use it, use as much as you have to insulate...
Sep 17 2009 6:07AM
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p-fo
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tarp. we have one with foil color on one side. i dont know if we can use it though
Sep 17 2009 8:01PM
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connory998
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make sure you put some insulation between the ground and the snow 
Sep 22 2009 7:56PM
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family_vacation
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wow, really?
Sep 25 2009 12:50AM
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p-fo
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you need to drop your asshole-ish tendencies
Sep 25 2009 10:56PM
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D-Rex
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........i beleived it too
Sep 28 2009 7:15PM
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.SimonB.
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i live in MD, so our winters are over around the end of march, but one of the resorts near my house piles up all the snow from their tubing hill, covers it in hay, then a tarp and saves it till the end of MAY!!!!! Shit works, or a wooden box with the interior covered in aluminum foil and surrounded by insulation and another layer of plywood. In other words... a bug fridge.
Sep 29 2009 9:41PM
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