To: Theoria
Perhaps the most striking of these dozen pictographs is a red circular design painted on the cliff about 20 feet above the ground. At exactly noon on the day of the winter solstice -- the shortest day of the year and the traditional beginning of the winter season -- there's a dagger of light hitting the exact center of the glyph as the sun shines through spaces between layers of broken limestone. Seriously, though, have there been NO earthquakes, erosion or shifting of rock in the centuries since these things were painted?
And what brand of paint did they use? i need to paint my shed and I want the new paint job to last a LONG time.
5 posted on
02/09/2015 10:17:00 AM PST by
WayneS
(Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos.)
To: WayneS
I was thinking the same thing. Actually all the auto manufacturers need this formula. The last two trucks I had that were red had the paint turn white and fall off after 6 years.
23 posted on
02/09/2015 10:52:41 AM PST by
biff
(Et Tu Boeh-ner)
To: WayneS
It’s among the more stable geological locations on the planet.
29 posted on
02/09/2015 11:09:54 AM PST by
Prospero
(Si Deus trucido mihi, ego etiam fides Deus.)
To: WayneS
” i need to paint my shed and I want the new paint job to last a LONG time”
Milk paint.
You can’t get that stuff off without involving fire.
40 posted on
02/09/2015 1:00:47 PM PST by
Salamander
(Like acid and oil on a madman's face, reason tends to fly away.)
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