2020 has thrown lots of weird things in our way, from giant robots to mysterious monoliths and 100 million years down the beach to ancient life “waking up” to Toronto, Canada. Thanksgiving is upon us, which means the holiday season is in full swing. The green cocoon is still unchanged, although in the city there was an impeccable pigment color which is apparently a conventional practice.
If you are not familiar with the original story of teenage mutant ninja turtles, according to the comic book they were carrying a fishbowl they owned when they collided head-on with a truck, the bowl was broken and they were sent to the New York sewer. The truck had a radioactive isotope that turned human-tortoises into intelligent tracking capable of protecting nunchucks instead of killing the turtles in a way that would probably happen in real life.
“Toronto Water workers visited sinkhole yesterday evening. Sinkholes can be the result of damaged or collapsed sewers, “a city spokesman told 680NEWS.”To determine if the sinkhole was connected to an underground sewer, a pigment was tested with a green non-toxic stain, which was added to the sinkhole while observing the nearest manhole at low flow to find the pigments in the sewer.”
So if you ever see one of these flashing holes, we suggest you don’t go around seeing if you’ve got the superpower. All you will do is turning green like a hull but without any added superpower.
Similarly, when we are advising life, try not to deliberately try to overcome ourselves by spider bites. Earlier this year, three boys in Bolivia did just that, and instead of being spider-men, they shivered, turned pale, and spent a week in the hospital. Which is not so good?
Boys aged 8, 10, and 12 are raising goats when they see a spider with black and red spots that look like spiderman marks in comic books but in real life, another black widow is seen as a spider who was. All three survived. Thank you.
