davio1962: jollilama: Amphibious bus on the river Clyde (news story). Photograph by Danny Lawson, via the PA.  (via blech) In theory, this is a great idea. But the cost of the scuba gear just to wait at one of the underwater stops makes it impractical. Not true! The city worked a deal so that marine animals like manatees, eels and river dolphins ride for free. Now they just need volunteers to strap on the tanks — for only those who need assisted breathing of course — and cart them around to their downtown shopping destinations. They figure the extra business should spark the economy and hopefully pull them out of recession. Unless you meant people, but I can’t imagine you did, because the underwater mall and safari has tunnels and airlocks duh.

davio1962:

jollilama:

Amphibious bus on the river Clyde (news story).

Photograph by Danny Lawson, via the PA.  (via blech)

In theory, this is a great idea. But the cost of the scuba gear just to wait at one of the underwater stops makes it impractical.

Not true! The city worked a deal so that marine animals like manatees, eels and river dolphins ride for free. Now they just need volunteers to strap on the tanks — for only those who need assisted breathing of course — and cart them around to their downtown shopping destinations. They figure the extra business should spark the economy and hopefully pull them out of recession.

Unless you meant people, but I can’t imagine you did, because the underwater mall and safari has tunnels and airlocks duh.

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