Holy crap. A cookie popup consent window.

foo monkey: Holy crap. A cookie popup consent window.

I've seen a ton of sites doing that lately, mostly overseas.

cookie popup makes me think it's a conspiracy theory website even if it's about baking cookies.... mmm cookies.

Rust in pieces.

Yes. And McDonald's will be the sole vendor there.

But are those the right height for trees?
Quick to the Mittcave!

Meters are not feet.

Pic of the groundskeepers:

SmackLT: foo monkey: Holy crap. A cookie popup consent window.

I've seen a ton of sites doing that lately, mostly overseas.


It's a new law in the European Union. They cannot track you without your consent.

Nothing like computer generated mock ups of crazy ass pretentious architectural things that nobody in their right mind would ever actually finance.

Also fitting this pattern was the thing to turn some historic square in Mexico City into a sheet of glass with a hole underneath it 60 stories deep lined with commercial and residential space. "Whoa... hey check it out... it's gonna be like a skyscraper... but underground! ... Pass the cheetos man."

Or the giant pyramid scaffolding tower things that some crazy architect wanted to build in the sea by some Japanese city.

My first thought:

Larofeticus: Nothing like computer generated mock ups of crazy ass pretentious architectural things that nobody in their right mind would ever actually finance.

These have been financed, built and are open.

Why are they always behind it? Why not be in front of it where we all can see them?

Heeeyyyy, this is one of those sites where nothing shows if javaßcheis isn't enabled, isn't it? Screw dat.

I'll check back later to see if Scrat showed up.

coinspinner:

Because shut up that's why!


//still a silly waste. you want some green then plant some trees and have a park. They grow themselves for free it's magic!

//// Oh look i found it Link

So you're saying they cut down all the trees and put them in some sort of museum? Wonder if there's an entrance fee.

My first thought.

Buggar

So you're saying they cut down all the trees and put them in some sort of museum? Wonder if there's an entrance fee.

A dollar-and-a-half, payable at the entrance right off the newly-paved parking lot on Paradise.

There's the garage on Elm, but they want tree-fiddy.

I'm waiting for the meal cans to pop out of those things to feed the naked dead people.