Shiinuhu waa duul baas

[Sir-Luggoyo]

A Chinese farmer dug a 50ft hole inside his house to go fishing.
Li Huiyan, of Chongqing, hired 30 villagers for six months to dig the hole in his kitchen, reports IC Media.

He wanted to reach an underground river which he suspected was full of fish.

The river had been over ground but had disappeared 30 years ago when the local authorities bombed part of a mountain to pave a road.

Li explained: "The river used to have so many fish, and by simply putting a net there, hundreds of fish would be caught."

After digging his pit down to the river, Li installed a fishing net across it and regularly hauls out fish, so far earning his family nearly £2,000.

"I sell the fish at a wholesale price of 24 yuan (£2.15p) per kilo, but 36 yuan (£3.20p) per kilo for retail," he said.

Li built ladders from his kitchen to the river 16 metres below, and each day he has to go down to check the harvest.

[sheekh-Farax-zero]

He is realy smart guy

[Keyse_0208]

Very innovative

[xoogSADE14]

Nimankaan dhulkii baa ka baxsan la anagana kii webiyada iyo badaheena buuxay baan waxaan ku sameeyno garan la'nahay.

Waa sheekadii dhuurwaagii gaajeeysnaa oo daanyeerka sii socda arkoo kale.

[shaamboo]

A Chinese farmer dug a 50ft hole inside his house to go fishing.
Li Huiyan, of Chongqing, hired 30 villagers for six months to dig the hole in his kitchen, reports IC Media.

He wanted to reach an underground river which he suspected was full of fish.

The river had been over ground but had disappeared 30 years ago when the local authorities bombed part of a mountain to pave a road.

Li explained: "The river used to have so many fish, and by simply putting a net there, hundreds of fish would be caught."

After digging his pit down to the river, Li installed a fishing net across it and regularly hauls out fish, so far earning his family nearly £2,000.

"I sell the fish at a wholesale price of 24 yuan (£2.15p) per kilo, but 36 yuan (£3.20p) per kilo for retail," he said.

Li built ladders from his kitchen to the river 16 metres below, and each day he has to go down to check the harvest.

Sir ,
sxb sodogyaashaada gacan aan u taagay. they always come up with something that makes u think twice

[Voltage]

So either a cave form or this story is false.

If a cave formed, the fish must be damn polluted considering the explosives used to prepare for development.

[S-D-M]

How about this.

Thursday, June 18, 2009

Reported by: Kelly Bush

A 64-year-old Palestinian man is truly living green.

He has built a homemade electric car. The man, who has a disability, can only walk with the help of crutches. He says he got tired of waiting for taxis, so he took matters into his own hands.

After meeting with a designer, the retired pharmacy worker made the battery-powered car that uses a computer system. The vehicle is environmentally-friendly and can reach speeds around 78-miles per hour.

The man hopes his invention will be adopted by the Palestinian government or by an organization to help other people who have trouble getting around.

http://www.ksby.com/Global/story.asp?S=10563442

Mega companies have been trying to build electric cars