Salem

just an idea for all thos turkey feathers laying around the place


coud work

teh news wrote:Wool, a chemical engineer with a lilting accent from his Irish homeland, is on a mission to devise manufacturing materials without the negative environmental impact of plastics. He manipulates the molecular structure of renewable, biodegradable raw materials like plant fibers, into materials that can be used in a wide variety of everyday items.

I think manipulating the molecular structure of turkey feathers might be beyond the scope of our alchemy table...

meh me dont watch the news just have me got news for you / have me got a bit more news for you

Just make feathered brooches from them.

Gablak wrote:Just make feathered brooches from them.

There comes a time when you don't need anymore

Traditionally trash was thrown in piles outside the home. Archaeologists calls these middens or trash pits and they often used these to fill in low areas or swamps. I suggest a building called a trash pit resembling a coal clamp in size and shape that 30 of any item can be put into. Like a coal clamp it can be set on fire, but after it has gone out it can be dug and will give 20 fill, basically dirt that you can't turn into clay in a clay trough.

why not compost them?