Er, no. A good deal of it is challenging mountainous terrain. Sorry to disappoint you.
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Rocks are compressed sand, so we relax them a bit. Let them decompress, then dig them away.
Sounds like a flawless plan. Should only take a few million years for the mountains to "decompress"... 😊
Now, Who said I am in hurry....
Grabbing a beer and chilling while waiting.
What if you connected the Great Lakes, Pacific, Atlantic, and Rio Grande all together? That would also solve the issue.
Where's Rio Grande ?
The one between the areas currently controlled by Mexico and USA. If you connect it to the Pacific, the Atlantic and the Lakes… you know, Hormuz stops being a problem.
Colorado, New Mexico, Mexico, and Texas
All of the 4 do not belong to the USA.
No one said they did.
That's a river ?? Hadn't heard of it ever.
Rio = River
My brother teaches Spanish. He knows probably. I don't.
What are you saying ?? Trump's commissioned the Pentagon bomber fleets for that sand ⏳, and you intend to solve the oil crisis simply with your digging equipment ??🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
I have a shovel, a very good one. In fact, I know more about shovels than anybody else .
better solution: just dig a ditch and make an oil river
I love that... You can also save on oil usage too... And you don't even need the boats to carry it...
Wait, what if we enclose that ditch like, with a cover, something round around it, like to keep it from being diluted by rain or evaporated by sun?
Like a tunnel, or a pipe ...