I don't see why you can't combine the words from the first list with the second to make them more metal. "The beast gonna be the secretary of the university committee, whose veins will burn while his employees will cry through the ashes of their souls." ROCK ON!!!

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Manure-pile fires are nothing new; piling up manure, often mixed with hay and sawdust, is part of the composting process to turn it into fertilizer. The composting process generates heat in the pile, and if not turned over regularly, the center of the pile can reach temperatures high enough to ignite. The composting process requires a minimum ambient temperature for the microorganisms responsible to reproduce well, but higher temperatures do not of themselves raise the risk of the pile igniting.

It's a work of art place there back in the early 2000, it was part of several large scale art pieces to promote the recently cleaned canal

It's an artwork by Michel de Broin from 2001 called Entrelacement
http://micheldebroin.org/entrelacement/

It's real:
https://www.google.ca/maps/@45.4799191,-73.5728371,3a,49.4y,47.61h,86.29t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sithi6v9zKN6Ks58SdWSU-A!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1?hl=en

Bullets and cannon balls were not produced in shot towers. Those were made by pouring molten lead or iron into molds. The bigger the projectile, the bigger the mold.
Shot towers were used to create the little round pellets that fill shotgun shells.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qybStWdYcs

It takes a mighty short little stool to milk a cockroach.

Just when you thought you heard everything.

Well, I guess this beats Soylent Green--barely.

Call me when they have a skim cockroach milk. I'm watching my figure.

What's a "Singapore steet food"?