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Stylish Personal Submersible Concepts

Posted March 29, 2007 10:28 AM

From BornRich:

The trend of owning a personal submarine is rapidly growing with the luxury circles of the society. We have told you about some of the finest options including the US Subs, world’s most technologically advanced submersibles from Exomos. Now, a Spanish designer Guillermo Sureda-Burgos has created concepts for three personal submarines that will take you on a trip down the sea anytime you want.

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03/29/2007 11:33 PM

This type of subs if just fine. Never mind my sigh.

However, did anyone here seen the French "Cricket" lawnmower-engine plane? It's more of a suit than an aeroplane.

Give me some feedback on this amazing creature, It's making me sick, I WANT ONE !
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04/02/2007 3:56 AM

With rising sea levels, demand can only rise...

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