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I just think the novelty of these type of displays was up in the 90s, It's time for an upgrayedd. I propose leprechauns flying up and down the river wearing water jet packs, shooting people with their Chicago-style hot dog cannons would be more with the times. What's your idea?
Screw little rivers. Dye the oceans green.
I want XKCD to do the math on this one
3.52 x 10^(20) gallons according to the US national parks service.
The first Amazon result says a gallon works for 12000 (1.2 x10^4). So 3 x 10^(16). But that might be just for "detectable", so more to be obviously green.
The people who make the green dye are probably perpetuating it because it means an influx in dye sales.
All this strikes up another good question, why don't they dye it gold for Oktoberfest, red for Dyngus Day, etc.? It seems incredibly overshadowing one culture in a multicultural city has outright terraforming privileges while others get a couple of tiny cornerstreets to call home once a year.
More people should celebrate dyngus day
better yet, make a green dye outta algae, so that it actually does something other than look interesting. And knowing how rivers in cities work, it's polluted enough that algae will die off withing a few days tops, so it'd be efficient
