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Cuz it's clearly not the original picture. I think some people here are retarded, i mean have hypoxia.
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Why is it called morphing? What happened to 'photoshopped' or just 'shopped'?
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I believe other cultures may use different words for things.
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Nocheez posted:I believe other cultures may use different words for things. That's downright unamerican.
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I Own Soulz posted:Why is it called morphing? What happened to 'photoshopped' or just 'shopped'? They started as red rangers and became orange rangers
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Jul 2, 2016 00:18
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that picture has clearly been kai's power tooled
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Time Cowboy posted:That's downright unamerican.
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Jul 2, 2016 02:06
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I Own Soulz posted:Why is it called morphing? What happened to 'photoshopped' or just 'shopped'? i heard adobe was getting more litigious in defense of their copyright, maybe "morphed" is like "adhesive bandage strips" or "facial tissue"
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Jul 2, 2016 11:28
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Gimping.
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Chichevache posted:Gimping. KidPixing.
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Buca di Bepis posted:that picture has clearly been kai's power tooled it's not 1995 any more gramps (i appreciated your ref, though!)
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Nocheez posted:I believe other cultures may use different words for things. I honestly just always saw people say it the other way regardless of culture. I'm getting old (30) and don't get new cultural shifts as quickly (see: shipping) so I ask the stupid questions.
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Is there an actual sign demarcating the Death Zone?
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Alan Smithee posted:Is there an actual sign demarcating the Death Zone? Yeah, I think it's a line of bodies
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Alan Smithee posted:Is there an actual sign demarcating the Death Zone? Different people are affected differently. A line wouldn't really help
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redreader posted:Different people are affected differently. A line wouldn't really help If they can put signs on trails here telling people they might have to use their hands AND feet to go up a mountain the least they can do is stick a sign on Everest at 26,000' saying "Welcome to the DEATH ZONE"
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Picnic Princess posted:If they can put signs on trails here telling people they might have to use their hands AND feet to go up a mountain the least they can do is stick a sign on Everest at 26,000' saying "Welcome to the DEATH ZONE" "Highway to the Death Zone!" It's probably an 80s movie.
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Welcome to Everest, you're already dead.
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Jul 10, 2016 17:23
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"Welcum 2 da DEF zone population u" With an animated clip art skeleton underneath.
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This place is not a place of honor. No highly esteemed deed is commemorated here. Nothing valued is here. This place is a message and part of a system of messages. Pay attention to it! Sending this message was important to us. We considered ourselves to be a powerful culture. There's a bunch of kickin rad poo poo down here, don't be a pussy in front of your bros.
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Jul 10, 2016 19:34
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Is it bad that I saw six new posts and immediately got excited that someone maybe died?
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High Lord Elbow posted:Is it bad that I saw six new posts and immediately got excited that someone maybe died? It's you. You are the one who died *puts bag over you head* *drives you to base camp*
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bitcoin bastard posted:This place is not a place of honor.
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Elukka posted:I always thought that was kinda amusing because if you're rebuilding society after some sort of collapse you'd think a cache of readily available material that can be used as nuclear fuel could prove to be immensely valuable. nuclear waste is not a readily available material that can be used as nuclear fuel
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Tuxedo Gin posted:nuclear waste is not a readily available material that can be used as nuclear fuel it is with processing only a small portion of nuclear waste is spent fuel
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And thorium reactors can apparently use nuclear waste as fuel too. According to Wikipedia or some of the website I read once.
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Nostalgia4Butts posted:why did the dudes arm on the right move Because it's like half a second later.
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Jul 11, 2016 02:01
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okay help me out here, where's the nuclear waste
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In one of the nuclear waste disposal sites. That quote about the site not being a place of honor is a set of guidelines for trying to create a set of warnings that will make sense to anyone for the next 10,000 years.
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CommunistPancake posted:it is with processing yes but if you have the ability and technology to process nuclear waste into something usable, then you are not really rebuilding society, are you? we don't even do that today because it's not worth it. if someone who came across nuclear waste storage had the ability to process it, then those warnings are obviously not for them.
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Cojawfee posted:In one of the nuclear waste disposal sites. That quote about the site not being a place of honor is a set of guidelines for trying to create a set of warnings that will make sense to anyone for the next 10,000 years. there's one in everest?
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Alan Smithee posted:there's one in everest? I suggest you go back to this post and read on from there.
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Tuxedo Gin posted:yes but if you have the ability and technology to process nuclear waste into something usable, then you are not really rebuilding society, are you? we don't even do that today because it's not worth it. if someone who came across nuclear waste storage had the ability to process it, then those warnings are obviously not for them. we already have the technology. if you're building a nuclear reactor, you probably have access to where we wrote down the process for nuclear waste processing.
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no poo poo. but we generally don't bother to reprocess waste to get what usable material is left. easier to just use the freshly mined stuff. that's why we're burying the waste. my point is somebody said "isn't that stuff important to rebuilding society?" and the answer is no. nuclear waste is not important or useful in a rebuilding humanity scenario.
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It's actually super easy to reuse spent nuclear fuel, but we don't because Americans are deathly afraid of anything nuclear and the public thinks burying it is safer.
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Who will be the first Puerto Rica hemorrhoid sufferer to haul a barrel of nuclear waste to the summit of Everest?
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can yall take the sperglord nuke fanboy slapfest to literally anywhere else
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Nuke Everest
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Alan Smithee posted:Nuke Everest 
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