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Klyith posted:Lots of stuff about contamination. You seem like you worry about environmental contaminants an awful lot. That's what I do professionally and my state pays me to do it! Are you a professional worrier too or a hobbyist?
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this is an ad https://twitter.com/KeitaTakahash/status/854074262562324480
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Apr 17, 2017 21:53
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Roll up enough horsey sauce and you get start rolling up sammies.
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Apr 17, 2017 21:55
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Apr 17, 2017 22:02
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We don't have Arby's here, are they the Mountain Dew of fast food?
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Jay Rust posted:We don't have Arby's here, are they the Mountain Dew of fast food? As far as I can tell they just hired a couple people who love crafts and are nerds as their twitter marketer people, that's pretty much it.
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Jay Rust posted:We don't have Arby's here, are they the Mountain Dew of fast food? Ironically they're actually healthier than most of the major burger chains on account of not actually frying the meat in their sandwiches
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Apr 17, 2017 22:09
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It's more like if you can't make a decision between Burger King and Subway and then realize you don't actually care..
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Jay Rust posted:We don't have Arby's here, are they the Mountain Dew of fast food? If you're asking if they taste bad, yes.
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Phantasium posted:It's more like if you can't make a decision between Burger King and Subway and then realize you don't actually care.. I've always thought of Subway as the place you go to when you've given up, whether on finding good lunch or having a good life. Then I had Arby's and I saw how much worse it could get. The fries are good though, and the people they have doing their social media are pretty neat. They definitely have fun with it.
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Apr 17, 2017 22:14
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I love brands
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Lurdiak posted:I figured I probably did. Wildtortilla posted:You seem like you worry about environmental contaminants an awful lot. That's what I do professionally and my state pays me to do it! Are you a professional worrier too or a hobbyist? Nope, just a science nerd who reads a lot. I live in New York, and a number of years ago joined the anti-fracking campaign. It's really fun when you write to the people in charge that our material is full of inaccurate / bad science, or tries to make harmless things sound really scary. Like radioactivity in fracking wastewater, which is technically true but only in the sense that most water from deep underground, including some well water, is detectably radioactive. That's why we have to test for radon in upstate NY. Then again some of the people I met there were also campaigning against wind farms, because they make "harmful sonic waves" or something. Constantly telling myself to just shut my mouth and disengage on that one.
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Apr 17, 2017 22:16
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Klyith posted:Then again some of the people I met there were also campaigning against wind farms, because they make "harmful sonic waves" or something. Constantly telling myself to just shut my mouth and disengage on that one. guile can do it, can't be fake
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Apr 17, 2017 22:20
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clearly you need to build them opposite to each other, to cancel the so called "projectile spam"
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Phantasium posted:clearly you need to build them opposite to each other, to cancel the so called "projectile spam" just get 1 Nash in the middle of all the windmills and use his v-skill to clear them
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Apr 17, 2017 22:25
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Last time I had arbys I got food poisoning
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Apr 17, 2017 22:38
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The Arby's Grand Turkey Club is a great sandwhich. I don't really get much else there...
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Most of what I know about Arby's comes from Jon Stewart making fun of them, and the l33t pro gamer commercials they ran during esports broadcasts at 2 in the morning (hey, we were tired and bored)
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Snak posted:The Arby's Grand Turkey Club is a great sandwhich. I don't really get much else there... I've been overseas for many years and haven't had Arby's inasmuch time. I can confirm Arby's is delicious. Please send me a Chicken Bacon Swiss sandwich and some cheese melts in the mail.
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That bit at the start of Parasite Eve II where the lady turns into a weird mutant goblin has always stuck with me, it's really creepy. Other 'creepy' things my mind remembers: that one x-files episode where an astronaut is haunted by a blurry photo of that mars face, and it flies at the camera a lot, woooo~
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So it turns out sugar ants can survive being in a 200 degree oven for a half hour apparently Humanity may be doomed to nuclear annihilation, but the sugar ants will prevail
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lets hang out posted:Last time I had arbys I got food poisoning This but substitute Arby's for Schlotzsky's.
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Klyith posted:At the very least your impression that it's quite bad is correct in terms of economic damage! And while I'd still rather build nukes than carbon power plants, Japan has gone whole hog on wind and solar in the aftermath which is pretty encouraging. To be fair re: wind. It's just not as good as solar in most places and legit kills birds and bats. The whole sonic wave poo poo is a little loopy though. I could see that argument for underwater turbines though. Certain sounds can cause whales to dive away from danger when they dont have enough breath which screws their brain up due to low oxygen and they beach themselves.
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Apr 17, 2017 23:04
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Captain Invictus posted:So it turns out sugar ants can survive being in a 200 degree oven for a half hour apparently My enormous cache of honey and sugar will serve me well once we are all bound in servitude to irradiated hyperintelligent giant ants
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Nasgate posted:To be fair re: wind. It's just not as good as solar in most places and legit kills birds and bats. The whole sonic wave poo poo is a little loopy though. I could be wrong but I imagine the bird/bat death is probably on par with or less than the rodent death caused by vegetable farming. In any case, the current discussion among about my friends on energy has been about why thorium reactors never saw much research, and about how gravity batteries seem like a potentially great way to make renewable energy sources like wind/solar more efficient and viable. There's pretty neat stuff but it's pretty far on the horizon.
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I rerolled Bandit and I love my bow.
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As far as I'm aware there's no evidence wind turbines kill more birds than any other tall structure and nobody brings that up as a point against cell towers or office buildings.
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Apr 17, 2017 23:23
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Agnostalgia posted:As far as I'm aware there's no evidence wind turbines kill more birds than any other tall structure and nobody brings that up as a point against cell towers or office buildings. I always thought that was just a talking point made up by coal supporters to confuse the public into inaction so coal could stay the status quo
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Dr Cheeto posted:irradiated hyperintelligent giant ants man, is that a dangerous combo
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Apr 17, 2017 23:32
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Glass towers kill more birds than you can imagine. If it was a super serious problem they could put cages around the turbines to keep bigger ones out i guess
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Wonder boy owns bones
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arby's had roast beefs with hamburger toppings for a long time, specifically one w/ shredded lettuce, tomato, cheddar, and bacon, and it was really good and idk why they stopped selling them it's pretty good by fast food standards but it's tricky to find a vegetable, overpriced, and curly fries are even worse for you than fast food normally is
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Curly fries are really good, though
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I hope they rerelease Monster World IV somewhere, that game is absolutely phenomenal.
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Captain Invictus posted:So it turns out sugar ants can survive being in a 200 degree oven for a half hour apparently I don't think the heat will kill the directly, but over a long enough period of time they should dehydrate and die.
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why are you baking sugar ants. is this something like that italian maggot cheese?
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If you're concerned with wind turbines killing bats and birds, you should immediately start campaigning for laws that pet cats aren't allowed to go outside.bloodychill posted:In any case, the current discussion among about my friends on energy has been about why thorium reactors never saw much research, Unless you're talking about the "energy amplifier", which is a reactor that needs an external source -- a small particle accelerator -- to keep going, and can't self-sustain without it. It's a cool idea that needed even more R&D and had big unsolved questions whether it could even be done. (Particle accelerator = a delicate machine that needs vacuum to work. Reactor = a big heavy can full of high-temperature, high-pressure steam or water. The interface between the two = ???)
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Agnostalgia posted:why are you baking sugar ants. is this something like that italian maggot cheese? Because Captain Invictus is a loving weirdo
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maybe he was trying to kill them 
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Cats should not be allowed to roam freely for all kinds of reason. I think it's an annoying double standard that, while everyone considers it unacceptable for a dog to roam around the neighborhood loving up everything, it's normal for cats.
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