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DICK DICER posted:Also dad sent me some money so I invested it wisely Is that white toast? Goddammit V-Town
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Real Name Grover posted:Is that white toast? Goddammit V-Town Steak with a side of milquetoast
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Real Name Grover posted:Is that white toast? Goddammit V-Town Wheat is a vegetable.
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Dannywilson posted:Some people buy bottle service at the strip club, I get my voyeuristic action from this thread. Does...does that mean you added cameras to the shower?
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Oct 5, 2017 15:34
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Real Name Grover posted:Is that white toast? Goddammit V-Town *Texas Toast* thank you very much.
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Oct 5, 2017 15:39
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Dannywilson posted:Sounds like it works all the way down to 2.5psi and Dick has a actual spigot hookup, so we'll see. Like I don't think it'd work with a gravity feed, but here's hoping. PSI and inH2O are a direct conversion. Looks like he'd need ~70 inches of water height gravity fed to hit 2.5 PSI.
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Oct 5, 2017 16:15
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Rain barrel on top of the camper roof. Let's test the wiffletree.
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90s Cringe Rock posted:So what is the gamma radiation range in air? You wouldn't like me when I'm horny  Woke up toasty warm with the thermostat set to its lowest setting Owns. Bones.
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Oct 5, 2017 16:46
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Real Name Grover posted:Is that white toast? Goddammit V-Town It was texas toast so saturated with butter it collapsed under its own weight, it was v tasty
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Oct 5, 2017 16:47
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http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/pspages/asaCO.php No audible alarm though...
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Oct 5, 2017 17:17
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How long can a heater run on a can of propane? The diesel eberspacher in my bus used about a half gallon a day, up to a full gallon when it was below freezing. That's like $3/day of full time running. I mean, too late now in the game, just for personal reference.
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I think 26 continuous hours of full bore heat out of one tank was the number bandied about last night.
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Oct 5, 2017 19:12
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How low does the thermostat go Dave? What did you have it set at, and do you have any feeling for how long it ran last night?
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Oct 5, 2017 19:32
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Get the other tank filled. Then build a simple lever scale, using the full tank and rocks of known weight to calculate daily usage down to the ounce.
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Oct 5, 2017 19:43
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angryrobots posted:Get the other tank filled. Then build a simple lever scale, using the full tank and rocks of known weight to calculate daily usage down to the ounce. Or just get a bucket full of water and a sharpie and see how more buoyant the empty becomes over a given time. Then if you wanted to get really silly you could figure out the mass difference by converting ml water to grams and blah blah blah.
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Oct 5, 2017 20:24
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DICK DICER posted:It was texas toast so saturated with butter it collapsed under its own weight, it was v tasty In that case, gently caress yeah
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90s Cringe Rock posted:So what is the gamma radiation range in air? gently caress if I know, I ain't brave enough to click that without setting up a jail inside a fbsd vm first.
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Oct 5, 2017 20:54
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Tremek posted:How low does the thermostat go Dave? I had it set at 60, woke up comfortable, and from memory it was at about a 30-40% duty cycle. Turned it off this morning, but the pilot light is still on I believe so I may need to reevaluate full shut downs
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Gamma radiation is ionizing. It interacts with atoms as it passes through a material. It's far less interactive than beta or alpha rays, meaning, it readily passes through stuff like lead, whereas beta doesn't, and alpha can be blocked even by skin. The total absorption of gamma rays by air, then, is similar to any other material, in that intensity of the gamma rays falls off exponentially with distance from the source. In this sense, then, "range" needs some specified minimum level, because that exponential fall-off curve would not (I think) have any limit. E.g., you could be a billion light years away and there's still some chance that eventually one photon of radiation from that source will arrive. I'm probably technically wrong about that, but the point is still basically valid: you'd have to say something like "what is the range at which a gamma radiation source is no longer potentially harmful to a human being" or perhaps "at what range would a source become practically undetectable" or something like that. And the answer to that question is dependent on three factors: the absorption coefficiency of air, the number of atoms per volume of the air (which itself depends on pressure and temperature), and the absorption cross-section (how large of a surface are you checking for the radiation to be hitting). But wait, there's more! It also matters how energetic the gamma radiation is. See, gamma particles can have hugely different energies, ranging from extremely low up to over 10TeV for some astronomical sources, and the mechanism by which the radiation interacts with matter and loses its energy affects the absorption coefficient curve (that first factor I mentioned). So for example, Wikipedia helpfully shows us the coefficient of absorption of aluminum:  The photoelectric effect dominates below 50 keV, Compton scattering is more important in the range of ~100 keV to 10 MeV, and Pair Production (in which an electron and positron are created by the gamma ray hitting matter, which is awsome) dominates at energies above 10 MeV. So the answer to the question 90s Cringe Rock posted:So what is the gamma radiation range in air? is, really, "it depends." For more reading, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_ray
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Elephanthead posted:Rain barrel on top of the camper roof. Let's test the wiffletree. Get you a real bush shower.  From a field camp we set up at a cattle station last winter. I say "winter" but it's still 90° freedom degrees every day in the Northern Territory that time of year (July). Water in the bottom tank boils, feeds the top tank which then gravity-feeds the shower. There's a relief valve on the top tank in case the pressure gets too high.
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God loving drat it another 2 flats due to goat heads, and I have single handedly cleared Valentine entirely out of all 700c tubes in any size
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Oct 5, 2017 23:45
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Are there any milk jugs or political signs you can cut into strips to put inside the tire? Like a ghetto tube armor. I"ve done it before with duct tape and playing cards cut in half lengthwise, too. tl;dr my nigga have you heard of slime
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Oct 5, 2017 23:51
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Have slime tubes on my work shitter. No flats in 2 years, a+
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Oct 5, 2017 23:58
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I run these on my mountain bike because I used to get thorns in both tires every single time I went out. They're a little heavy but they work wonders, no flats since.
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I have those too because I ride on the beach and got flats all the time. Not one flat since, poo poo works. Dick aren't there tire liners where you get your tubes? I got mine at fuckin walmart.
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Oct 6, 2017 00:30
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Applebees Appetizer posted:I have those too because I ride on the beach and got flats all the time. Not one flat since, poo poo works. Or just a patch kit?
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Oct 6, 2017 00:34
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I've got liners in both tires. Nebraska wants me dead. BECAUSE NOW THE loving GEESE ARE HERE
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Oct 6, 2017 00:47
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hey man, goose is good eatin'
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Oct 6, 2017 00:48
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its fatty as gently caress if you dont do it right though
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Oct 6, 2017 00:51
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The geese are just looking for a hot shower.
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Oct 6, 2017 00:52
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DICK DICER posted:I've got liners in both tires. Nebraska wants me dead. https://youtu.be/aOxheDoks_Y
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Oct 6, 2017 00:52
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of brine..... then the fire awaits
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sneakyfrog posted:its fatty as gently caress if you dont do it right though on a grill, over a pan to catch the grease, you mean? because gently caress yeah they're fatty, that's half the reason they're good eatin'
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Leperflesh posted:on a grill, over a pan to catch the grease, you mean? because gently caress yeah they're fatty, that's half the reason they're good eatin' this poster knows whats up.
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Oct 6, 2017 00:56
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DICK DICER posted:I've got liners in both tires. Nebraska wants me dead. Why not just go with solid tires at this point? The like 10-15% efficiency loss would probably be more than made up by not getting flats anymore.
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Oct 6, 2017 00:58
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DICK DICER posted:BECAUSE NOW THE loving GEESE ARE HERE Somebody get this man a broomstick! 
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nm posted:Or just a patch kit? Yeah I was thinking that too.....Dave did you keep all the old tubes? On a rainy day or something sit in the camper and patch them all up while you listen to death metal.
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Plinkey posted:Why not just go with solid tires at this point? The like 10-15% efficiency loss would probably be more than made up by not getting flats anymore. Whats that going to do for the goose situation Also How do I get liquid nails name brand off anything I didn't want it all over, like, say for example loving everything within a 6 foot radius of the work area
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ExplodingSims posted:Somebody get this man a broomstick! IT SPECIFICALLY SAYS ON THE PACKAGE FOR HUMAN USE ONLY
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I know we're all horsing around and having a laff but please don't kill geese you need a hunting license.
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