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Nenonen posted:Does exposure to plutonium tetrafluoride cause autism? it's a chicken/egg scenario at that point.
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This was posted months ago in the Locomotive Insanity thread, but I don't recall seeing it here and I figure the thread would get a good  out of it.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unhXEQQk8G8
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That's working a lot better than human pantographs usually do.
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Private Speech posted:I mean it's neat, but, uhmm, I think there's a chemistry thread in the academic subforum. I think, where it might be appreciated better. I suggest the pyf thread specifically about chemistry that's incompatible with life.
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PittTheElder posted:This was posted months ago in the Locomotive Insanity thread, but I don't recall seeing it here and I figure the thread would get a good He's wearing PPE so it's perfectly fine. Hope it doesn't ever rain there though.
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shame on an IGA posted:Lemme throw up some scans of my all-time greatest ever thrift store score and maybe the chemists among you will find answers within. Let me point you over to the FOOF thread: https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3602006
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The best part is a similar incident happened again on TMA-10 and 11 in 2007. Russia was not forthcoming with the TMA-10 incident and so it was somewhat surprising to NASA when it happened once more with TMA-11. Soyuz TMA-10 had no NASA crew aboard so they were not told of the accident but 11 did and so it became more known after that. The current Soyuz still finds ways to encounter situations that are OSHA-worthy though. [stab stab stab] https://i.imgur.com/Uthtbak.gifv
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There's a hat you're supposed to wear for birds loving your head but I don't know how to even begin searching the internet for it in a way that doesn't end up with me on weird watchlists. I lost it at the end when the axles are spinning around like a Final Fantasy victory dance.
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zedprime posted:There's a hat you're supposed to wear for birds loving your head but I don't know how to even begin searching the internet for it in a way that doesn't end up with me on weird watchlists. Bird Sex Hat gets you there and you're already on watchlists so you may as well have fun  
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Okan170 posted:The best part is a similar incident happened again on TMA-10 and 11 in 2007. Russia was not forthcoming with the TMA-10 incident and so it was somewhat surprising to NASA when it happened once more with TMA-11. Soyuz TMA-10 had no NASA crew aboard so they were not told of the accident but 11 did and so it became more known after that. I choose to believe this entirely unsubstantiated portion of the Wiki article for TMA-11. quote:Anatoly Perminov, the head of the Russian Federal Space Agency, speculated that the ballistic reentry was connected to a Russian nautical superstition that having more women than men on a craft was unlucky.[citation needed] The return flight of Soyuz TMA-11 was the first time two women flew together on board a Soyuz and it was the first time women outnumbered men aboard a spacecraft since Valentina Tereshkova's solo flight in 1963. "This isn't discrimination," Perminov stated when challenged on the point. "I'm just saying that when a majority [of the crew] is female, sometimes certain kinds of unsanctioned behaviour or something else occurs." Perminov said he would try to ensure that the number of women would not exceed the number of men in the future.[18][dead link]
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Thumposaurus posted:Beginning of this starts slow but soon they start showing the wonders of this new discovery asbestos! Thats not enough! We need more asbestos!
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Oh jeez, that lady just grabs asbestos with her bare hands.
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LifeSunDeath posted:Looks like some serious cocoa powder. Good news: your hot chocolate is going to stay nice and warm for the next 50,000 years, so feel free to sip slowly.
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Tochiazuma posted:arrrrgh so close I still have a scar on my chin from one of those bastards, and it was only from a slap shot from a 15 year old. I can't imagine how much damage a full speed puck from a pro would do.
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Coxswain Balls posted:I'm not from Alberta but a jurisdiction taking steps to prevent an invasive species from causing problems seems like a good thing and I dunno why you're so mad about that. i too feel anger at the denial of alberta to the noble rattus norvegicus, and am starting a gofundme to fill the ron paul blimp full of rats and ram it into alberta's capital
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Could you ram it into Calgary instead? We've got enough going on up here in Edmonton with a ratfuck hockey team and some bullshit weather.
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Tiler Kiwi posted:i too feel anger at the denial of alberta to the noble rattus norvegicus, and am starting a gofundme to fill the ron paul blimp full of rats and ram it into alberta's capital Ironically, with that attitude you'd fit right in in Calgary
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Skippy McPants posted:Oh hey, a whole bunch of recently declassified nuclear test footage I haven't seen before. Neat! Catching up, so excuse the late reply, but it's weird seeing this silent. Should at least have Vera Lynn in the background. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHcunREYzNY
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PittTheElder posted:This was posted months ago in the Locomotive Insanity thread, but I don't recall seeing it here and I figure the thread would get a good My first thought is "They still sell mules right?" A mule would cheaper, safer, and more effective. If you put an apple at each end of the line, they're happy to do the work. If anyone from the Range remembers John Berquist, you'll know what I'm saying.
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PittTheElder posted:This was posted months ago in the Locomotive Insanity thread, but I don't recall seeing it here and I figure the thread would get a good Going to all that effort for lignite. 
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Human reflexes really are garbage. The flinch didn't happen until after the puck hits the camera. Dude missed getting his jaw knocked off by pure luck.
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PittTheElder posted:This was posted months ago in the Locomotive Insanity thread, but I don't recall seeing it here and I figure the thread would get a good
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PittTheElder posted:Locomotive Insanity thread
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dexter6 posted:Link? https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3394711
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Platystemon posted:Going to all that effort for lignite. what's lignite?
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BlockChainNetflix posted:what's lignite? LIGMA BALLS Er... it's lovely coal.
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BlockChainNetflix posted:what's lignite? A poor quality coal.
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BlockChainNetflix posted:what's lignite? It’s dirt that burns slightly better than garden‐variety dirt. It’s one of the least valuable things that can be pulled from the ground. These days it’s only economical to extract it if it’s done on a tremendous scale and the consumer is next door. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cocg1u0nwbI Labour is cheaper in Albania in 1995 than in Germany in 2019, but still. Platystemon fucked around with this message at 14:38 on Mar 4, 2019 |
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It’s got about the same energy density as damp sawdust. Germany burns shitloads of it because they’re “green.”
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Yeah great job shutting down all those reactors Germany.
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