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MarcusSA posted:Do what? Remind me of the babe.
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The Wurst Poster posted:But if your autistic then it is: I have run the calculations, and the quoted post above is no longer correct.
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Powered Descent posted:Remind me of the babe. What babe?
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Powered Descent posted:Remind me of the babe. What babe? Efb 
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Plastik posted:What babe? Turn your monitor off. Babe the pig lmao gottem
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Jerry Cotton posted:Turn your monitor off. Babe the pig lmao gottem got me with this one ngl anyhow, what power?
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How can I get this on a t-shirt or mug, I love it!
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Source for the XKCD What If is here
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i would like to masturbate to this
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Screaming Idiot posted:i would like to masturbate to this nobody's stopping you but please post proof somewhere when you do
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alexandriao posted:nobody's stopping you but please post proof somewhere when you do you'll have to pay the subscription fee like everybody else, buster
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Did something happen to Microwave's Mom? Why do we always learn these things in PYF....
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It's burgin' time! 
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It needs to be at least... ... 3 times bigger than this!
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yesssssssssss, add blood and lead to the weird water
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Water itself can not become "radioactive" in the common sense. As a simple molecule water is just going to be water. What happens in the cooling pools is water gains a neutron to form "heavy water" that settles to the bottom, and then may pick up a third neutron to become tritiated water. Radioactive contaminants can be in water, though, such as whatever would be in lake water, from algae and bacteria to minerals and residues and oils. As such, cooling pools must be kept very clean to make sure the only substance in the water is just pure, non-radiation-releasing water. Also, given all of that, simple, old fashioned distillation can make radiation affected water completely safe to drink, as the non-radioactive water separates from contaminated impurities and any potential heavy water. Anyways, if you survive the big one, remember that handy science tip.
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So if you distill radioactive water, is the radioactive part released as vapor, or what happens there?
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The radioactive bits in water would most likely be sediments or dissolved salts, so they would be left behind in the boiling vessel.
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Wouldn't any distilling equipment you'd be using for radioactive water be pretty radioactive itself?
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Flavius Aetass posted:Wouldn't any distilling equipment you'd be using for radioactive water be pretty radioactive itself? "Distilling equipment" is a glass flask with a pipe coming out the top and a heat source. Glass is primarily silicon dioxide (with, depending on the type of glass, small quantities of other minerals). If you distill water that contains neutron emitters, it is possible that you could get neutron activation of the silicon and oxygen in the glass and the glass itself would become mildly radioactive. Beyond that, no, the equipment will be fine as long as you wash it out.
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*Looks up from eating paper plate of cold hotdogs in grubby underpants It isn't??
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Elissimpark posted:*Looks up from eating paper plate of cold hotdogs in grubby underpants we only had naked hotdogs 
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I have not thought of this in 20 years, or ever eaten on. I would.
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I just looked it up and they're still at Woolworths for $5. I might get one for dessert and show my kids what true luxury was circa 1989.
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Get me a Vienetta, some Milano cookies, and a one-piece babe diving backwards into my pool with Crystal Lite painted on the bottom and I'll loving take over the world. I'd feel like Tony Montana
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If you are sneaky and quick and manage to dive deep enough, the water will also protect you from the bullets!
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Pissed Ape Sexist posted:Get me a Vienetta, some Milano cookies, and a one-piece babe diving backwards into my pool with Crystal Lite painted on the bottom and I'll loving take over the world. I'd feel like Tony Montana But look like Tony Soprano.
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Sagebrush posted:"Distilling equipment" is a glass flask with a pipe coming out the top and a heat source. Glass is primarily silicon dioxide (with, depending on the type of glass, small quantities of other minerals). If you distill water that contains neutron emitters, it is possible that you could get neutron activation of the silicon and oxygen in the glass and the glass itself would become mildly radioactive. Beyond that, no, the equipment will be fine as long as you wash it out. Typically the water discharged from nuclear reactors is filtered through filters and resin columns, removing radioactive solids and dissolved salts, these filters and columns eventually become quite radioactive, and disposed of with other radioactive wastes. The water left over contains small amounts of tritium, which really isn't that radioactive, and is a beta emitter, so it doesn't produce a significant radiation field, and while you shouldn't it, former coolant with a bit left in it won't hurt you in the short term, it's best re-used for reuse as reactor coolant, but you can keep it in a tank until 3 half lives have passed (36ish years) and just discharge it to the environment. Although spent fuel in a pool shouldn't produce much tritium in the water, since very few of the radioactive byproducts are neutron emitters, and you only have an insignificant amount of spontaneous/uncontrolled fissions occurring in the shut-down core.
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Jerry Cotton posted:we only had naked hotdogs I'd say take it easy, English is my second language, but sadly, its my only language. And barely that, being Australian. Memento posted:I just looked it up and they're still at Woolworths for $5. I might get one for dessert and show my kids what true luxury was circa 1989. You get a surprising amount of disappointment for five dollarbux. Jerry Cotton posted:But look like Tony Robinson. Specifically space-future Baldrick from Blackadder's Christmas Carol.
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Elissimpark posted:Specifically space-future Baldrick from Blackadder's Christmas Carol. Haven't seen it in years so did a quick BIS (Bing[TM] Image Search) and 
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Jerry Cotton posted:But look like Tony Soprano. Ayy whoah I'mma Tony Shaloubricate your mouth if you don't shut it capischschesh? Uma mia
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Jerry Cotton posted:Haven't seen it in years so did a quick BIS (Bing[TM] Image Search) and You mean you didn't already have it bookmarked in Altavista?
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this is a pro watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGJ6RKPHblY
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Elissimpark posted:You mean you didn't already have it bookmarked in Altavista? Possibly.
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