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This just reminds me of the joke from Deadpool 2 where everyone but DP knew there was a high wind warning in the area for the day.
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Mar 5, 2023 15:56
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We watch Fails for fun, usually nothing too terrible happens and we have a good laugh The first clip in this one made me yell "oh gently caress" at the tv https://youtu.be/0abQ3YcNRso
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Beer_Suitcase posted:We watch Fails for fun, usually nothing too terrible happens and we have a good laugh My first thought when I saw the first second of video, "Am I going to watch a man die?"
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Eyes wide open while screaming no in my head Eyes wide open while screaming no in my head but trying not to laugh
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This is why we need science education
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i wonder how much of a x-ray dose she got
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:i wonder how much of a x-ray dose she got 1 xray worth, duh.
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:i wonder how much of a x-ray dose she got probably not much. https://hps.org/publicinformation/ate/q12361.html quote:Data from dosimeter badges passed through a traditional carry-on baggage machine showed from none to very small amounts of measurable radiation. On page 24, the study notes that the highest dose measured on a dosimeter that was passed 36 times through the machine was 4 mrem or 0.04 millisievert (mSv). Flight attendants get 1.5 - 1.7 mSv/year looking this up, i did find this though. quote:160 mSv: Chronic dose to lungs over one year smoking 1.5 packs of cigarettes per day, mostly due to inhalation of Polonium-210 and Lead-210[49][50] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2477708/  quote:An extraordinary incident occurred 22 years ago in Taiwan. Recycled steel, accidentally contaminated with discarded cobalt-60 sources (T1/2 = 5.3 y), was formed into construction steel for more than 180 buildings containing about 1700 apartments, and also public and private schools and small businesses, in Taipei City and nearby counties. About ten thousand people occupied these buildings for 9 to 22 years. While this construction occurred during 1982–84, most of the buildings were completed in 1983.[1, 2] In this preliminary assessment, we consider 1983 to be the first year of the incident. The radioactive state of the buildings was gradually discovered, beginning on July 31, 1992.[2] Less than 100 contaminated apartments were identified in 1992. The number increased to more than 200 in 1993; then to a total of 896 in 1995, 1206 in 1996, and 1277 in 1997. An intensive research program was conducted in 1998, and more than 1600 apartments were finally documented by the Atomic Energy Council (AEC) of Taiwan. After approximately four cobalt-60 half-lives, most of the apartments now have relatively low levels of radiation, less than 5 mSv (500 mrem) per year, and are still in use today. Half of the residents in apartments with high radiation levels have been evacuated, starting in 1996. They all lived in these buildings for at least nine years, with some staying as long as 22 years. Powershift fucked around with this message at 00:33 on Mar 6, 2023 |
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Iirc the Taiwan apartment people seemed healthier than baseline but the study couldn't conclude whether it could have been some other socioeconomic reason
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Why are there radioisotopes in cigarette tobacco, anyway? Is it inherent to the plant because of where it's grown, or is it an additive, and if so, why the gently caress? I know about all the other carcinogens like benzene and whatever, I figure those are ostensibly in there as preservatives, but why polonium?
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Mister Speaker posted:Why are there radioisotopes in cigarette tobacco, anyway? Is it inherent to the plant because of where it's grown, or is it an additive, and if so, why the gently caress? makes them taste better
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Mister Speaker posted:Why are there radioisotopes in cigarette tobacco, anyway? Is it inherent to the plant because of where it's grown, or is it an additive, and if so, why the gently caress? They're just naturally in the soil and end up in the plant. Nobody puts them there deliberately. Radioisotopes are all over the place in nature.
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Mister Speaker posted:Why are there radioisotopes in cigarette tobacco, anyway? Is it inherent to the plant because of where it's grown, or is it an additive, and if so, why the gently caress? The phosphate fertilizers they use for tobacco contain significant amounts of uranium and its decay products (every element between uranium and lead)
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Mar 6, 2023 00:42
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I'm trying to figure out what exactly is happening here.
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There's a fragment of metal stuck to their screwdriver bit, and they're trying to use the drill to spin it off with apparently no regard for where it's going to go and how fast it'll be moving when it does.
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Mar 6, 2023 00:56
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Shooting Blanks posted:I'm trying to figure out what exactly is happening here. It's a bug clinging to a a screwdriver bit. 
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Jabor posted:There's a fragment of metal stuck to their screwdriver bit, and they're trying to use the drill to spin it off with apparently no regard for where it's going to go and how fast it'll be moving when it does. Goon bug blindness strikes again.
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I think it's an empty shell where the bug glued it to the bit while it chrysalis-ed
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Foxfire_ posted:I think it's an empty shell where the bug glued it to the bit while it chrysalis-ed That's what I was thinking but I didn't get a good still frame to look at, I wouldn't think a live bug could or would hang on while being accelerated to infinity rpm, unless they're attached differently than I thought.
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Mar 6, 2023 01:05
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The empties have a noticeable split on them. Bug is just a drill seeker.
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That's a live adult brown marmorated stink bug. They don't molt after reaching adulthood.
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Anyone know where that is? In Europe I think that would get the everliving poo poo sued out of them for failing to secure a nuclear source / unlicensed medical x-ray. I asked my vet if he could CT scan my skull or something so I could show him how to import, prep and 3D print it on his new printer (which he uses to practice fit adorable little bone braces and implants). He said it would finish him and his career. He can put as many cats, tortoises and hamsters, inanimate objects, literally anything other than a human or any part of a human through that machine.
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Jabor posted:There's a fragment of metal stuck to their screwdriver bit, and they're trying to use the drill to spin it off with apparently no regard for where it's going to go and how fast it'll be moving when it does. it's a small pastry
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ReelBigLizard posted:Anyone know where that is? In Europe I think that would get the everliving poo poo sued out of them for failing to secure a nuclear source / unlicensed medical x-ray. The 76ers sign implies it's Philadelphia.
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https://twitter.com/ScottNover/status/1632440679312896005 So many of these videos, can't stop watching
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ReelBigLizard posted:Anyone know where that is? Probably security screening at the Wells Fargo Center based on the logos on the walls
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Jet Jaguar posted:https://twitter.com/ScottNover/status/1632440679312896005 Are they just straight up stealing all post10’s content or what?
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Jet Jaguar posted:https://twitter.com/ScottNover/status/1632440679312896005 I still chuckle every time I think "his hobby is Culverts." Just gonna steal a quote about him from discord: "I love post 10 so much. He’s just a super nice dude who loves culverts and films himself walking around, exploring places, unclogging storm drains, and being a harmless, lovable weirdo." https://www.youtube.com/@post.10/channels
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Fuzzy Mammal posted:Are they just straight up stealing all post10’s content or what? THis is what I was going to post. What the gently caress? How could they do this to my boy posty. I love watching his long videos where he camps out and tests camping stoves and tents. Dude is just doing his thing and loving every minute of it. Unperson_47 fucked around with this message at 02:13 on Mar 6, 2023 |
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A neat demonstration of machine powered judo.
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Even more proof, if you needed it, that wearing tearaway clothing on site does not "make you look like a stripper" but is in fact incredibly safety conscious workwear.
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Fuzzy Mammal posted:Are they just straight up stealing all post10’s content or what? he did say tiktok you know, that's all the answer you need
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Drone_Fragger posted:Even more proof, if you needed it, that wearing tearaway clothing on site does not "make you look like a stripper" but is in fact incredibly safety conscious workwear. ... But is this something strippers can incorporate?
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