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we will need this piss knowledge once the electricity grid fails
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Cthulu Carl posted:EDIT: Behold the piss lamp It is holy poo poo, piss
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Cthulu Carl posted:I was thinking more about how Hennig Brand discovered phosphorus the glory on the other side of the hole
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That really is quite an amazing piece of art and I wold have said that even before I knew it was piss.
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Feb 26, 2024 08:41
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"boiling my piss to make gold" sounds like the biggest lie ever when he was confronted by his wife. Clearly this guy was just a freak.
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quote:While the quantities were essentially correct (it took about 1,100 litres [290 US gal] of urine to make about 60 g of phosphorus), it was unnecessary to allow the urine to rot first. Later scientists discovered that fresh urine yielded the same amount of phosphorus. I need 1100 litres of fresh piss and I need them fast.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=toVdLS9DbZM
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Why is it always stale piss in old timey recipes (gunpowder, woad die, leather treatment)? What is the chemical they were after?
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Feb 26, 2024 11:21
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i think they were after piss
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Feb 26, 2024 11:24
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Groda posted:Why is it always stale piss in old timey recipes (gunpowder, woad die, leather treatment)? What is the chemical they were after? A few different ones actually depending on the application. Uric acid is a useful well, acid. Ammonia and Sulphates are the useful smelly chemicals used in tanning. Potassium is a fertilizer, but also goes in that gunpowder category.
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Groda posted:Why is it always stale piss in old timey recipes (gunpowder, woad die, leather treatment)? What is the chemical they were after? Ammonia.
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Feb 26, 2024 11:33
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It's Pissium (Pi-115)
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GABA ghoul posted:It's Pissium (Pi-55) ftfy
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Feb 26, 2024 12:14
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Urine is number 1, making water, literally hydro-gen.
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GABA ghoul posted:It's Pissium (Pi-115) Holy poo poo, pissssssss
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I like that they aged it until it had a terrible smell, like a literal tonne of urine is pleasant for the first few days. Also, that's like 3000 pisses worth, did he just line the whole town up by the vat? Also, I absent mindedly googled "how much pee is in the average pee" on a work computer so I now have to be extra careful to avoid IT ever needing to look at my history, thanks OSHA thread.
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Cthulu Carl posted:I was thinking more about how Hennig Brand discovered phosphorus The segment about this in Matt Christman's Hell on Earth is A++ and I highly recommend the whole podcast series, even the parts not about cooking piss. Anyway, I'm off to PONDER THE MONAD.
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Deformed Church posted:I like that they aged it until it had a terrible smell, like a literal tonne of urine is pleasant for the first few days. Seems like a work relevant thing to be searching for at the dick sucking factory. 
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Karate Bastard posted:I need 1100 litres of fresh piss and I need them fast. Hit me up first thing in the morning when I wake up.
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Feb 26, 2024 14:12
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It would have been horse and cow piss.
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Feb 26, 2024 15:26
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i've had it up to here with horses and cows stealing all the piss jobs from hard-working folks like me
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Deformed Church posted:Also, I absent mindedly googled "how much pee is in the average pee" on a work computer so I now have to be extra careful to avoid IT ever needing to look at my history, thanks OSHA thread. Sadly, due to medical issues and the medication to treat them, I know I can output 4L of piss in about 10 hours. I don't know if this information will ever be useful to me but it's in my brain now.
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I imagine that collecting horse urine (that's another great google search by the way) is also pretty OSHA. Trying to nudge the bucket into place without getting kicked in the head, or pissed on.
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Feb 26, 2024 15:38
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Deformed Church posted:I imagine that collecting horse urine (that's another great google search by the way) is also pretty OSHA. Trying to nudge the bucket into place without getting kicked in the head, or pissed on. The way it used to work back when collecting horse piss was important was they set up a drain in the stables.
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Feb 26, 2024 15:49
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Lotta piss experts itt. Pissperts?
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Collecting animal excrement is still an important part of agriculture, whether via grates or bound in substrate. Most of those tanks are buffer tanks, the blue ones are for processing. In other countries there's lagoons full of poo poo. And people die in them because they are really hazardous.
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Feb 26, 2024 17:08
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*partner stumbles upon my piss jug stash* No, no...it's important for agriculture!!
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bird with big dick posted:Lotta piss experts itt. Pissperts? Going to be a routine sight for truckers to be handing in their piss jugs in exchange for DEF made out of trucker piss. zedprime fucked around with this message at 17:19 on Feb 26, 2024 |
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You may be joking, but an installation like the one I posted can supply a village with electricity and heating while turning dangerous animal poo poo into safe fertiliser. Dealing with poo poo&piss is the foundation of modern civilisation, on par in significance as agriculture and the wheel.
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Deformed Church posted:I imagine that collecting horse urine (that's another great google search by the way) is also pretty OSHA. Trying to nudge the bucket into place without getting kicked in the head, or pissed on. I can't imagine ever having a more perfect reason to share this throwback! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UqAB--LIGM
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Captain Hygiene posted:*partner stumbles upon my piss jug stash* No, no...it's important for agriculture!! 
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looks pissed
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Antigravitas posted:You may be joking, but an installation like the one I posted can supply a village with electricity and heating while turning dangerous animal poo poo into safe fertiliser. But enough about your posting
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we talkin' piss, huh? https://twitter.com/TrungTPhan/status/1760832993839690132
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Scratch Monkey posted:
Yes that is indeed their gimmick, it's a pretty good one imo.
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the gimmick comes from 10 years in socal imprinting the word "dude" in my head indelibly, then me deciding to figure out a way to make it nongendered. hence peep. "dude" is nongendered in socal itself, but not in, say, singapore or germany
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bob dobbs is dead posted:the gimmick comes from 10 years in socal imprinting the word "dude" in my head indelibly, then me deciding to figure out a way to make it nongendered. hence peep. "dude" is nongendered in socal itself, but not in, say, singapore or germany youre good peeps
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Antigravitas posted:Collecting animal excrement is still an important part of agriculture, whether via grates or bound in substrate. hold up weren't we discussing these tanks apropos an entirely different topic a few weeks ago??? why do i know gluckberger street
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