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Blowing someone's socks off is downright highbrow intellectual fare compared to some of the stuff I've flipped past... e.g., anything involving Paris Hilton; Real Housewives of Whatever County; religious programming of all kinds, anything involving theoretically-hidden-camera, shows involving dating, QVC...
03/26/09
But that's just me.
03/26/09
dude: "are you a farmer?"
MB: "no."
dude: /wrinkles brow "what's that on your head?"
MB: "beret. it's french."
dude: $20 bucks please."
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Just in case:
03/26/09
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just a friendly warning. don't pollute my gizmodo.
03/24/09
Goofus tries to bombard U-238 to create plutonium. Gallant instead uses a uranium/graphite pile to make U-235 using slow-moving neutrons to break the nucleus
There's also a test to see if your friend is selling secrets to the Jerries and a way to have your parents put in internment camps for the duration of the war.
It's fun for the whole family!
03/24/09
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We used to do the experiments and it was awesome.
Old electronics kits too, with the wacky old components with a colored dot code on them.
Classic stuff, all good. :)
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03/25/09
Why are you wearing a condom around town in the first place?
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This was probably test carried out by BNFL (British Nuclear Fuels Ltd) using a retired BR engine for propaganda purposes in the 80s ie look how safe our spent nuclear fuel is even when hit by a train.
03/04/09