They look like tennis rackets. It turns out that not only are they excellent for taking care of pests, they can send an electric current through a door knob.
I have one of these, and frying wasps is one of the most satisfying things ever.
Get off my food, fuckers, I'd like to enjoy my summer meals outdoors
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PiptheFairFrequently not in boats.Registered Userregular
edited December 2009
die from aids jon, tia
also liiya that is an asian giant hornet
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that's enough plutonium for a bomb. It's 11cm (about 4 inches) across.
o: well that's neat. i thought you needed a whole bunch of plutonium to make a sizable nuke. learning++.
Couple pages back but finding nuclear metals isn't all that hard. Uranium is everywhere for example. The hard part is refining it to the point of being fissionable.
that's enough plutonium for a bomb. It's 11cm (about 4 inches) across.
o: well that's neat. i thought you needed a whole bunch of plutonium to make a sizable nuke. learning++.
Couple pages back but finding nuclear metals isn't all that hard. Uranium is everywhere for example. The hard part is refining it to the point of being fissionable.
iirc, u-238 is the most prevalent isotope of uranium in nature. Hit that with a neutron and you get Pu-239, which is common in nuclear reactors.
that's enough plutonium for a bomb. It's 11cm (about 4 inches) across.
o: well that's neat. i thought you needed a whole bunch of plutonium to make a sizable nuke. learning++.
Couple pages back but finding nuclear metals isn't all that hard. Uranium is everywhere for example. The hard part is refining it to the point of being fissionable.
Hey, fun fact;
Wyoming, in addition to being the number one supplier of both trona and coal in the USA and second overall in the states for natural gas production, is one of the nations top suppliers of uranium!
My state rules.
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that's enough plutonium for a bomb. It's 11cm (about 4 inches) across.
o: well that's neat. i thought you needed a whole bunch of plutonium to make a sizable nuke. learning++.
Couple pages back but finding nuclear metals isn't all that hard. Uranium is everywhere for example. The hard part is refining it to the point of being fissionable.
Hey, fun fact;
Wyoming, in addition to being the number one supplier of both trona and coal in the USA and second overall in the states for natural gas production, is one of the nations top suppliers of uranium!
My state rules.
Read "The Nine Nations of North America"
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edited December 2009
H-hey...
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edited December 2009
Just sayin' dogg, saying your state is awesome for being a strip mine is not a thing to be proud of
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PiptheFairFrequently not in boats.Registered Userregular
edited December 2009
ahahah that has tampa and clearwater as part of dixie
EDIT: and orlando
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edited December 2009
WE DON'T STRIP MINE >:|
And our mining operations only tie into our geoligical radness. We got all sorts of mountains and awesome rocky plateaus and Yellowstone and such. Wyoming is, in fact, rad-awesome.
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It's a social commentary on the socio-political breakdown of north america circa 1979-1980 when the environmental movement of the time was more or less at its peak
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And our mining operations only tie into our geoligical radness. We got all sorts of mountains and awesome rocky plateaus and Yellowstone and such. Wyoming is, in fact, rad-awesome.
I am not saying Wyoming doesn't have all kinds of rad geology, lord knows it does
I know this because of my retarded advanced geology course today that was canceled anyway without telling us
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because that's pretty wicked
I have one of these, and frying wasps is one of the most satisfying things ever.
Get off my food, fuckers, I'd like to enjoy my summer meals outdoors
also liiya that is an asian giant hornet
I like how the Japanese honeybees deal with these jerks.
pffffffff
they're adorable
you have the irish though
Unless they're huge enough to make me go "gat dayum" because then I squish them because I don't want them to breed
Couple pages back but finding nuclear metals isn't all that hard. Uranium is everywhere for example. The hard part is refining it to the point of being fissionable.
Ho ho, true but they generally potter about without causing trouble these days.
BEE BALLS
A loving parent looking after its young. It makes pip sad that his parents never loved him.
They eat these live on an episode of fear factor.
WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU SAW AN ARACHNID DRIVING AROUND A HUMMER, PIP
HUH
Ant Mimic spider! How cool?!
jumping spiders get cooler every time i see them
I caught one with a wineglass and a piece of paper (against the wall) to take a good look at it.
Went out of the patio and placed the glass upside down with a string attached to it.
Unrolled it some 15 meters and tugged.
2 seconds go by and i hear a faint, vicious buzzing getting louder and louder.
Motherfucker comes round the corner, pissed as all hell and homes in on me. I see this.
I am scared.
By the grace of reflexes granted by sheer terror, i manage to duck and the fucker smacks into the wall with a satisfying *Thud*.
Forgot about that, almost as awesome as the Wonderpus
If you haven't seen it before, go search Wonderpus on Youtube.
iirc, u-238 is the most prevalent isotope of uranium in nature. Hit that with a neutron and you get Pu-239, which is common in nuclear reactors.
High school chem++
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edit: ah i see.
Hey, fun fact;
Wyoming, in addition to being the number one supplier of both trona and coal in the USA and second overall in the states for natural gas production, is one of the nations top suppliers of uranium!
My state rules.
Read "The Nine Nations of North America"
EDIT: and orlando
What kind of masturbatory name is that
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read this to get an idea of what I mean http://www.actionbioscience.org/newfrontiers/barlow.html
And our mining operations only tie into our geoligical radness. We got all sorts of mountains and awesome rocky plateaus and Yellowstone and such. Wyoming is, in fact, rad-awesome.
It's a social commentary on the socio-political breakdown of north america circa 1979-1980 when the environmental movement of the time was more or less at its peak
I am not saying Wyoming doesn't have all kinds of rad geology, lord knows it does
I know this because of my retarded advanced geology course today that was canceled anyway without telling us
steam
the boarder should be on tampa, or slightly above it. there certainly is a lot of dixie in the small towns around it.