Once the media come up with evidence that Weiner sent out pictures of a radioactive knife, we'll really be onto comedy gold.cckw wrote:If it weren't for the Anthony Wiener sexting thing, These radio active knife threads would be the best thing since Charlie Sheen
Radioactive Steel
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dj moonbat
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quakeman
-actually i am educated , so seeing your age i decided not to continue the dispute.The Deacon wrote:Living near an airport does not mean you know anything about aerodynamics, living near a waterfall does not make you a hydraulic engineer, living near a university does not make you an educated person.
Worrying about the potential radiation that could be released by a small knife blade manufactured hundreds of miles from a nuclear accident makes about as much sense as worrying that you could poison yourself cutting food with a blade made of vanadium steel, because vanadium is a toxic metal. The "science" behind both is the science of ignorance, laughable at best, dangerous at worst.
- i just wanted to let you know some information 'laughable at best' , and tell you my worries are over since the radioactive clouds are not heading S-W to seki city.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVvM8Gqy ... re=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45dHqMOuy0Q
(take note he doesnt have advertising on his page)
My apologies, perhaps this thread has gone in the wrong direction.
Your concerns of radiation poisoning from a pocket knife I'm sure are very valid. What specific dangers are you fearing from this contact? Potentially terminal, infertility, superficial burns, glowing green?
More than happy to help if I can help do some research.
Your concerns of radiation poisoning from a pocket knife I'm sure are very valid. What specific dangers are you fearing from this contact? Potentially terminal, infertility, superficial burns, glowing green?
More than happy to help if I can help do some research.
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I read interesting things about Chernobyl. They say that despite the accident, life is flourishing there. Plants, animals, even people seem to have adapted well.quakeman wrote:educated ? - i am experienced - i live exactly 539 km from Cernobil , ringing any bells ?
The mind commands the body and it obeys. The mind orders itself and meets resistance.
Life may be flourishing physically, but to overcome decades of Communism-fueled fear of government, distrust/hate of the West and being spoon fed an unhealthy dose of Communist-tainted media is very difficult for some individuals. You can see the effects even on the next generation(s).dialex wrote:I read interesting things about Chernobyl. They say that despite the accident, life is flourishing there. Plants, animals, even people seem to have adapted well.
You can't display a toad in a fine restaurant like this! Why, the good folks here would go right off the feed!
On a totally unrelated note... I'd like to remind everyone of the highly useful "ignore" feature that this forum comes equipped with. If you should happen to read post after post from a user who is clearly trolling... simply click on their name and find the button labeled user lists on their profile page. Click on it and a menu including the add to ignore list option will appear, allowing you to spare yourself the agony of reading post after post of vitriol and ignorance. Just thought it seemed relevant, thank you for your time :D .
Don't hit at all if it is honorably possible to avoid hitting; but never hit soft.
- Theodore Roosevelt
"I twisted the knife until I heard his heart-strings sing."
- Jim Bowie concerning Maj. Norris Wright
- Theodore Roosevelt
"I twisted the knife until I heard his heart-strings sing."
- Jim Bowie concerning Maj. Norris Wright
I think all you people dismissing the OP's fears are out of line. Why just the other day I was playing with a recently purchased Spyder of Japanese manufacture which I'm certain is radioactive, and while flicking away it bit me. This morning I discovered that I can cling to sheer walls, and just now I bent my wrist backwards and a webby ropey thing shot out of it. I wouldn't be so quick to mock if I were you.
Gotta run, something's tingling.
Gotta run, something's tingling.
