Tar_Alcaran

Basically, it would be like digging to find the tomb of Uncle Sam and his wife.

I just had the most amazing idea for a post-apocalyptic roleplay campaign.

Video2000

No, that’s basically what I meant.

I’d make both a pretty great, and kinda shitty male…

No, but they are illustrated

Why would you need 2 mixers? That’s an honest question, I’m really curious.

Rule number 1: never talk about the cost of tools.

I agree with all but the last part.

Following a recipe can absolutely be a hobby. You can take a lot of enjoyment out of it, and it’s even useful.

I wouldn’t say it’s an art, but it’s definitely a hobby.

I’m a woman, I can definitely learn to smith, and have done it a few times (I do reenactment, there’s basically guaranteed to be a few blacksmithsin every friend group). I definitely couldn’t do it for a living, but as an occasional hobby, sure.

And I haven’t met a guy into smithing who didn’t also like a fit partner, so hey.

It’s hot for sure,

Hehe

I love being in other countries and meeting new people and learning about their culture. But I fucking haaaaate traveling.

In that case, a guy with a full-auto handgun

Yep, this is a huge fucking problem.

Top bad the often proposed suggestion of “let’s just skip right to the end” isn’t actually a solution.

“Unlike Kamala, I will support Israel’s right to win its war on terror. They have to win! And instead of pandering to the Jihad sympathizers and America-hating radicals, we will deport them.”

• D. Trump, verbatim, on Nov 6th.

But yeah no, this will definitely improve things.

I mean, spent fuel is actually quite lethal when not packaged, but you get something like 300-400MWh out of a kilo of fuel. And that’s significantly more than I’ll use in my lifetime.

I’d gladly keep a kilo of dry-casked spent fuel in my house. It’d make an excellent coffee table or something, if a bit hard to move. I would absolutely not put a lifetime supply of benzene anywhere near my house.

Edit: it would make a shitty coffee table. 1 kilo of uranium oxide is just under 100ml

Hi, I work in waste handling, and I would like to tell you about dangerous materials and what we do with them.

There are whole hosts of chemicals that are extremely dangerous, but let’s stick with just cyanide, which comes from coal coking, steel making, gold mining and a dozen chemical synthesis processes.

Just like nuclear waste, there is no solution for this. We can’t make it go away, and unlike nuclear waste, it doesn’t get less dangerous with time. So, why isn’t anyone constantly bringing up cyanide waste when talking about gold or steel or Radiopharmaceuticals? Well, that’s because we already have a solution, just not “forever”.

Cyanide waste, and massive amounts of other hazardous materials, are simply stored in monitored facilities. Imagine a landfill wrapped in plastic and drainage, or a building or cellar with similar measures and someone just watches it. Forever. You can even do stuff like build a golfcourse on it, or malls, or whatever.

There are tens of thousands of these facilities worldwide, and nobody gives a solitary fuck about them. It’s a system that works fine, but the second someone suggests we do the same with nuclear waste, which is actually less dangerous than a great many types of chemical waste, people freak out about it not lasting forever.

He should try asking Russia for help again

2nd Millennium X2

They lasted till 1996 though. You can be a millenial who was 15 when the Ramones broke up.

I too distinctly remember people storming to US capitol waving around democrat flags.

And they’re pretty big differences. Burning a cubic meter of natural gas produces 1.7kg of co2, but producing and transporting it adds another 0.3kg to that. (In the Netherlands, at least, ymmv).

For something like gasoline or diesel, co2 emissions from well to tank is something like a quarter of all emission.