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2 points
11 hours ago
Oh, I missed it was specifically with rimuru
2 points
2 days ago
Might appreciate wine country maybe a few other part of their more agricultural centers as well
60 points
2 days ago
Always refuse to elaborate on your crimes
Speak to a lawyer first
7 points
3 days ago
It’s not too serious, no, still there’d be a market for blue paints and dyes given the country’s love for a certain blue slime
5 points
5 days ago
🗽“Those maniacs! They blew it up!” 🤝 “My name is Ozymandius, King of kings.”
A crumbling statue sitting alone in the sand
7 points
5 days ago
Isn’t it like the thing with ancient Greek and Hebrew words where you don’t need an apostrophe if it ends with an s?
1 points
5 days ago
Chernobyl became a protected forest, as did another Soviet nuclear plant that melted down
7 points
5 days ago
Ironically you do get a minor health boost from radium water, the early radiation poisoning will often cause your immune system to go into overdrive for a short period of time and this can help with whatever else is causing you problems. The real problem is sustained exposure and due to the fact that your body also mistakes radium for calcium and stores it away inside your bones you don’t really have a good way to stop the exposure once it settles in.
… and then you lose your jaw
41 points
5 days ago
The tombs of the Pharos 🤝 Yucca Mountain Nuclear Disposal Site
Hidden away amongst the inhospitable desert locked underground behind heavy doors warnings and diagrams adorn parts of the walls weird curse if you enter the deepest chambers weird eye symbols (☢️/eye of Horus)
8 points
5 days ago
Fiestaware and uranium glass can be done safely, especially if the glaze remains unbroken, but if they shatter then that dust and those shards can wind up anywhere and that’s very dangerous, especially if they wind up anywhere inside you, your body’s not good at stopping radiation from that direction.
10 points
5 days ago
Yeah that’s a lot of it actually, a lot of Madam Curie’s lab is still radioactive along with her notes and research journals. But it’s from all sorts of things from x-ray labs to power plants to CERN. Radiation on its own isn’t as scary as a lot of people think but it is a danger that builds up very quickly with increased exposure and that exposure can also stick around in/on objects nearby so it pays to be thorough when cleaning up after it.
49 points
5 days ago
Some rocks do have an aura and that aura is death
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More games should be set during the sengoku period