20 Years of Making Fun

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2 years ago

about the food thing: yeah it's true here in Asia and in the EU we have much stricter laws on what we feed to animals and what we put in the soil, makes a big impact. also freshness is more prevalent, it's harder to get NON-fresh pasta in parts of the EU

HeyBroItsBrad

2 years ago

Griff

Qrow8580

2 years ago

I lost my scholarship because I got a C in calculus

ChumScrum

2 years ago

Dying at the “land on your feet bitch!!” from Gus

Redline509

2 years ago

The minute I heard Gus say he was looking at a Chevy bolt I was terrified. Thankfully he looked it up. They're absolutely garbage vehicles.

Gamer_Garth

2 years ago

we have a uranium glass juicer, it indeed glows under UV light

nodiggitydog

2 years ago

Irradiated glass is not radioactive. It is perfectly safe to handle at any time even immediately after treatment. Having your teeth X-rayed at the dentist doesn't make them radioactive. Similarly, neither gamma rays or electron beams make glass radioactive. I pulled this from "realorrepro" I'll post the link too. Still going to look for a more scientific source.

nodiggitydog

2 years ago

@nodiggitydog https://www.realorrepro.com/article/Irradiation-Changes-Color-of-Glass

nodiggitydog

2 years ago

The level of radioactivity varies by piece, ranging from less than 1 percent to up to 25 percent by weight, but there is no recognized danger to handling or using uranium glass, according to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. From the Washington Post