Message in a bottle?

[King of Creation]

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<p> </p><p>How about some <a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7918618.stm" target="_self">Plutonium</a>! </p><p> </p><blockquote><em>The bottle in question was discovered in a burial trench at the Hanford nuclear site in Washington state, north-western US.
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The Hanford site is now the focus of a massive environmental cleanup
effort due to high levels of radioactive waste that remain at the site.
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<em>While excavating a burial trench in December 2004, clean-up
personnel discovered a safe which contained a jug filled with whitish
liquid slurry.
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<em>Further tests revealed the bottle contained a type of plutonium
made by re-processing spent fuel in a manner consistent with early
operations at Hanford.</em></blockquote><p>
</p><table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" width="100%"><tr><td valign="top" class="postbody"><span class="postbody">That's why proper waste disposal is crucial! No one welcomes a common household <a target="_blank" href="http://csvinyl.com/files/QuickSiteImage ... g">pest</a>. Now imagine having to deal with an overgrown <a target="_blank" href="http://www.animezu.com/Anime/cels/pics/ ... pg">mutant rat</a>.</span></td>
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</td></tr></table>Thanks <strong>ApTyp</strong>!
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[rad resistance]

Thats nice plutonium in a bottle how safe.

[Manoil]

Ooooo, the magical Disney dogjizz of the atomic age! So, where'd the depleted uranium go?

[Psychoul]

fuck.. where DID they put it?

And i like how people put spent plutonium in a bottle and into a safe and into the ground.. lol :tard:

[Caleb]

Ooooo, the magical Disney dogjizz of the atomic age! So, where'd the depleted uranium go?

Into the water, and no I'm not kidding. Theres something like a 50 mile radius around the plant where everyone got cancer and died, and that part of the columbia(i believe) river is fucking toxic. Lots of bitching in the papers lately around here about the whole mess.

[Manoil]

I was under the impression that DU had no radioactive properties, and was only a very dense, heavy metal.

Nonetheless, we must be prepared with munitions for our implementation of Gauss!
READY THE SCUBA!

[Redeye]

I was under the impression that DU had no radioactive properties, and was only a very dense, heavy metal.

Nonetheless, we must be prepared with munitions for our implementation of Gauss!
READY THE SCUBA!

wonderful stuff

[Manoil]

Enlightening, Redeye. It answers a lot of questions I was either procrastinating or forgetting to look up myself.