Elevated Uranium Levels in Black Rock Desert

[Dr Jet Sinister]

Ff: you may get a lot of takers if you adjust the shape of the red cap to something phallic that you can roll comdoms onto...====> ~ ~

Isn't it already phallic?

[Foxfur]

Ff: you may get a lot of takers if you adjust the shape of the red cap to something phallic that you can roll comdoms onto...====> ~ ~

Isn't it already phallic?

The phrase "Gaping Sigmoidoscopy" scares the customers, every time...

[theCryptofishist]

Ff: you may get a lot of takers if you adjust the shape of the red cap to something phallic that you can roll comdoms onto...====> ~ ~

Isn't it already phallic?

The phrase "Gaping Sigmoidoscopy" scares the customers, every time... :shock:

That was pretty much the premise behind the Friday the 13th movies.

[shimmentakezo]

I must say, all this knowledge of uranium and RADS has got my gears a churnin'. I'm from way out east in kentucky where most people die from tobacco and booze, not any kind of radiation. As far as I am aware.

I'd be more worried and inclined to tell everyone how evil flouride is. Talk about a totally useless, suspicious chemical they put in the tap almost everywhere. And there have been smaller communities around the states who have demanded it to be removed so you know it can't be a totally moot point to try and not consume the stuff. Very awkward interviews are available online with reps. who control the usage of this chemical, mainly the ADA. And it is so freaking bizzare to see pro ADA and anti ADA sites (pro flouride/anti flouride). They act so suspicious they basically give themselves away despite the words that come out of their mouth.

I mean realistically I guess if you've been drinking it your entire life it won't make too much difference in the long run. It seems to depend on inner strength and how one consumes the right things that are proven to be anti-carcinogenic and so on.

I like to be healthy! It runs through my blood, but guess what? We all die and our bodies return to the source after awhile. So isn't it better to just have fun or at least minimize paranoia/negative thoughts?

[shimmentakezo]

Oh, and they die from pills too. A lot. And mixing booze and pillz is so freakin dangerous. swim can't stand the buzz personally. >_>

[illy dilly]

I must say, all this knowledge of uranium and RADS has got my gears a churnin'. I'm from way out east in kentucky where most people die from tobacco and booze, not any kind of radiation. As far as I am aware.

I'd be more worried and inclined to tell everyone how evil flouride is. Talk about a totally useless, suspicious chemical they put in the tap almost everywhere. And there have been smaller communities around the states who have demanded it to be removed so you know it can't be a totally moot point to try and not consume the stuff. Very awkward interviews are available online with reps. who control the usage of this chemical, mainly the ADA. And it is so freaking bizzare to see pro ADA and anti ADA sites (pro flouride/anti flouride). They act so suspicious they basically give themselves away despite the words that come out of their mouth.

I mean realistically I guess if you've been drinking it your entire life it won't make too much difference in the long run. It seems to depend on inner strength and how one consumes the right things that are proven to be anti-carcinogenic and so on.

I like to be healthy! It runs through my blood, but guess what? We all die and our bodies return to the source after awhile. So isn't it better to just have fun or at least minimize paranoia/negative thoughts?

A tid bit of info on the subject, not that I claim to be 100% correct or an expert in the matter.
Living in CO you go to a tour of East High School at some point while you're in elementary school.
The school is old as shit! And they have a part of it closed off as a 'museum' and it is rarely ever cleaned or touched. There also used to be a portion of the CO history Museum that was set up like an old Gold Rush Era class room.
One thing they talk about is that mountain snow melt water has high levels of naturally occurring Fluoride. And way back in the early 1900's kids that grew up in CO had brown spots on their teeth but almost no cavities.
They later figured out it was the fluoride that was naturally in the water- so they started adding fluoride to most municipal water.

[wedeliver]

Has anyone pointed out that beer protects against radiation! Have you ever heard of a drunk dieing of radiation posioning? Good enough proof for me!

[ygmir]

it's pearls of wisdom like that, that gives me hope for humanity.

Thanks

WD

[paspoil]

[quote="Foxfur"]That cursed talisman may give you an STD like chalcedony. After that tuff schist!
Good luck...
Thanks ! I'll come visit you : )
I believe it's good to know if black rocks are good to wear or not since it's worn so close to thyroid gland......

[Z. Burgermeister]

uranium is good for you. Suck it up princess.

[Roberto Dobbisano]

+ U-235

[ygmir]

+ U-235

well, yes. I've lost 15 lbs. so far...........thanks for noticing.

[Here and there]

Additionally, the government is issuing permits for the event, and if it were that dangerous, I wouldn't think they would issue an event permit for 60,000 people. It could open them up to a huge lawsuit, I would think.

JK

Nope. Sovereign immunity. Suing the federal government and collecting damages is fairly close to being impossible. Sad, but true.

[theCryptofishist]

+ U-235

well, yes. I've lost 15 lbs. so far...........thanks for noticing.

*laughs so hard she almost pops out of the bowl*

[Bay Bridge Sue]

Ask your doctor if Pu is right for you!

(A service announcement from the Apokiliptika Plutonium Council)

[Bob]

I'll take my yellowcake gluten-free, please.