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Originally posted by djjonas Utilize me as your weapon if you hear scratching. And as long as the STD's are fresh, that's cool. There's nothing worse than old STD's.

ROFL!!

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Originally posted by architect1803 ROFL!!

shut it

btw, recycled STDs are ok. HTID+ is never alright.

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Originally posted by iclone HTID+

H to the I-Dave?

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Originally posted by iclone how many timeshares do you have?!

We have couple. But we can use them all over the world, plus the condo in Kauai.....But I'm not bragging.

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Originally posted by iclone shut it btw, recycled STDs are ok. HTID+ is never alright.

LMfAO! Nicole what the heck is a recycled STD? You mean like for example, I sleep with Jake's mom, I get an STD, then I go on to Packer's mom, get an STD there, then to Lizandro's mom in Mexico, I get one there, and back to Packer's mom again? Only thing is, I would probably last 4 months in the recycling pool of love with those carnts' moms.

im not mexican. im from elsalvador...

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Originally posted by Lizard_boy im not mexican. im from elsalvador...

oops. my bad...amigo

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Originally posted by Rememberence_ No because it isn't inflammable (or 'flammable' as you yank bastards would say). Also, most explosives will not detonate simply from a naked flame or a heat source, which is why blasting caps or other types of detonators are needed to supply the necessary shock wave which will cause detonation (i.e. with C-4). That means you can use C-4 as fuel for a campfire and be totally safe. But enough about explosives... Plutonium isn't one, it is a radioactive metal. In order to use it to create an explosion, what you must do is put a certain amount of it into one mass, and this amount must be greater than or equal to the 'critical mass'. Basically what this means is that when you have a small amount of plutonium (i.e. subcritical: less than the critical mass, which for plutonium-238 and plutonium-239 is roughly 10 kilograms), it gives off radiation, but the radiation can escape faster than it is being produced. A mass above that 10Kg mark however is supercritical, meaning that there is so much radiation (neutrons) being given off within the mass that it can't escape fast enough... neutrons hitting other neutrons cause additional neutrons to be radiated at a self-sustaining rate, and very quickly the fission chain reaction escalates exponentially, resulting in a nuclear explosion of sorts. Just to give a brief illustration of how this is situation comes about in a plutonium bomb... subcritical sized pieces of plutonium can be arranged, separated, in a sphere, with conventional shaped explosives surrounding the nuclear fuel. To detonate the plutonium, the conventional explosives are detonated at precisely the same moment, forcing the separate subcritical pieces of plutonium inwards to form one supercritical mass, and bob's your uncle.

nukes are much more complicated than this, but I won't go into many details because there's the risk of having a very angry government coming after me.

also, for Plutonium, density (compression) is essentially more a factor than mass. At normal density, a supercritical mass of plutonium is quite larger than the 10kg mentioned (which is about the volume of a coke can because plutonium is extremely dense). Shaped charge explosives are used to compress it to several times its normal density, with a neutron emitter in the center, at which point it THEN becomes supercritical.

as for this event, no idea if I can make it out or not. I'm still waiting to see where I'll be working this summer, if I'm in Texas at the time I'll try to be there. I might be "stuck" here in Cali though .

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Originally posted by progressiveMOJO nukes are much more complicated than this, but I won't go into many details because there's the risk of having a very angry government coming after me. also, for Plutonium, density (compression) is essentially more a factor than mass. At normal density, a supercritical mass of plutonium is quite larger than the 10kg mentioned (which is about the volume of a coke can because plutonium is extremely dense). Shaped charge explosives are used to compress it to several times its normal density, with a neutron emitter in the center, at which point it THEN becomes supercritical. as for this event, no idea if I can make it out or not. I'm still waiting to see where I'll be working this summer, if I'm in Texas at the time I'll try to be there. I might be "stuck" here in Cali though .

Definitely more complicated, and word @ increasing the fuel's density. I just wanted to show that there's considerably more involved than throwing a cigarette at some plutonium so forgive the crude summary I'm far from an expert on the subject, so I'd love to know more detail...

btw regarding the music at this hypothetical beach party, I hope no one expects for it to be limited to trance. And whoever thinks turntablism applies only to MTV-flavoured "hip hop" is a cretin.

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Originally posted by Rememberence_ btw regarding the music at this hypothetical beach party, I hope no one expects for it to be limited to trance. And whoever thinks turntablism applies only to MTV-flavoured "hip hop" is a cretin.

your mom is a cretin.

This thread had hope, but now its just

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Originally posted by racing4hoes This thread had hope, but now its just

haha. Yeah my friend's gone mia. We need a location soon. Then we can start sorting out dates, equipment, travel arrangements, etc.

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Originally posted by Lizard_boy your mom is a cretin.

don't you have some offs to fuck, dickhead?

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Originally posted by Rememberence_ don't you have some offs to fuck, dickhead?

no.

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