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  • Ever need uranium?

    Ever feel the need to power a small nuclear reactor but lacked the uranium?

    Now you can buy it on Amazon.com:

    http://www.amazon.com/Uranium-Ore/dp...sr=1-1-catcorr

    * Please note - for educational and scientific purposes only.

    While the product may make you think just read though the comments - some are great.
    Quote Dalesys:
    ... as in "Ifn thet dawg comes at me, Ima gonna shutz ma panz!"

  • #2
    The "customers who viewed this item also viewed" list includes "fresh whole rabbit" and a gallon of milk...

    Scroll over the alternate images...they're funny.


    Love the diatribe against Sarah "Paylin"...sorry, but you lose a bit of credibility when you can't spell the person's name right.

    Awesome comment on the milk:
    Quoth Edgar (Baltimore)
    Once upon a mid-day sunny, while I savored Nuts 'N Honey,
    With my Tuscan Whole Milk, 1 gal, 128 fl. oz., I swore
    As I went on with my lapping, suddenly there came a tapping,
    As of some one gently rapping, rapping at the icebox door.
    'Bad condensor, that,' I muttered, 'vibrating the icebox door -
    Only this, and nothing more.'

    Not to sound like a complainer, but, in an inept half-gainer,
    I provoked my bowl to tip and spill its contents on the floor.
    Stupefied, I came to muddle over that increasing puddle,
    Burgeoning deluge of that which I at present do adore -
    Snowy Tuscan wholesomeness exclusively produced offshore -
    Purg'ed here for evermore.

    And the pool so white and silky, filled me with a sense of milky
    Ardor of the type fantastic of a loss not known before,
    So that now, to still the throbbing of my heart, while gently sobbing,
    I retreated, heading straightway for the tempting icebox door -
    Heedless of that pitter-patter tapping at the icebox door -
    I resolved to have some more.

    Presently my soul grew stronger; hesitating then no longer,
    'This,' said I, 'requires an extra dram of milk, my favorite pour.'
    To the icebox I aspired, motivated to admire
    How its avocado pigment complemented my decor.
    Then I grasped its woodgrain handle - here I opened wide the door; -
    Darkness there, and nothing more.

    Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there wondering, fearing,
    Doubting, dreaming dreams of Tuscans I had known before
    But the light inside was broken, and the darkness gave no token,
    And the only words there spoken were my whispered words, 'No more!'
    Coke and beer, some ketchup I set eyes on, and an apple core -
    Merely this and nothing more.

    Back toward the table turning, all my soul within me burning,
    Soon again I heard a tapping somewhat louder than before.
    'Surely,' said I, 'surely that is something at my window lattice;
    Let me see then, what thereat is, and this mystery explore -
    Let my heart be still a moment and this mystery explore; -
    'Tis the wind and nothing more!'

    From the window came a stirring, then, with an incessant purring,
    Inside stepped a kitten; mannerlessly did she me ignore.
    Not the least obeisance made she; not a minute stopped or stayed she;
    But, with mien of lord or lady, withdrew to my dining floor -
    Pounced upon the pool of Tuscan spreading o'er my dining floor -
    Licked, and lapped, and supped some more.

    Then this tiny cat beguiling my sad fancy into smiling,
    By the grand enthusiasm of the countenance she wore,
    Toward the mess she showed no pity, 'til I said, 'Well, hello, kitty!'
    Sought she me with pretty eyes that seemed to open some rapport.
    So I pleaded, 'Tell me, tell me what it is that you implore!'
    Quoth the kitten, 'Get some more.'
    Last edited by BookstoreEscapee; 09-12-2010, 04:50 PM.
    I don't go in for ancient wisdom
    I don't believe just 'cause ideas are tenacious
    It means that they're worthy - Tim Minchin, "White Wine in the Sun"

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    • #3
      Here's a rundown of the comments (roughly):

      30% "superhero" related comments
      30% Back to the Future related comments
      30% Weapon / wold domination related comments
      8% other stupid joke references (I fed it to my cat etc..)
      1.9% other intelligent joke references (I ordered my 4.8 million years ago and I just got it - half of it was gone!)
      .1% serious comments (schools, etc..).
      Quote Dalesys:
      ... as in "Ifn thet dawg comes at me, Ima gonna shutz ma panz!"

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      • #4
        Quoth draggar View Post
        1.9% other intelligent joke references (I ordered my 4.8 million years ago and I just got it - half of it was gone!)
        I liked that one
        I don't go in for ancient wisdom
        I don't believe just 'cause ideas are tenacious
        It means that they're worthy - Tim Minchin, "White Wine in the Sun"

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        • #5
          Quoth draggar View Post
          1.9% other semi-intelligent joke references (I ordered my 4.8 million years ago and I just got it - half of it was gone!)
          Half-life only off by a factor of approximately 931,0000. (for U-238)
          I am not an a**hole. I am a hemorrhoid. I irritate a**holes!
          Procrastination: Forward planning to insure there is something to do tomorrow.
          Derails threads faster than a pocket nuke.

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          • #6
            I don't need uranium ore, but I do have a spiffy tritium keychain =)
            EVE Online: 99% of the time you sit around waiting for something to happen, but that 1% of action is what hooks people like crack, you don't get interviewed by the BBC for a WoW raid.

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            • #7
              I've seen wafers of mildly radioactive elements in science classes I've taken (to demonstrate geiger counters) but I've never heard of uranium being sold for that.

              Also, BTTF used plutonium, not uranium, to generate the1.21 JIGAWATTS!!!! needed
              Last edited by Caveat Emptor; 09-13-2010, 01:53 PM.
              Testing
              "I saw a flock of moosen! There were many of 'em. Many much moosen. Out in the woods- in the woodes- in the woodsen. The meese want the food. The food is to eatenesen."

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              • #8
                I think the idea is that it's the refinery equipment that needs to be regulated, not the material itself. Without the refinery equipment, you can't enrich the stuff to the point of being *really* dangerous.

                Depleted uranium is also pretty safe stuff.

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