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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
11 Photos That Prove Ewoks Are Pure Evil (via @buzzfeed)
Shower head that turns water rainbow colors
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Bath tiles that change color according to heat
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Don’t take a shower if you’re on any kind of hallucinatory drugs
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STDs are serious business, and syphilis is one of the more serious STDs that one can acquire. That being said, why does this poster make me laugh so much?
Perhaps it’s the look of happiness on the person with no syphilis…only to discover that they too have been infected.
This is a dirty, dirty city.
“here’s looking at you, kid” by anatol knotek
And we let him carry the torch?
That is talent
How exactly does somebody realize they can do this?
Ladies and gentlemen, our fearless leader.
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Thermite is a powdered mixture of iron oxide and aluminum which, once lit, burns at 4000 degrees Fahrenheit. That’s hot enough to destroy anything it’s sitting on, save for a few rare metals or special high-temperature ceramics. This makes thermite incredibly destructive.
So it’s great, then, that you can buy five pounds of powdered iron oxide for $13.50 and two pounds of powdered aluminum for $23.00, giving you seven pounds of fiery, destructive hellmetal. The only difficult part of the thermite reaction is getting it ignited, and of course, the same online mega-vendor sells long rolls of magnesium ribbon, which can be ignited with a cigarette lighter but burn hot enough to start a pile of thermite.
As a former chemist I feel compelled to note the energy output of the reaction as defined above (using 5 lb of iron (III) oxide as the limiting reactant) is equivalent to the kinetic energy of a 20-ton truck traveling at roughly 70 miles per hour.
I don’t ususally post my own content but when I do, its from 4chan
I’m going to make this now.
Well not right now, but in the very near future. =D
It sounds clichè, but one of the best things about being in Philadelphia is that you never really know what will be on the upcoming block. I’d say “around the next bend”, but Philadelphia’s roads don’t really bend all that often.
This is located on Mifflin Street in South Philadelphia, and it’s that awesome mix scary, quirky, and awesome that makes this the quintessential image of our fair city.
Powerpuff Girls: The Grimdark Version.