Uranium wasn’t used for watch dials, but Uranium Orange is a colour of cermic glaze. It was pretty popular in America from the 1930’s to around 1942, when the government needed all the uranium for some big secret project. After the 60’s it was made with depleted uranium, instead of natural ore, until someone realized this still wasn’t a great idea.

Pretty much every genocider claims self defense. All of them are liars, of course, but do they ever claim it.

But Geiger counters aren’t rhythmic at all, radioactive decay is, pretty famously, random.

So the guy made a million pounds over 12 years (on average 83k a year), and still makes 10k a year now.

Motherfucker, that amount of money means a comfy retirement for most people.

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Some of the wiring seems original

Gold makes for an awful standard due to thermal expansion, but I feel this is more a historical artefact than an actual standard.

But, then how will I afford my third solid gold toilet?

Sounds like free advertising to me! For the low price of a couple of cancelled orders, you’ve just generated the most amazing set of review-reply opportunities imaginable

Ah, the January 6th Invasion, a truly classic special!

Stellaris REALLY needs AI mods to be any good in single player though.

At least that’s a tree. Cutting down a tree is pretty doable, not like Japanese Knotweed, which is fucking unkillable

That’s a bit optimistic, but I’m at least in the public beta phase

“do I have three arms and talking hamster? According to some words I wrote on a piece of wood, yes!”

Yay, I inspired a post

Cleocatra > bark anthony

I realize that I’m no long with it, but what is this supposed to say?

Step 1: don’t invade poland.

Step 2: stop being Nazis

There, that’s how Hitler could have won.

The answer is a whole-society approach, AND heavy regulation. You provide information from a whole host of sources, government and private, and you basically ban disinformation (read: advertising) from contradicting or subverting it.

Right on red

Not a cyclist, I see.