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Gypsy41 Joined Tue 05/15/07 Posts: 123359	Mon 09/29/08 11:13 AM
this is freaking funny!!!!

GOALLTHEWAY Joined Mon 09/15/08 Posts: 853	Mon 09/29/08 11:14 AM Edited by GOALLTHEWAY on Mon 09/29/08 11:14 AM
this is freaking funny!!!! "R U the one for me?" YES I AM!!!!!!!!!!

Gypsy41 Joined Tue 05/15/07 Posts: 123359	Mon 09/29/08 11:20 AM
this is freaking funny!!!! "R U the one for me?" YES I AM!!!!!!!!!! Wow!!! Ive never heard that before!!! By the way......this is your dead mother!!! I still need a ride home from K-mart!!!

longhairbiker Joined Tue 09/04/07 Posts: 26589	Mon 09/29/08 11:20 AM
But seriously... What do you think about an idea of using radon as the nuclear catalyst on a motor designed for perpetual motion. Nasty stuff is everywhere. Naturally in the ground if we can harness it. Easily reacts to electrical motivation. Has mediocre to seminole type control values. Can create heat through electrical charge ala gas interface like a flourescent or neon lightbulb. Same principle but different matter structures. The radon would have to be encapsulated in a stronger material than glass. Maybe silver nitride, titanium nitride and ketonitrided lead sandwich layers. I want a nuclear coffee maker.

GeniuSxBoY Joined Sun 06/15/08 Posts: 8190	Mon 09/29/08 11:22 AM Edited by GeniuSxBoY on Mon 09/29/08 11:23 AM
^^ <incoming volley> <starts to spike> Oh, I'd ride you ALLLLLLL the way home, mama <point>

Gypsy41 Joined Tue 05/15/07 Posts: 123359	Mon 09/29/08 11:23 AM
But seriously... What do you think about an idea of using radon as the nuclear catalyst on a motor designed for perpetual motion. Nasty stuff is everywhere. Naturally in the ground if we can harness it. Easily reacts to electrical motivation. Has mediocre to seminole type control values. Can create heat through electrical charge ala gas interface like a flourescent or neon lightbulb. Same principle but different matter structures. The radon would have to be encapsulated in a stronger material than glass. Maybe silver nitride, titanium nitride and ketonitrided lead sandwich layers. I want a nuclear coffee maker. I think thats whats in my heating pad.......johnson!!! You old devil you!!!

GOALLTHEWAY Joined Mon 09/15/08 Posts: 853	Mon 09/29/08 11:24 AM Edited by GOALLTHEWAY on Mon 09/29/08 11:25 AM
this is freaking funny!!!! "R U the one for me?" YES I AM!!!!!!!!!! Wow!!! Ive never heard that before!!! By the way......this is your dead mother!!! I still need a ride home from K-mart!!! hEY SMELLY BUSH ..NICE TO SEE YA AGAIN.

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32402	Mon 09/29/08 11:25 AM
But seriously... What do you think about an idea of using radon as the nuclear catalyst on a motor designed for perpetual motion. Nasty stuff is everywhere. Naturally in the ground if we can harness it. Easily reacts to electrical motivation. Has mediocre to seminole type control values. Can create heat through electrical charge ala gas interface like a flourescent or neon lightbulb. Same principle but different matter structures. The radon would have to be encapsulated in a stronger material than glass. Maybe silver nitride, titanium nitride and ketonitrided lead sandwich layers. I want a nuclear coffee maker. You just got me hot.

the_mind_flayer Joined Wed 09/24/08 Posts: 599	Mon 09/29/08 11:26 AM
But seriously... What do you think about an idea of using radon as the nuclear catalyst on a motor designed for perpetual motion. Nasty stuff is everywhere. Naturally in the ground if we can harness it. Easily reacts to electrical motivation. Has mediocre to seminole type control values. Can create heat through electrical charge ala gas interface like a flourescent or neon lightbulb. Same principle but different matter structures. The radon would have to be encapsulated in a stronger material than glass. Maybe silver nitride, titanium nitride and ketonitrided lead sandwich layers. I want a nuclear coffee maker. Radon is the chemical element that has the symbol Rn and atomic number 86. Radon is a colorless, odorless, naturally occurring, radioactive noble gas that is formed from the decay of radium. It is one of the heaviest substances that are gases under normal conditions and is considered to be a health hazard. So I would think it would be a very bad idea if you want that in your coffee.

Winx Joined Fri 08/31/07 Posts: 39051	Mon 09/29/08 11:29 AM
But seriously... What do you think about an idea of using radon as the nuclear catalyst on a motor designed for perpetual motion. Nasty stuff is everywhere. Naturally in the ground if we can harness it. Easily reacts to electrical motivation. Has mediocre to seminole type control values. Can create heat through electrical charge ala gas interface like a flourescent or neon lightbulb. Same principle but different matter structures. The radon would have to be encapsulated in a stronger material than glass. Maybe silver nitride, titanium nitride and ketonitrided lead sandwich layers. I want a nuclear coffee maker.

GeniuSxBoY Joined Sun 06/15/08 Posts: 8190	Mon 09/29/08 11:32 AM
That's why we don't use mercury in thermometers. People are good at breaking things.

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32402	Mon 09/29/08 11:33 AM
But seriously... What do you think about an idea of using radon as the nuclear catalyst on a motor designed for perpetual motion. Nasty stuff is everywhere. Naturally in the ground if we can harness it. Easily reacts to electrical motivation. Has mediocre to seminole type control values. Can create heat through electrical charge ala gas interface like a flourescent or neon lightbulb. Same principle but different matter structures. The radon would have to be encapsulated in a stronger material than glass. Maybe silver nitride, titanium nitride and ketonitrided lead sandwich layers. I want a nuclear coffee maker. I know! I hope he didn't think I was being sarcastic, because I wasn't!

longhairbiker Joined Tue 09/04/07 Posts: 26589	Mon 09/29/08 11:33 AM
No, no, no. I want a radon reactor. Free electricity. I would like a nuclear powered coffee maker. Radon safely inside its tomb tube creating energy. I really don't want it for my coffee maker. I could really use the free energy for my hutchinson effector. It uses a lot of juice.

quiet_2008 Joined Sat 08/30/08 Posts: 11138	Mon 09/29/08 11:36 AM
zero point energy is going to implode the planet

the_mind_flayer Joined Wed 09/24/08 Posts: 599	Mon 09/29/08 11:37 AM
No, no, no. I want a radon reactor. Free electricity. I would like a nuclear powered coffee maker. Radon safely inside its tomb tube creating energy. I really don't want it for my coffee maker. I could really use the free energy for my hutchinson effector. It uses a lot of juice. Agreed. It is great to talk to another science enthusaist.

Gypsy41 Joined Tue 05/15/07 Posts: 123359	Mon 09/29/08 11:38 AM
I just want somebody to make me some cheese!!!

Winx Joined Fri 08/31/07 Posts: 39051	Mon 09/29/08 11:40 AM
But seriously... What do you think about an idea of using radon as the nuclear catalyst on a motor designed for perpetual motion. Nasty stuff is everywhere. Naturally in the ground if we can harness it. Easily reacts to electrical motivation. Has mediocre to seminole type control values. Can create heat through electrical charge ala gas interface like a flourescent or neon lightbulb. Same principle but different matter structures. The radon would have to be encapsulated in a stronger material than glass. Maybe silver nitride, titanium nitride and ketonitrided lead sandwich layers. I want a nuclear coffee maker. I know! I hope he didn't think I was being sarcastic, because I wasn't! Great minds think alike.

the_mind_flayer Joined Wed 09/24/08 Posts: 599	Mon 09/29/08 11:40 AM
I just want somebody to make me some cheese!!! Use a cow.

txmomof2 Joined Fri 12/07/07 Posts: 73300	Mon 09/29/08 11:41 AM
i stoped kissing after about 7 and voila one found me!

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32402	Mon 09/29/08 11:50 AM
i stoped kissing after about 7 and voila one found me!