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Millennial: Born 1981-1996

I-Gen born after 96+ also Its I as in eye it does kind of look like an L.

So pretty well people under 37.

Cloths are optional.

Dark Archive

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Tacticslion wrote:

SNIP

ARG!

So many things on the wishlist... so little cash! ... and such a great sale!

... some day, dang it!

Also: you guys might want to look at the steam sale! XD

Hey TL, have you checked The List recently? Might be something on there that catches your attention. :)

For folks that don't know me, I keep a spreadsheet of all the Steam games that I have spare cd keys for. If anyone wants to check it out and request a game, fire ahead. :)

Also, for those Steam using FaWtLers that don't know, we do have a Steam group. :)

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*is in a foul mood*

I just found out I have to do all the work Maths of 7 companies in 9 days...previous year I had 22 days to do it.

And it's tied with a loan coming due so I need to deal with other matters as well.


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That sounds horrible.


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Sounds like someone dropped the ball telling you about it two weeks ago.


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*must resist scrounging through LordSynos list...*

Scarab Sages

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Just a Mort wrote:

Anyway I'm feeling particularly snappish today so...meh. Ah hell. I'll just get it off my chest. Might make me feel better about it.

My aunt said that a pregnant lady in my cousin's colleagues church went to Tokyo and was told to go for a radiation check up on her return. The radiation results were too high and she was told to abort the baby and not have children for 5 years.

Now I know there's a lot of fake news going about etc, so yeah, what do you guys think?

I was planning to go and get that radiation test done, since I did go for a vacation in Japan. If I come out clean, then that's scientific proof that going there doesn't make you radioactive.

My BF said that he wouldn't believe it unless he talks to the person who was affected.

My aunt that sent me this message isn't the sort that spends the whole day spamming people with news, and I'm quite close to her.

This is a bunch of @#$%.

Radiation, the type from a nuclear powerplant, comes in 3 different forms. Alpha, Beta and Gamma. Alpha, gets stopped by something as thin as a sheet of paper. Beta, by a thin sheet of aluminum (you would be safe inside a car).
Gamma is special, that it goes trough nearly everything. Even Lead stops most of it, but sometimes not all.
But gamma is the least dangerous in this regard, as it will go right trough you, without hitting a cell (and thus not damaging the DNA).

So, to be exposed to dangerous levels of radiation, this lady would have needed to go to Fukushima itself, and poke around over there. Not only walk around, but touch stuff.
That area is not easily accessible. You could sneak in, but why you would do that while pregnant????

So, if she went to Fukushima, and got exposed poking around, she could have been exosed to potential leathal amounts of radiation. (Alpha is baaaaad for you). Or maybe picked up dust that emitted beta radaiation. Could be.
But there is no way telling how it would affect the baby. Alpha can literally poke holes in you, but that would emediately be apperant. Puking. Loss of concious. Bleeding from Mucosa.
Beta exposure could alter DNA, causing mutant/cancer cells. But you would have no way of knowing untill a few years after the baby was born at the earliest.

As to not having kids for five years.... if you're exposed to such levels of radiation, its not for five years. Its forever. Females get born with all their eggs already there. If the DNA of the eggs is damaged, there is no replacing them. Waiting a few years does not change this.
Of course, getting enough radiation exposure to potentially damage all your eggs is also the kind of radiation that will kill you in a few years. So that point is generally moot.


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Well Gamma is least dangerous... until you make it angry!


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Sharoth wrote:
Cancer sucks, sucks, Sucks, SUCKS!!!

yes, it does.

Scarab Sages

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Just a Mort wrote:

The abortion is for fear that the baby (and future babies) will have birth defects due to the radiation. How much is too much etc…have to go read up..

Whether the woman is really radiated or not…well that’s an entirely different issue altogether.

Most types of radiation are stopped by the womb. Highest risk for the fetus is low radiation substances consumed by the mother (the substances would radiate from inside the body).

So, the mother would have had to consume contaminated substances. And you can be sure no foodstuffs from the Fukushima region will be used.
Also, if she would have a radiation risk, she would be given iodine pills, taking away the largest risk of radiation for the baby.


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I don't think I know anyone who hasn't had a close experience with Cancer. My father passed away 3 years ago from it (technically it was an infection but you all know how that works) My grandma had breast cancer but they got to it in time, and one of my best friends had leukemia when he was young but its been in recession for well all of his life minus like a year. That is without even going that deep. So basically F@#$ cancer.

Scarab Sages

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If anyone has any questions about radiaion and stuff, ask me. I got my certification for light radiative isotopes as part of getting my bachelor. Its been a few years, but there is still a lot of knowledge there.


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How many markers do I have to lick before gaining super powers.


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If I have enough sex with my wife will that give me super powers, because that's what she's been telling me.


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How many questions about radiation and super powers do you think I can come up in a day?


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If I wear a colander on my head will that amplify the radiation, thus giving me super powers?

Or does it just make me look like a jackass.

Scarab Sages

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Captain ? wrote:
How many markers do I have to lick before gaining super powers.

Permament? Dry erase? Wet erase? Felt tip? Hard tip? What color?

Scarab Sages

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Captain James T. Yesterday wrote:
If I have enough sex with my wife will that give me super powers, because that's what she's been telling me.

Your wife is right. I cant comment about the amount of times, as I dont know your wife.

Scarab Sages

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Viscount of Two Moons Hence wrote:
How many questions about radiation and super powers do you think I can come up in a day?

At least 4.

Scarab Sages

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Cap'n Yesterday, Pastafarian wrote:

If I wear a colander on my head will that amplify the radiation, thus giving me super powers?

Or does it just make me look like a jackass.

It will expose you to less radiation.

It will make you look like a pastafarian.


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Captain ? wrote:
How many markers do I have to lick before gaining super powers.

All twelve Mr. Sketchies, but you have to lick them in the correct flavor sequence, blindfolded, on the first try.

Otherwise you will DIE!


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Woran wrote:
Captain ? wrote:
How many markers do I have to lick before gaining super powers.
Permament? Dry erase? Wet erase? Felt tip? Hard tip? What color?

You're the expert on gaining super powers, you decide.


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Hmm, coworker is having me do mechanical things to our mini bobcat today, that should be... Interesting.


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lisamarlene wrote:
Captain ? wrote:
How many markers do I have to lick before gaining super powers.

All twelve Mr. Sketchies, but you have to lick them in the correct flavor sequence, blindfolded, on the first try.

Otherwise you will DIE!

challenge accepted.

Scarab Sages

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captain yesterday wrote:
Woran wrote:
Captain ? wrote:
How many markers do I have to lick before gaining super powers.
Permament? Dry erase? Wet erase? Felt tip? Hard tip? What color?
You're the expert on gaining super powers, you decide.

Between 25 to 25000 licks I would estimate.


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Freehold DM wrote:
lisamarlene wrote:
Captain ? wrote:
How many markers do I have to lick before gaining super powers.

All twelve Mr. Sketchies, but you have to lick them in the correct flavor sequence, blindfolded, on the first try.

Otherwise you will DIE!

challenge accepted.

Photos or it didn't happen.


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Since when have permanent markers been radioactive, or are these 'special' pens that are only sold to excited Captains?

Scarab Sages

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talking dice

Who was thinking about talking dice again? Because I just found this.


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lisamarlene wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
lisamarlene wrote:
Captain ? wrote:
How many markers do I have to lick before gaining super powers.

All twelve Mr. Sketchies, but you have to lick them in the correct flavor sequence, blindfolded, on the first try.

Otherwise you will DIE!

challenge accepted.
Photos or it didn't happen.

me flying to your house wouldnt be proof enough? Ill even fly in with your favorite doctor in tow- or maybe just NH dressed as you favorite doctor. Or your favorite doctor dressed as NH! That would be best, I think.


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Vidmaster7 wrote:
Young kids are always so much more polite to me the milenial and Igen aged ones so nice. Its always those old women who are usually the rudest. Pretty well all the other age groups vary greatly.

It's simple natural selection:

- The more bitter you are, the longer you live. (Just look at cats.)
- Women outlive men.

Therefore, most old women you meet will be bitter.

Science!


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Captain James T. Yesterday wrote:
If I have enough sex with my wife will that give me super powers, because that's what she's been telling me.

Are you implying that your wife is radioactive?

And if so, do we need Alexandra Daddario, Lou Diamond Phillips, and a muppet fight club?


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gran rey de los mono wrote:
Captain James T. Yesterday wrote:
If I have enough sex with my wife will that give me super powers, because that's what she's been telling me.

Are you implying that your wife is radioactive?

puts on captain yesterday outfit, hangs out around the general a lot

Okay...now I have to think captain yesterday thoughts...think captain yesterday thoughts...


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Freehold DM wrote:
lisamarlene wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
lisamarlene wrote:
Captain ? wrote:
How many markers do I have to lick before gaining super powers.

All twelve Mr. Sketchies, but you have to lick them in the correct flavor sequence, blindfolded, on the first try.

Otherwise you will DIE!

challenge accepted.
Photos or it didn't happen.
me flying to your house wouldnt be proof enough? Ill even fly in with your favorite doctor in tow- or maybe just NH dressed as you favorite doctor. Or your favorite doctor dressed as NH! That would be best, I think.

No.

Really no.


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Sometimes I really hate our school's purchase order system and wish we just had a staff credit card like plenty of other districts do.

Spoiler:
My currents events class has used Upfront magazines for years, long before it became my class, and this requires renewing the subscription every year. It would be easiest to just take a school credit card and renew online myself. Instead...go through and calculate cost, fill out a purchase order form, submit to the office to be submitted through the district office.

I turned in said form some weeks before last school year let out. I got an email invoice today...and no one's in right now to ask about it. This is extra galling because they've outright lost my POs before - also this past year, my order of classroom supplies got mislaid, and they found it the last week of school...which I was informed of because they needed me to reprint it for them. SIGH

The Exchange

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Woran wrote:

talking dice

Who was thinking about talking dice again? Because I just found this.

John was looking for talking dice for visually handicapped.


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I really should make a broken record alias.

To reiterate what I said yesterday.

G@!&%%n f+#!ing rain!!!!!!


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Nekkid Vidmaster7 wrote:

Millennial: Born 1981-1996

I-Gen born after 96+ also Its I as in eye it does kind of look like an L.

So pretty well people under 37.

Cloths are optional.

Some age-ranges include 1997.

Which are the ones I prefer...


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Right, so time for chapter 4 8-hours in.
Man, when I broke it up, the game didn't feel this long...


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*SIGH*

NobodysHome: OK. I've set everything up on our new server. Use the linked document to create your users!
Other Team Members: Great! Can you set up users x, y, z, and a for us?

And this is after my manager and I spent all the time to develop the doc, have a novice test it, and then spent TWO FULL team meetings demonstrating the doc and saying, "NobodysHome will no longer create users for you. You have to do it yourself, using THIS DOCUMENT."

Listening. Not my co-workers' strong suit...

The Exchange

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At least that talk with my aunt didn't turn out as badly as it could have. I was afraid she'd think I was snubbing her or something.

Also watched the Incredibles 2, which was incredible, heh, don't mind the pun, and sent out the Strange Aeons Chronicle sheets.


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Limeylongears wrote:
Since when have permanent markers been radioactive, or are these 'special' pens that are only sold to excited Captains?

I'll take twenty!!!


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I should wash myself, get dressed, and go out. That would require turning off computer and standing up...


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The Game Hamster wrote:

Right, so time for chapter 4 8-hours in.

Man, when I broke it up, the game didn't feel this long...

finished chapter four.

It has a fake-out ending half way through, so each part took about 1 hour to complete. now, I've got to get some work done and run some errands...


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What should I have for lunch?


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Freehold DM wrote:

What should I have for lunch?

Japanese. I suggest teriyaki, tempura, and tea. Because I can't think of a Japanese alcohol that starts with 't'.

Nor a dessert.


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I'm having some Wisconsin Cheese soup and a pork tenderloin. It will be good.


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Just a Mort wrote:
At least that talk with my aunt didn't turn out as badly as it could have. I was afraid she'd think I was snubbing her or something.

Good to hear!


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I'm at a Laundromat so...
Yeah I'm having snack foods.
But don't do that! I do it 'cause its easy to eat while I wait on clothes to wash and dry.


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NobodysHome wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:

What should I have for lunch?

Japanese. I suggest teriyaki, tempura, and tea. Because I can't think of a Japanese alcohol that starts with 't'.

Nor a dessert.

done.


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Woran wrote:

talking dice

Who was thinking about talking dice again? Because I just found this.

It was I. Specifically, I wanted a device that would roll all the polyhedral dice, not just the D20, and have it speak the result of the roll. The buttons would be in Braille. The device would use either a Raspberry PI, or an Arduino with an Atmega128. Finding the talking D20 was a good effort, and I thank you. But it's not exactly what I was looking for.

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