Funny or Interesting Things

cee134 wrote: »

tinkerhellraiser wrote: »

@CaptainFantastic00 @CaptainFantastic01 @captainfantastic94 (I can't remember the number) @UrBaconMeCr8zy

Noooooo

Color and Uranium Content
Granites can be black, gray, pink or red, depending on the colors of the constituent minerals.
A study published in the Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry in 2006 found that the radium content of red and pink granites is about three-and-a-half times higher than that of black and gray granites.
(Radium is the immediate precursor to radon in the uranium decay series; therefore, radon emission is directly proportional to radium content.)
It is likely that radiation damage caused by uranium imparts a pinkish or reddish color to certain minerals in the granite.

honeybee__12 wrote: »

walking in,


walking out,

I'd love to see footage of people walking in and out of this place. I bet lots of people busted their *kitten*.

honeybee__12 wrote: »

Gah this still makes me laugh every damn time.

Im not American, whats a Thanksgiving?