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Really
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. Title says it all:
https://www.science.org/content/article/yes-your-pet-might-eat-your-corpse-s-problem-investigators
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@BernieTheBernie said in Nope:
Really
NOPE
. Title says it all:
https://www.science.org/content/article/yes-your-pet-might-eat-your-corpse-s-problem-investigatorsWithout reading that, 2 words: Donner Party.
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@BernieTheBernie said in Nope:
Really
NOPE
. Title says it all:
https://www.science.org/content/article/yes-your-pet-might-eat-your-corpse-s-problem-investigatorsArticle says:
“The commonality [in these pet scavenging cases] is that the person had been alone for a very long time.”
Here's an idea: don't have 30 cats alone and locked up with you when you're on death's door! 😒
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@Tsaukpaetra Take care of your bitches!
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Without reading that, 2 words: Donner Party.
Not to be confused with Doner Kebab.
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@boomzilla nobody expects the Spanish circumcision
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Ewww, carrots...
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It's @Tsaukpaetra. You don't want more context.™
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@boomzilla severed times, but
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The subject of this SpaceExploration Overflow question:
Hydrazine? Nasty. Gaseous fluorine? Nasty. Liquid fluorine? Uhhh.....
Using the two together as rocket fuel? Nope. Just nope.
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@Benjamin-Hall It will become the next generation car fuel.
Because we must improve over Tesla.
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@Benjamin-Hall said in Nope:
Hydrazine? Nasty.
I vaguely remember using hydrazine in a chem lab decades ago, probably as the reducing agent in some redox reaction, but in a probably rather dilute aqueous solution, definitely not anhydrous.
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There's a reason we put them down the mines!
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The embed in @DogsB's post said in Nope:
so why are they so often creepy?
It's called Uncanny Valley.
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@error WP says only 3 feet (well 100 cm/39 in) max.
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@boomzilla Love the first (as of now) comment:
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@boomzilla My first though is "That's gonna be a bitch to bring down in a controlled manner."
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@Carnage Nah, a small Cessna will do. No Boeing required.
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@BernieTheBernie I don't know if an appropriately mixed load of diesel and fertilizer will match a boeing-sized load of jet fuel but you can probably get quite a way there.
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@TimeBandit What about a snowflake?
That building is not proof!
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@boomzilla You're absolutely right. It goes in the ear!
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@boomzilla Weaksauce. Our warning signs are way more prominent.
"Let op" translates to "Caution"
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@boomzilla Weaksauce. Our warning signs are way more prominent.
"Let op" translates to "Caution"
Well when they have two nozzles of the same colour you have to excersize cawshun!
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@Tsaukpaetra said in Nope:
@boomzilla You're absolutely right. It goes in the
earsquare hole!
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@boomzilla Weaksauce. Our warning signs are way more prominent.
"Let op" translates to "Caution"
Why is caution needed only on the diesel pumps?
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@loopback0 Not sure, probably because benzine is more common. A diesel nozzle is also slightly larger, meaning it won't fit in a benzine car.
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A diesel nozzle is also slightly larger, meaning it won't fit in a benzine car.
Yeah but a petrol nozzle fits in a diesel car, so if that's anything to do with it then it should be on the petrol nozzles.
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@boomzilla I'm sure there's a story behind how this warning came to be a thing.
And I'm sure I don't want to hear that story.
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@ixvedeusi said in Nope:
@boomzilla I'm sure there's a story behind how this warning came to be a thing.
And I'm sure I don't want to hear that story.
It's likely mundane like, "idiot puts diesel instead of petrol, regulators put dunce cap on for the clueless."
Edit: oh wait, you were taking about the rectal inhibition.
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I suppose the same plot applies.
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@Tsaukpaetra probably Tik Tok was involved somewhere.
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Not just no, but hell no.
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I had to Google what AEM means. Now I wish I didn't.
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@Zerosquare said in Nope:
I had to Google what AEM means. Now I wish I didn't.
I knew what it means and still wish I didn't
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@Zerosquare said in Nope:
I had to Google what AEM means. Now I wish I didn't.
I know, they make car performance stuff
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I was severely let down by expensive whiskey once. This looks to be worse.
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@DogsB when something is literally orders of magnitude (10x or 100x) more expensive than another variety of something, you can be almost certain that it is not that amount of times better.
At that stage, the price difference is purely a marker of "I can afford it" rather than quality.
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@DogsB when something is literally orders of magnitude (10x or 100x) more expensive than another variety of something, you can be almost certain that it is not that amount of times better.
At that stage, the price difference is purely a marker of "I can afford it" rather than quality.
The best status symbols have negative use value, like gold leaf on your dessert that tastes either like nothing or like tinfoil, a Lamborghini on a Lao city street, or a diamond ring that never leaves the safe.
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@DogsB when something is literally orders of magnitude (10x or 100x) more expensive than another variety of something, you can be almost certain that it is not that amount of times better.
At that stage, the price difference is purely a marker of "I can afford it" rather than quality.
The best status symbols have negative use value, like gold leaf on your dessert that tastes either like nothing or like tinfoil, a Lamborghini on a Lao city street, or a diamond ring that never leaves the safe.
We had a pizza place in Sweden in an area where the affluent bought summer homes that served gold leaf pizzas, among other things. Their entire business idea was to get the kids of the super rich to come there to eat pizza for bragging rights, on daddy's dime. And they were entirely open and honest about this being the business idea. I don't know if they still exist, but they hung around for a few years at least.
All the ingredients were the most expensive version of what you'd put on normal pizza. For no difference in quality. I think a single pizza was something like €11k
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