>> ^smooman:

alright, i'll ask it: what the hell is a hexagonal pewter stool?
edit oh, it's a stool in the shape of a hexagon, made from molten pewter.....patience fail.
thought hexagonal pewter stool was some crazy science instrument....used to measure....i dunno, i failed science class ok! >=(


Hexagonal Pewter Stool would make a good name for a band

alright, i'll ask it: what the hell is a hexagonal pewter stool?

*edit* oh, it's a stool in the shape of a hexagon, made from molten pewter.....patience fail.

thought hexagonal pewter stool was some crazy science instrument....used to measure....i dunno, i failed science class ok! >=(

Tags for this video have been changed from 'insane, extreme, volcano, lava, molten hot magma' to 'insane, extreme, volcano, lava, molten hot magma, college humor' - edited by Boise_Lib

As I think it's relevant to the discussion and it was left as a little quasi threat on my profile.

In reply to this comment by BoneRemake:
Disagree with what ? your intent or interpretation of the events in the video are completely void because of this statement " Our definition of "snuff" does include but is not exclusive to any short clip in which a human fatality occurs whether or not any victims are actually visible on camera. ?

Is clearly is in violation of the posted rules. I'd make a big stink about it if it was 2 pm and not 2 am. I'll do it in the morning


Please do make a big stink, this site has a lot of rules that don't get enforced until someone gets a bug up their ass about it. And without enforcement whose to know what videos are allowed or not when my video CLOSELY resembles some of the videos I've linked below. And I'll say right now that you putting extra tags on my video was in poor taste and mocks the events of the video. I don't think you are the right person to be making judgements on my videos when you can mock the video with those tags.


These are the videos I found in the first 20 pages of the "death" channel.

http://death.videosift.com/video/Rare-amateur-video-of-Challenger-disaster-25-years-later - Has a short intro screen and a exit screen. No news coverage, no documentary claims. It would fall under your rule, yet it's been voted very high up there and no one complained.

http://death.videosift.com/video/Destroyed-In-Seconds - This video was taken down by youtube because it showed a guy dieing in it. The comments on THIS SITE even reflect it. No one ever questioned it.

http://death.videosift.com/video/Marines-Urinate-on-Dead-Afghans - I can't confirm those men on the ground are dieing or dead. It shows corpses, wounds and all being defiled for ENTERTAINMENT of the troops. I'd classify this as snuff.

http://death.videosift.com/video/Footage-of-Perm-Nightclub-Fire - Shows a building where 100+ people died.

http://death.videosift.com/video/Indy-500-winner-killed-in-15-car-accident - Shows the tv footage of a car crash where the driver died. No informative news network or documentary. Snuff.

http://death.videosift.com/video/Deadly-plane-crash-at-Reno-Nevada-air-show - Shows a plane crash, no news or documentary. Snuff.

http://death.videosift.com/video/Molten-metal-seen-dripping-moments-before-WTC2-collapses - Shows footage of WTC where we know people were dieing inside. We can't see them dieing, but that rule still applies. Snuff.

http://death.videosift.com/video/Lucky-Montana-Cop-Escapes-Death - Police office shoots a man to death. Snuff.

http://death.videosift.com/video/Main-Stage-collapses-at-Indiana-State-Fair Stage collapses people die. Snuff.

http://death.videosift.com/video/Sigh-police-beat-a-man-dead - Police kill a guy on film. Snuff.

http://death.videosift.com/video/Craziest-and-most-awesome-animal-compilations-of-the-web - I didn't watch this one all the way through. Video Submitter claims death occurs in it. Could be animal, could be people. You watch it and decide if it's snuff...I saw some animals attacking people but never saw the outcome to tell if they were dead or not.

So with no natural friction forces like here on earth, how did the moon get so rounded with the joining of 2 spheres? Would the "slow" collision still of created a molten disaster zone?

Its a fluoride salt, which isn't particularly expensive but it IS corrosive. Research is ongoing in to materials that will handle it for a full 30+ year lifetime, it is certainly not a dealbreaker.
>> ^marinara:

they don't do it because you have to work w/ molten salt dissolved in fluorine.
not cheap.
Upvote for anything about aging nuclear power plants. Those plants are just going to break down before they hit 60 years old

they don't do it because you have to work w/ molten salt dissolved in fluorine.
not cheap.

Upvote for anything about aging nuclear power plants. Those plants are just going to break down before they hit 60 years old

Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag. (show it anyway)

"Finally, a decent film about Thorium power and molten salt reactors."

You said it brother.

>> ^jmd:

no one ever explained what that crap was that marred the down pointing camera the entire launch. When they picked up the rocket it looked like molten metal, but the rocket isn't achieving speeds great enough to heat up the tip from air friction.



They did, or at least what they thought it was. At one point they were saying something about how the caulking melted off when they were showing the camera portion after it landed.

no one ever explained what that crap was that marred the down pointing camera the entire launch. When they picked up the rocket it looked like molten metal, but the rocket isn't achieving speeds great enough to heat up the tip from air friction.

>> ^fissionchips:

It's a little complicated, because aluminum is also a good conductor (ie. low electrical resistance). To keep the coil from overheating, these induction forge rigs have water hoses that circulate cold water through the copper coil. >> ^Ornthoron:
>> ^mxxcon:
how did those copper tubes didn't melt?

Copper is a better conductor than aluminium.

water and electricity?

It's a little complicated, because aluminum is also a good conductor (ie. low electrical resistance). To keep the coil from overheating, these induction forge rigs have water hoses that circulate cold water through the copper coil. >> ^Ornthoron:

>> ^mxxcon:
how did those copper tubes didn't melt?

Copper is a better conductor than aluminium.

>> ^mxxcon:

how did those copper tubes didn't melt?

Copper is a better conductor than aluminium.

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