This would be a truely amazing and useful breakthrough.
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7...748014,00.html
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7...748014,00.html
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Now they can work on a cure for hangovers. -
People do not die from having a hangover.
Apache
Where do you put the Bayonet?
Chesty Puller (upon seeing a flamethrower for the first time)
I am all in favor of keeping dangerous weapons out of the hands of fools. Lets start with typewriters.
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But they certainly wish they could at timesOriginally posted by Apache Warrior View Post
. Very interesting as part of the fear of nuclear weapons is the long term effects post detonation so it would be interesting to see how this would impact on the nuclear arms development, if at all.
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Long term effects are bad i guess but we now have bombs that are capable of whiping states as large as connecticut(so that state and Rhode island) off the face of the map. Long term effects are just that long term, what about the short term? Got a way to cure that?Comment
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Well they all making noises on reducing the arsenals but they will never all sing from the same hymn sheet si I guess we will just have less but more powerful weapons.Originally posted by Pumpkin_Jack View Post
Jaspurr
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I don't get this. Radiation damage is on an atomic level. No medication will prevent alpha, neutron or gamma radiation from tearing you up at that low of a level. I call BS.Comment
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