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Omnutia

In 1951, A.C. Gilbert, inventor of the ERECTOR set, released the U-238 Atomic Energy Lab. Using real radioactive materials, one could witness mist trails created by particles of ionizing radiation.

The set included four Uranium-bearing ore samples, and originally sold for $49.50.

Banta

I wonder how many kids ate the uranium.

Banta

I can totally see this happening.

Pegu

So apparently this is hanging in my old high school.

Banta

Banta

If you aren't reading Monthly Girl's Nozaki-kun, what are you doing with your life?



That last panel would be appropriate whenever Shokugeki updates...

Linkigi(Link-ee-jee)

Banta said:

If you aren't reading Monthly Girl's Nozaki-kun, what are you doing with your life?

You're right, I honestly don't know what I've been doing with my life.

Jack Draigo

Omnutia

I was somewhat surprised to get this card yesterday.

chaosof99

Okay, who sold you their soul?

Belliger

Jack Draigo said:

Just saw some of this at Costco today, gave some serious consideration to trying it.

Daikun

This photograph dates as far back as 1838, and it still looks pretty damn good.

Banta

We've all been there.

Banta

Polandball is still best meme.

Omnutia

Nukerjsr

So that's why they made a sequel...

Banta

Daikun

Churba

Masterful analogy.

Banta

I love that chapter - I want to rent a dragon time-machine.

Victor Frost

Source? Also, that is some very strategically placed hair.

Churba

Victor Frost said:

Source? Also, that is some very strategically placed hair.

Jitsu wa Watashi wa, or "Actually, I'm..."

It's a pretty decent little comedy manga.

Banta

Our Demon King Doesn't Bite - Satan is a family pet. He's kind of shy.

Apsup

That Satan is way too cute!

Victor Frost

C'mon man, he can't cross running water. Don't be mean!

Churba

Was a bit of a storm in the afternoon. And by bit of a, I mean a good old traditional Queensland sideways storm, with bonus hail.

One of the buildings in the CBD:



I like monsoon season.

lackofcheese

Yeah, that goddamn storm. I was about to go out for a walk; I'm glad I didn't.

Churba

lackofcheese said:

Yeah, that goddamn storm. I was about to go out for a walk; I'm glad I didn't.

Looked like pea soup fog at my place, except it wasn't fog, just the volume of sideways water. Golfball sized hail, too, glad I chucked a blanket over the van windshield. I should check on that, come to think.

Also, from Archerfield airport near where I live -

lackofcheese

On my way home: loads of broken glass in the stairwell; a big wet patch of carpet in the middle of the hallway (leaked from above!?), and several fallen trees on the way to the bus stop.

Luke Burrage