Part of my job involves inspecting aircraft life vests. The CO2 cartridges and vests are reused as long as they meet the required pressure/weight. Occasionally I’ll get a CO2 cartridge made in West Germany that still meets the required weight

I mean, surely not, but I’ve seen videos of people blending up cereal and using a magnet to pull out the iron. I’m really curious now

my brain is Bread N Butter pickles

Ah, I see, like the diseases in Mr Burns’ body

Hear me out, pretzel sticks, cream cheese, and dried cranberries. There’s something that happens with the fat in the cream cheese, the salt on the pretzels, and the sweet and acidity of the cranberries that make it delicious

The world should all agree that laser needs to be spelled with a Z. Lasers are cool, Zs are cool. It’s a s simple as that. The world could use this sort of unifying cause

Are you powerd by your bowels?

I think I would survive. The worst injuries I’ve had were cuts in my fingers and muscle tears.

I shudder to think what every stubbed toe I’ve ever had happening at once would feel like

Just wondering, are you on an SSRI? They make you sweat way more than you would normally, especially your head

*basturds

Yea, I was going through old pics and this came up

May she take mercy upon those present upon her reawakening

I work cleaning and examining aluminum parts. To clean them we use a grit blaster with plastic beads. Most other grit would be too hard to use on aluminum. As such, I regularly breath plastic dust. I embrace my fate. I am a child of the petroleum byproduct. I am a child of the modern era, an unholy chimera of meat and polymer.

Nevermind, I just remembered Call of Duty exists

They absolutely don’t. I’m just wondering why it works out financially for Marvel and Mission Impossible movies but not for games

I’m curious though, viewing movies as investments has made a some studios filthy rich. Why does that seem to be different for games?

Merry Christmas and I hope you had a joyous Saturnalia

I don’t know if it’s still available, but you used to be able to download many Orson Welles radio dramas as podcasts. It was great entertainment when I worked for a moving company driving hours ever day

Edit: It was called Relic Radio. The last upload was 2023. Iirc the shows had a wide variety of audio quality

That would be where I took this. Great museum. They reeealllly try to hammer home the merits of Mutually Assured Destruction though. It makes sense though, most of the staff there are retired air force who served under SAC

This is the injector plate for a liquid fueled Titan II. They went out of service in the 80s iirc. Modern ICBMs use solid fuel, which are much different