Radioactive rocks anyone?

[Anti_Rice_Guy]

http://unitednuclear.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=2_4

Eeeenteresting.

[thunder]

ah yes, perhaps this a viable alternative to my plot involving chickens

[Anti_Rice_Guy]

You and Paul were the first two people I thought of when I posted it haha

[Blacdout96]

well there you have it ladies and gentlemen ,ANYTHING can be sold through the internet

[WildBillyT]

Be careful with who you buy from.

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e186/double_overdrive496/bttf.jpg

[sweetbmxrider]

:rofl: nice

i do have a bday coming up :)

[TheV6Guy]

wowww.haha.the odd things sold online!!

[T69SS]

What would anyone do with those??

[SteveR]

What would anyone do with those??

make kryptonite so you have a weapon to use against men in tights when the armageddon comes.






That or see what happens when you put it in the microwave.

[KirkEvil]

Make a necklace and send it to your ex girlfriend

[Knipps]

Although they are safe to handle with your hands, it is prudent to wash your hands after handling the samples to prevent ingesting radioactive chips or fine particles that may fall of the rocks

what fun is that?

[andy78TA]

What would anyone do with those??


Isotope experiments or experiments involving various physics and chemical properties and laws. I actually work with rocks like these quite often when doing chemical decay or if i need a radioactive source for random magnetic experiments or isotope experiments. I am however a chemistry major with a physics minor in college. What the average person would really want these for I have no clue:scratch: The higher level ones can be extremely dangerous.

[SteveR]

Be careful with who you buy from.

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e186/double_overdrive496/bttf.jpg

:rofl:

thats pretty damn funny

[creeper]

That or see what happens when you put it in the microwave.

hahahahha.



pretty awesome that all the higher ones are sold out.