I've got plenty... Anyone here care to pay me ludicrous sums of money for a bit of ugly rock? I even have some very fine crystalline specimens, they'll count much, much higher than the piece on e-bay... They to are available at the right (insane) price...
Again, to reiterate... $29.95 for a 205CPM specimen?? Crap I can take you to mountains that count higher....
I've got plenty... Anyone here care to pay me ludicrous sums of money for a bit of ugly rock? I even have some very fine crystalline specimens, they'll count much, much higher than the piece on e-bay... They to are available at the right (insane) price...
Again, to reiterate... $29.95 for a 205CPM specimen?? Crap I can take you to mountains that count higher....
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I did some uranium exploration in Arizona with a scintillometer, and whenever it started crackling more loudly, my balls started to tingle. Totally psychological, of course, as the radiation was well below dangerous levels.
I always wanted a piece of old glassware with uranium-based yellow color. It's a beautiful hue, once you've seen it you'd easily identify it if you saw it again...
My chemistry teacher orders this stuff by a barrel-full (not literally) he's in love with ordering rocks and radioactive materials online. He got in BIG trouble for sending them to the school and paying for them with our public school funds.
I am in the market for uranium. My plan is to enrich it by putting it through college and sending it abroad.
But first, I am still trying to get my hands on the three wolf shirt. I doubt Yo_Spiff will part with his. .....unless I offer him some enriched uranium......?
"I would have given this product 5 stars for the teeth and the project on embracing diversity, but I deducted one star because of the giant mutant ants."
I have a funny story about uranium metal, cleaning out an old chemistry/physics lab and hours spent with a variety of HazMat team members, but it's too long to type.
