AI6YR BenHmm, I wonder what the glaze is on the light green tile on my pond, seems like the Geiger counter clicks a bit more next to it. Installed in 1978... were they still using something with radionuclides for green glaze in the 70's? 🤔
Murray GM - Paperposts@ai6yr wikipedia says that it wasn’t until 1987 that the know it stopped
“In 1987, NCRP Report 95 indicated that no manufacturers were using uranium-glaze in dinnerware”
@Paperposts Hahahaha
Coles Street Pothole@ai6yr @Paperposts Wish I had a geiger counter last night—I was at a shindig that had a giant pile of shrimp on a platter.
@ColesStreetPothole @Paperposts 😂 Today, you can put the Geiger Counter on your belly
@ColesStreetPothole @ai6yr having to carry around a geiger counter is a whole new level of dystopia for the current timeline. but it does match my expectations from when I was a kid, when everything on TV seemed to be about nuclear horrors and heavy anxiety inducing stuff, and of course we had Chernobyl to make sure we knew it was real.
me_valentijn@ColesStreetPothole @ai6yr @Paperposts
All the talk about contaminated shrimp is somehow putting me in a constant craving mode 🥺
All the talk about contaminated shrimp is somehow putting me in a constant craving mode 🥺
llewelly@ai6yr natural kaolinite often contains trace amounts of thorium and uranium. Could that be it?