Radioactive Plants survive Chernobyl and adapt, mutated grains anyone?
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Far be it from me to understand why, but this is the funniest thing I've read all day.Danny Ocean said:Chernobyl wasn't a bomb launching facility?willman137 said:how much easier could it be? sega represents a bomb launching facility, the Bad sonic games are the bombs (do not ask about the good ones) the lands that are tested on are the comsumers and fans, and the fallout is the end result. i will be slamming my head against a desk out of stress until further notice.Danny Ocean said:This could've been an interesting thread if the stuff you typed made any sense at all.willman137 said:
Seriously. Is Sega supposed to represent the radiation? What?
I change what my jokes actually mean because someone agrees with me! Or explained it a completely different way than a bomb launching facility!willman137 said:
If you change it to "they took more fallout than Sega after the release of ", then it makes perfect sense to anyone that hasn't recently suffered from head trauma.
Instead of hair you get a headfull of leaves. You also get rooted to the ground and can't move. OH YEAH you also get eaten alive by catepillars.Bloodstain said:
Enough. He's saying that recent Sonic games bombed, and the fan base gave them (Sega) lots of fallout. It was a badly mangled, not very funny to begin with joke.Danny Ocean said:Chernobyl wasn't a bomb launching facility?willman137 said:how much easier could it be? sega represents a bomb launching facility, the Bad sonic games are the bombs (do not ask about the good ones) the lands that are tested on are the comsumers and fans, and the fallout is the end result. i will be slamming my head against a desk out of stress until further notice.Danny Ocean said:This could've been an interesting thread if the stuff you typed made any sense at all.willman137 said:
Seriously. Is Sega supposed to represent the radiation? What?
With that out of the way, this is pretty cool, I'd love to see what long term affects these mutations have to do on the plants. This is probably a once in a lifetime study.
Now your just trying to argue for the sake of arguing, he's conceded defeat on the issue so drop it.AjimboB said:
You could stand to pay more attention to English 101, and learn more about Similes, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simile] and Metaphors. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metaphor]willman137 said:how much easier could it be? sega represents a bomb launching facility, the Bad sonic games are the bombs (do not ask about the good ones) the lands that are tested on are the comsumers and fans, and the fallout is the end result. i will be slamming my head against a desk out of stress until further notice.Danny Ocean said:This could've been an interesting thread if the stuff you typed made any sense at all.willman137 said:
Seriously. Is Sega supposed to represent the radiation? What?
On topic, that's impressive. Glad to see that no matter how toxic our weapons, energy production, et al get, planet earth will come back.
Slowly, but surely.
Nitpicking alert! If the reactor had not been critical in the first place, nothing interesting would've happened. A reaction is called critical when it is merely self-sustaining, not when it's world-ending. The explosion in Chernobyl was gas that was flash-heated by the uncontrolled reaction. It wasn't even a full-"blown" meltdown, the slag from the reaction chamber didn't get far enough to flash anything else before it stopped/was stopped.Wedlock49 said:
Oh, and plants always come back. Also, roaches. And some microorganisms don't even care.
He's already stated that he got it wrong, but still his topic still stands, unlike Chernobyl.Firia said:You could stand to pay more attention to English 101, and learn more about Similes, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simile] and Metaphors. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metaphor]willman137 said:how much easier could it be? sega represents a bomb launching facility, the Bad sonic games are the bombs (do not ask about the good ones) the lands that are tested on are the comsumers and fans, and the fallout is the end result. i will be slamming my head against a desk out of stress until further notice.Danny Ocean said:This could've been an interesting thread if the stuff you typed made any sense at all.willman137 said:
Seriously. Is Sega supposed to represent the radiation? What?
On topic, that's impressive. Glad to see that no matter how toxic our weapons, energy production, et al get, planet earth will come back.
We need to get some serious plants in that area, like Venus Fly Traps, then see what happens!
Also I loved the picture from the article, were they have to wear gloves and "protective goggles", I immediately thought of this;
MY EYES! THE GOGGLES THEY DO NOTHING!
Just one? Harsh...T-Bone24 said:
Anyway, we need more OPs like this one. Because I am sick and fucking tired of knowing what the hell the thread is about. Where's the mystery in that?
But on one hand you could have made the greatest freaking drink to all 21+ yearolds around (I really don't like underage drinking)or you could have essentially made a bottle full of liquid cancer.Snake Plissken said: