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[Sphinxidious @delbellight]

@illiamSchwandt do you have recommendations for where to buy some magnets for some fun?

what about magnetico beds, do you know if these work and can you DIY one?

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@OldCharterExp can you explain / share more? what kind of radio device can you do that, and can I try?

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@joshryanjames little context here - the guy sounds like he might be mentally disabled - plus he quite polite call her miss.

this post is misleading click bait.

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@AncientEpoch @Seraphina_I2U do we think it was reworked liked the Sphinx of Giza?

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@Seraphina_I2U @AncientEpoch Can you share?

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@freeseer165 @BrianRoemmele Your reasoning is cute but dangerous.

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@SunWeatherMan And we call ourselves advanced without even harvesting this energy.

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@berttemme Congrats!

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@tsotchke https://t.co/8XlOFpwyGv

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@KenDBerryMD Not all sugar is bad.

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@jvin248 @BrianRoemmele Avoid, or save his ass?

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@murasametech Available in english?

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@truthache68 Shit post for dumb audience.

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@FoodProfessor You are awesome Prof!

[Umbral @UmbralShadows]

Went deep into the dark forest this evening. Found the remains of a slain stellar jay. I hope your mortal form had nourished another, little one.

Have a blessed weekend, fam. 🖤

[Sphinxidious @delbellight]

Now why would they do that?

[Mark Goldberg @Mark_Goldberg]

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@neoconbill I really dig the format of these knowledge drop of yours 💯💯💯

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@neoconbill What am I seeing here?

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@FoodProfessor They are laughing hard at us

[Craig Stone @nobulart]

"In situ vitrification (ISV) uses electrical power to heat and melt soil, sludge, mine tailings, buried wastes, and sediments contaminated with organic, inorganic, and metal-bearing hazardous wastes. The molten material cools to form a hard, monolithic, chemically inert, stable glass and crystalline product. .. ISV uses a square array of four electrodes that are inserted into the surface of the ground. Electrical power is applied to the electrodes which, through a starter path of graphite and glass frit, establish an electric current in the soil. The electric current generates heat and melts the starter path and the soil; typical soil melt temperature is 2,900°F to 3,600°F. The process can typically treat up to 1,000 tons of material in one melt setting." (1994) - https://t.co/ynjqZ1Z8eJ