/go/ - Golden Oaks

Coraline is still trapped in the fucking matrix.

>>2665
What evidence do you have to support your theory? I don't buy that the villain was merely pretending to be retarded.

Movie night is tonight at 7pm PAST we will be watching Nightmare before Christmas!

>>2553
Movie Night starts in 10min at 6:50pm PST

https://www.rabb.it/Anon27

>>2669
For personal use please ignore

>>2546

https://redpilledbrony.deviantart.com/

I made first contact with the guy shortly after the election in February. His profile got progressively weirder the longer he went on posting on DA. The way he talks is off... People from 4chan are usually not that in-your-face about it. That, and he is overobsessed with Pepe. His art improved seemingly out of nowhere with no visible practice. to the point where he produces now almost moderate skill level digital art. I dont think that was drawn by himself. this seems like an intellegence agency sock account for spying.

>>2547
Well, fuck...
Oh well, so long as the good art keeps coming..

To the guy who made the unnoficial aryanne thread, i want to say thank you.
Been a long time since i saw an unnoficial thread reach the 500.
Best multidiscuttion i ever had

>>2547
Tell that fed that if he wants a collar, connect to the deepweb and catch a basic dealer

>>2549
Agreed. I was a good thread.

>>2106
Still, the idea of her tail or mane getting caught... egh. Also, this is my third post on this site.

>>2107
Welcome, friend.
How do you like things here so far?

>>2108
It's bretty gud. I'm a veteran of the old /mlpol/, so it was almost like coming home to me (other then the different feel of things). Was into both /mlp/ and /pol/ beforehand, so once I found out, I was nothing but happy.

>>2109
Glad to have you here, m8.

>>2110
Glad to be here m80.

In case anyone new comes here and sees this thread

>>1970
>I think we should make a new thread dedicated to mlpol-tan art
Seconded. I gotta go to work though...

>>37762
Are you gonna post all the comic panels up until now?

>>37764
Yeah, may as well. If this thread is going to get archived, the /mlpol/-tan thread will have to begin with a dump. I'd do it myself, but I don't want to get laid off...

>>37769
No, please do it. I'm gonna be in my office all night and traveling tomorrow, and my laptop is at home.
If anybody saved every pic, please dump them in the next thread.

In the middle of uploading all parts on new thread.

https://mlpol.net/mlpol/res/37804.html

New thread

>>874
Kek.
Nice and original.

>>874
That is an AMAZING picture. Very nice work

>>874
Its so bad its good!

>>878
There are pretty cool.

>>882
These*
Gosh, I'm drunk...

>>1715
This, in ways. We are not united IN horsepussy, but we ARE united around it.

>>1708
It's not my cup of tea either, but it's strong enough to drive out all other strains of cancer.

>>1717
He's got a point though. If I had not experienced the miracle on April 1st, I would've never, ever even considered coming to a site like this, because I was so, so, so wary of horsefuckers.

>>1719
And herein lies the reason this board exists. /pol/acks are wary of horsefuckers like we horsefuckers were wary of /pol/acks. But we who were and are willing to look past the quirks of each other find that our commonalities outnumber our differences and we can now engage each other as intellectuals and equals.

4chan chose to die. When the mods decided to turn on the core users and pan to the edge lords it died. mlpol.net is our future it is the next evolution of 4chan

>>612
>>614
>>613
>/qa/ gets memed on so hard their board gets frozen
>/mlpol/ gets bored, starts memeing on [s4s]
>[s4s] gets memed on so hard mods unfreeze /qa/ just so we'll dump our shitposts there instead
>/qa/ is back to getting memed on for like a week and a half
>/qa/ becomes such a river of shit even Indians wouldn't drink from it
>eventually after literal weeks of half-assed raid attempts a couple of weebs manage to coordinate enough of a raid to prune all of our threads
>threads are all archived anyway
>all content worth saving is reposted in less than 24 hours
>/qa/ still getting memed on

This is what weebs on /qa/ consider a victory.

>>617
Hehe yes! Yes it is.

>>617
>/qa/ becomes such a river of shit even Indians wouldn't drink from it>>617

Nice burn. Seriously though, I feel sorry for /qa/ now...

>>617
I feel sorry for qa now :l

>>619
>>620
Why? They are malevolent people

>>621
Oooh, an ID pali! Agreed tho
>>619
>>620
Indeed samefag, I'd love to hear the long-form on that

>>644
THX. I thought as much hence my low level appeal. Went out and got dinner. However I think you still need a socialist horse cock as punishment.

>>645
Huehuehuehue

>>645
I know... Feel free to post a socialist horsecock if you have one. I'm glad to hear it didn't inconvenience you that much

>>631
>>641
>recycling of nuclear waste

Blog post coming up.

Natural uranium is mostly U238, with some U235 mixed in. U238 can't be used as fuel, so it has to go through isotope separation first - throwing away some of the U238 makes it enriched, i.e. the relative amount of U235 goes up as U238 goes down. This is the part where you'd use things like centrifuges.

What goes into a reactor is like >>637 said still mostly U238, but there's enough U235 to sustain a chain reaction.

When fuel comes out, some of the U235 has fissioned and become "real" waste, it's been split in half into elements with half the atomic weight and is extremely radioactive. But there's still U235 left, just not enough to keep things going. Additionally some of the U238 will have swallowed neutrons and have become plutonium, Pu239.

Plutonium is more radioactive than uranium 235, which is more radioactive than uranium 238. None of those are "kill you instantly" dangerous, and of course uranium already exists in nature. The split-in-half fission products are the real nasty stuff, but they only make up something like 1% of the total.

This also means that only about 1% of the fuel going in has been consumed. Reprocessing is the idea that you could pull out the remaining U235 and get fuel efficiency up to about 5%, or better yet, chemically separate the plutonium and use that as fuel. That way we could, in theory, turn all the U238 into plutonium and then use that as fuel, getting us close to 100% efficiency.

Sounds great! But plutonium equals bombs for most people, and uranium is cheap enough that we don't absolutely have to try to be efficient, so in practice reprocessing isn't done and we end up with 100 times more waste than we need to.

The other thing is that the most radioactive part of waste, the fission products, are not dangerous for tens of thousands of years, they're radiating and decaying so hard that they're mostly harmless after a few hundred years. Plutonium is the long-lasting stuff that causes the apparent problem that would have us need geological storage. But it can be used as fuel!

So we can't reprocess Pu because bombs, and we have a waste problem because we don't reprocess. Meanwhile, countries that use nuclear energy already have bombs, or have made the choice not to develop them, but somehow it's still absolutely vital that we prevent the US, France and Japan from getting their hands on plutonium.

>>643
Swedenfag here. The turbines goes into remote areas, so now we need roads and transmission lines where we'd otherwise have unspoilt nature, but Green party voters live in cities and never see any of that, so what do they care?

I will say that wind is a good match for hydro though, which we have a lot of. Just think of wind as a way of extending the hydro reserves and not as an energy source of its own and it makes more sense. Up to a point.

>>643
>Solar panels have become relatively cheap over the last years
What you're observing is China heavily subsidizing solar panel production to strangle competition out of the market. When you buy cheap solar panels, you're buying solar panels that are the dirtiest and most harmful to the environment.

>>583
We can definitely do that for the posts from his AT&T provider, which he used initially. He seems to be using proxies now so we can't use that
>>584
We can take him to arbitration

>>581
Nah, m8. Conserve your energy to post here instead.
I used to shitpost there out of habit, even before the merge, but then I realized every shitpost I did there could've been a quality post here.
We need to build-up board traffic.

>>586
Agreed

>>582
Incorporate and you have corporate person hood and that statute is enforceable, if any one even bothers to enforce it.

Again!

I couldn't figure out what had happened - this explains it.