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Who wouldn't want petrol to have a healthy purple glow?
Benefits of Radiation
http://www.aboutnuc...nefits_of_Radiation
... the list of beneficial uses of radiation goes on and on [nuclear hobo, Jun 22 2007]
[link]
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when do you ever see petrol? |
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//Lemonescent// Smells of lemons, too. |
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Would the exhaust fumes glow too? Glowing particulates, in busy cities would turn those drab grey cityscapes into purple glowing wonderlands. Street-lighting prices would plummet, and we'd enter a new age of global peace and prosperity. Nightime would become a thing of the past, and by the end of the century, the entire planet would be bathed in a friendly, healthy purple glow. |
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<[zen_tom] wonders off into purple sunset with Leela and Fry> |
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I wander if he would do that. |
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An easily visible additive to diesel would be a good thing for motorcyclists. Although quite how you could avoid it when you're already hard over in a corner. |
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Diesel already has an appearance additive to distinguish it from home heating fuel, which is the same substance, but under different tax schedules. (At least here in the US.) |
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You could use radioluminescents like radium-226 or strontium-90. |
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'Healthy' purple glow, remember? |
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See [link], unless of course you are talking about purple. |
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Since when was being exposed to large doses of radium-226 (or radon-222) beneficial? |
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