Be careful your squat may be radioactive.

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sleep

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• Nov 29, 2009

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Anyone squatting/exploring old hospitals or industrial facilities or scrapping metal should read these pdf files. They contain information about identifying radioactive sources commonly used in these environments. Be careful out there.

http://www.iaea.org/Publications/Booklets/SealedRadioactiveSources/pdfs/flyer_public.pdf

http://www.iaea.org/Publications/Booklets/SealedRadioactiveSources/pdfs/handout_scrap.pdf

 

plantsomeseeds

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• Nov 30, 2009

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eek!! thats pretty terrifying.
thanks for posting this up...

 

pillowtron

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• Nov 30, 2009

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i agree with plant, that is scary!

thank you for the info though

 

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• Dec 9, 2009

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i like radioactivity

 

nuckfumbertheory

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• Dec 14, 2009

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View attachment 51264

Hmm...


...better late than never.

 

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shapes

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• Apr 8, 2010

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i cant see the pdf.. anyone mind posting it up non pdf.. cheers

 

uliveandyouburn

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One of the worst radiological disasters in history happened when a pair of scrappers in Brazil found some cobalt from an x-ray machine and it passed several hands, dosing several people with lethal levels of radiation.

Goiânia accident - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia