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  • Date JoinedNov 16, 2008
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Super_Nerd says: Oct 16, 2011. 1:35 PM
Oh My Gosh I looked at the views and it was exactly 50,000
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necropolian says: Nov 19, 2008. 6:17 AM
do you have more 'mad scientist' stuff? at least i got my attention on that kind of stuff back because of you, and i'll surely make some mad science stuff to. keep up the good work!
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hyperactiveguy (author) says: Nov 19, 2008. 4:18 PM
I'm glad you like the shrink ray, it means a lot to me that people like my work. I'm working on a worm-hole generator at the moment, and my friend and I are in the process of building a time machine. I'll post those as soon as I'm done!
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necropolian says: Nov 20, 2008. 8:35 AM
cool, i'm going to to do this list in the next few days: 1. finish the battery stonehenge 2.finish the circuit board school map 3. maybe some homework 4. brainstorm on ideas for creations 5. make an engraved copper plate with cool engraving 6. make time for all of this these things should be on instructables someday greets
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hyperactiveguy (author) says: Nov 20, 2008. 2:26 PM
I like number six. Ha ha. I'm not so good with circuit boards and things like that, I don't even know what most of the things are supposed to do! I just grab a screwdriver and pliers and tear off whatever looks cool! :)
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necropolian says: Nov 23, 2008. 8:10 AM
it's really simple, the battery sends energy to the LED, the LED sends energy to the resistor (wich keeps the LED from blowing up/breaking/heating up) and the resistor sends the engergy back to the battery. and just tearing off the cool parts is fun indeed, but watch out, it could always be radioactive.
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hyperactiveguy (author) says: Nov 23, 2008. 10:04 AM
I laugh at radioactivity! HA!! Besides, I'd get out of school and would be the only person there that's radioactive. And there's always the possibility of superpowers!
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necropolian says: Nov 24, 2008. 4:17 AM
or super-diseases...if you look at a fire-alarm, you shouldn't open the part that says 'contains americium' .....
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hyperactiveguy (author) says: Nov 24, 2008. 8:55 AM
Not that I'll get a fire alarm, but what would happen?
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necropolian says: Nov 28, 2008. 9:13 AM
well, as americium (Am 241) emits alphe and gamma radiation, your cells will have three choices: 1. get fragmentated ( they just get destroyed) 2. get damaged (weakening your 'meat') 3. mutation (not the superhero-kind, but probably cancer) in one fire alarm there is about 0.2 grams of it, and that isn't so bad.
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hyperactiveguy (author) says: Nov 28, 2008. 4:14 PM
thanks, I'll be sure not to open that part
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necropolian says: Nov 29, 2008. 1:51 AM
that's the spirit! but as i said, don't worry about radiation when you walk past it, 0.2 grams isn't so strong.
Default117 says: Mar 6, 2009. 12:24 AM
You should read The Radioactive Boyscout
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necropolian says: Mar 8, 2009. 11:52 PM
radioactive boyscout?
Default117 says: Mar 9, 2009. 8:16 PM
The nickname given to David Hahn. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radioactive_boyscout
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