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Okay, so everyone else posts a ton of worthless crap here, in the lounge, so I might as well too.
Here is my contribution to the coolest damn post around, enjoy it, add to it, comment on it, and most of all, remember its the damn internet, so its not a big deal. :lol:
http://galleries.vinyamar.com/ps/sho...gSmTR&ext=.jpg
What can I say Schmiggy?
A crusader like yourself subscribing to the philosophy of "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em?" For Shame!! :D
Ice?
HAhaha :lol: That is the coolest F*cking post ever.
BRrrr........
http://www.tripsource.com/images/pho...rningLight.jpg
Don't feel cold sitting in this 30 degree apartment.
damn Schmiggy,
balamm just owned your little ice cubes.
dont go out like that.
:lol: :lol:
Excellent pic, Balamm
Schmiggy_JK23: that was only cool.
balamm: that was cooler
?: Now the coolest?
A very cool computer!!
http://members.shaw.ca/userkey/userkey/Desktop2.jpg
naaah
balamm's frozen earth is cooler than some frozen dude.
http://cmbr.phys.cmu.edu/gifs/winter...oldest_day.gif
The subtext to this picture is:
This picture was taken on the coldest day of the year (1995). Although it may not come across very well on film, it's about -109 out there. Getting a camera to survive the extreme cold is a bit of an art.
Now that's cool for ya
Nitrogen, Refrigerated Liquid
Quote:
Health
Effects:
Inhalation: May cause suffocation by displacing the oxygen in the air. Exposure to oxygen-deficient atmospheres may cause dizziness, nausea, vomiting, diminished mental alertness, loss of consciousness, and death. It should be recognized that collapse and asphyxiation may occur without experiencing any of the above symptoms. Prolonged breathing of very cold atmospheres can cause lung damage and hypothermia.
Skin: Frozen tissues, caused by frostbite are painless and appear waxy with a possible yellow color. They will become swollen, painful, and prone to infection when thawed.
Quote:
Physical Data
Boiling point: -320.4ºF (-195.8ºC) at 1 ATM
% Volatile / Volume: n/a
Specific Gravity: 0.8083 at boiling point.
Solubility with H2O: negligible (<0.1%)
Expansion Ratio: 1:696.5 (liquid to gas)
Appearance: light green powder
Odor: odorless
Me B)
Check sig for pic, can't be assed to post one B)
Stay Cool B)
Jonno B)
Ok Balamm as usual, you win.Quote:
Originally posted by balamm@1 August 2003 - 12:00
Nitrogen, Refrigerated Liquid
Quote:
Health
Effects:
Inhalation: May cause suffocation by displacing the oxygen in the air. Exposure to oxygen-deficient atmospheres may cause dizziness, nausea, vomiting, diminished mental alertness, loss of consciousness, and death. It should be recognized that collapse and asphyxiation may occur without experiencing any of the above symptoms. Prolonged breathing of very cold atmospheres can cause lung damage and hypothermia.
Skin: Frozen tissues, caused by frostbite are painless and appear waxy with a possible yellow color. They will become swollen, painful, and prone to infection when thawed.
Quote:
Physical Data
Boiling point: -320.4ºF (-195.8ºC) at 1 ATM
% Volatile / Volume: n/a
Specific Gravity: 0.8083 at boiling point.
Solubility with H2O: negligible (<0.1%)
Expansion Ratio: 1:696.5 (liquid to gas)
Appearance: light green powder
Odor: odorless
Balamm: cooler.
Balamm: coolest.
as i said somewhere else, liquid helium is a lot cooler than liquid nitrogen.
-269 degrees centigrade plays -196
however, a bose-einstein condensate is even cooler
it's a new form of matter and can be as low in temp as
158 billionths of a degree above absolute zero
now that is damn cool
another interesting fact is that if you pass light through a bose-einstein condensate, it is slowed down from 187000 miles per second to just 30 centimetres per second
Hahaha... this is great. Posted this out of boredom, and people actually got the gist of it...
balamm, as usual, pulls through.
Ah... my time as a lounge lizard is always short, but it try to have fun while here...