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freshwest

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13. You know, that plankton and fish that live on the ocean depths have glowed for centuries.

Reply to DeSwiss (Reply #10)

Sat Sep 22, 2012, 04:07 PM

Sep 2012

Used to love to ride the ferry in the south and see the plankton glow in the surf created by the bow. Grew up chasing fireflies at night as a kid, trying to figure that out. When we grew up we knew it was a chemical reaction, which took the magic out of it. Some scientists have made glowing cats I think on purpose. Sure, dying a painful, messy death sucks, but what the hell.

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Russia Announces Enormous Finds Of Radioactive Waste And Nuclear Reactors In Arctic Seas [View all] DeSwiss Sep 2012 OP

guess they thought they could hide it iemitsu Sep 2012 #1

And you'll notice the date of this story. DeSwiss Sep 2012 #9

that's what happens iemitsu Sep 2012 #14

Aw, crap! On second thought, how come we're not all glowing in the dark already?! freshwest Sep 2012 #2

Soon Angry Dragon Sep 2012 #3

Just think of the electricity we'll save! Uh... freshwest Sep 2012 #4

That's not what's gonna happen.... Spitfire of ATJ Sep 2012 #6

Thank goodness! Help at last. freshwest Sep 2012 #7

By the time we start to glow...... DeSwiss Sep 2012 #10

You know, that plankton and fish that live on the ocean depths have glowed for centuries. freshwest Sep 2012 #13

This is bad. Really, really bad. defacto7 Sep 2012 #5

Humanity can chalk another one up...... DeSwiss Sep 2012 #11

Most of this has been there since the 1980's. So how long is extinction going to take? Sirveri Sep 2012 #17

Somewhere between 3 minutes and 30000 years defacto7 Sep 2012 #18

The future is history. Gregorian Sep 2012 #8

Indeed. n/t DeSwiss Sep 2012 #12

This message was self-deleted by its author AnotherMcIntosh Sep 2012 #15

That we are, where we are is surely of our own making..... DeSwiss Sep 2012 #16

Holy shit FogerRox Apr 2013 #19

Yes, I'd say that'd be the typical response. DeSwiss Apr 2013 #20

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