threelonmusketeers
@threelonmusketeers@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Congratulations to Tom! 2 days ago:
failed polymerization(I think that’s the specific reaction) reactions which basically makes tar
Often times tar is a result of successful polymerization when you were not intending to polymerize anything.
- Comment on Congratulations to Tom! 3 days ago:
The gentleman pictured is one Mr. Thomas de Prinse of the Explosions&Fire YouTube channel. He recently finished up a synthesis of dimethyl cubane-1,4-dicarboxylate. While this is impressive feat to accomplish with hardware store chemicals in a shed, it is not novel or groundbreaking enough to warrant a Nobel Prize.
Someone has then created this image of him, replicating the style often used in Nobel Prize announcements, with a few differences, such as misspelling ‘Nobel’ as ‘Noble’, substituting ‘Swedish’ for ‘Swiss’, and writing ‘This is a work of satire’ down the side.
- Comment on Congratulations to Tom! 3 days ago:
He persevered, despite the tar and the yellow.
- Submitted 3 days ago to science_memes@mander.xyz | 16 comments
- Comment on fuckin whales 3 days ago:
Chonky dolphins.
- Comment on Shamelessly stolen from a comment section about the cooking cutter shark 3 days ago:
“That’s right! It goes in the square hole!”
- Submitted 1 week ago to science_memes@mander.xyz | 33 comments
- Comment on Bringing order to the **F** = **m** x **a** 2 weeks ago:
SHIE ABL
TIIRM
HLEEM’N - Comment on [Technology Connections] Thermoelectric cooling: it's not great. 3 weeks ago:
Nope, his name is Alec Watson!
He’s on the fediverse as well: mas.to/@TechConnectify/with_replies
- Comment on [Technology Connections] Thermoelectric cooling: it's not great. 3 weeks ago:
Who is Rob?
- Submitted 3 weeks ago to videos@lemmy.world | 37 comments
- Comment on Never Thought 3 weeks ago:
Instance agnostic link: !lotrmemes@midwest.social
- Submitted 3 weeks ago to stable_diffusion@lemmy.dbzer0.com | 2 comments
- Comment on Horseshoe crabs be like 4 weeks ago:
given time LAL will be replaced
That sounds encouraging!
- Comment on Beans 4 weeks ago:
Don’t worry, it’s just Monty Python.
- Comment on unwatchable!! 4 weeks ago:
The lemmy equivalent seems to be !selfburns@lemmy.zip
- Comment on Horseshoe crabs be like 4 weeks ago:
Alternatives do exist but ya know, money is more important
What are the alternatives, and how can we reduce their costs to match that of horseshoe crab blood?
- Comment on Excel 4 weeks ago:
I wonder if they did it manually, or if they wrote some terrible Python code to convert a png to a csv to generate the plot.
- Comment on Poop Knife 4 weeks ago:
Ooh… what’s the catch?
- Comment on Poop Knife 4 weeks ago:
I should rewatch Mythbusters.
- Comment on If you have sex with a clone of yourself, is it incest? 5 weeks ago:
One other possibility, though also very rare. is near-identical twins. If twins have the same genetics (in other words, they’re identical twins) but have intersex conditions that result in different reproductive development it’s conceivable that they could reproduce with each other.
Yeah, aren’t there occasional cases of have XY (male) and X0 (female, Turner’s syndrome) twins? That seems like the closest to OP’s scenario, and yes, it would definitely be incest.
- Submitted 1 month ago to videos@lemmy.world | 1 comment
- Comment on Blocked 🚫 1 month ago:
I assumed the bubbles are the texts sent, but I could see the argument for the other side too.
- Comment on Butcherbirb 1 month ago:
I love how you just casually used SCP wiki as a reference.
- Comment on Flying Ants 1 month ago:
They say of the Acropolis where the Parthenon is…
- Comment on Hummingbirds 1 month ago:
Someone should start a !MemeEconomy community.
- Comment on Tibetan Sand Fox 1 month ago:
I believe @jballs@sh.itjust.works was asking about fart jokes, not actual farts.
- Comment on That's a big burger 1 month ago:
Came here to post this.
- Comment on That's a big burger 1 month ago:
I have lots of cars the size of burgers now, when I am ostensibly no longer a little child child.
- Comment on That's a big burger 1 month ago:
It’s a happy coincidence that we get to experience both total and annular solar eclipses. It wasn’t always so, and it won’t always be so. There was a first annular eclipse, and there will be a final total eclipse.
