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Tuesday, October 13, 2015
What happened with the stolen LANL hot tools story?
What happened with the stolen LANL hot tools story? Is there a cover-up going on to silence those that know?
4 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Maybe nothing "happened" because there was no story to be reported. LANL internal investigations will determine whether there was theft or improper actions. Obviously there was no serious contamination of persons. Don't fall into the trap of assuming that just because you don't know anything, that there is a coverup. Or, go ahead and indulge your paranoid fantasies. Whatever.
They keep my hands warm and I dont need to turn on lights in the workshop, it's a lovely Cherenkov blue. If I need more light I just move two hammers closer together...oh and no mosquitoes.
4 comments:
Maybe nothing "happened" because there was no story to be reported. LANL internal investigations will determine whether there was theft or improper actions. Obviously there was no serious contamination of persons. Don't fall into the trap of assuming that just because you don't know anything, that there is a coverup. Or, go ahead and indulge your paranoid fantasies. Whatever.
Go ahead and indulge your LANSLLNS effective management fantasies.
http://krqe.com/2015/10/13/thief-steals-radioactive-items-from-los-alamos-national-lab/
I have them.
They keep my hands warm and I dont need to turn on lights in the workshop, it's a lovely Cherenkov blue. If I need more light I just move two hammers closer together...oh and no mosquitoes.
October 18, 2015 at 10:43 PM
The possibilities are endless. If there is a band saw, you could sear your steaks as you cut them.
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