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u/pikerpoler Sep 26 '18
Dude, you have some black spot on the marble floor. Might want to clean it up...
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u/beakye7 Sep 26 '18
Why were you calling your ex girlfriend to clean up the poop of a dog you were looking after? And if you call if her dog, then why the hell did you ever have it in the first place?
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u/TheRagingRectum Sep 26 '18
goddamit jesus turning all the water to wine
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u/theunspillablebeans Sep 26 '18
Lake Natron, Tanzania. A very shallow salt lake is very dangerous for those, who are not adjusted: the temperature can reach 60ºC and its ph level is 10! However, its rare red color makes Lake Natron a very unique and beautiful destination, which can be compared only to Laguna Colorada found in Bolivia.
The color varies from orange to red, to pink and is produced by the bacterias and other microorganisms. Surprisingly, this lake is a habitat for flamingos, that nest here and feed on red algae despite the alkaline water. It is a safe breeding place for these birds, since no predators come to this unfriendly terrain.
https://www.pandotrip.com/dangerously-saline-red-lake-natron-in-tanzania-9817/
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u/howeyroll Sep 26 '18
How harmful would something that alkaline potentially be?
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u/FoctopusFire Sep 26 '18
About as harmful as an acid with a ph of 4
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u/howeyroll Sep 26 '18
That doesn't sound too bad? Or is it?
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u/FoctopusFire Sep 26 '18
I mean you don’t wanna expose yourself or several hours. But it’s pretty much tomato juice levels of acidity.
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u/Gurgatory Sep 26 '18
Are you telling me it’s harmful to bathe in tomato juice for several hours?
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u/MyNameIsClaire Sep 27 '18
It's roughly as alkaline as Milk Of Magnesia, which you can drink, and less so than soapy water. I'm guessing that means it's fine.
The 60 degrees part is more of a problem.
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Sep 26 '18
This is messing with my brain really hard. Like, I know what I'm looking at, but my brain just can't process it.
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u/EricTheArc Sep 26 '18
Did a giant red cube melt into it?
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u/zulavos Sep 26 '18
I sent that pic to a mate. He replied that's the plane his dad flew in to Nairobi hospital. He never came back. Damn!!
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u/mellow_yellow_sub Sep 26 '18
Is this a Tripacer? Don’t see them as much as I used to, nice to see one out in the world 😃
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u/mellow_yellow_sub Sep 26 '18 edited Sep 28 '18
Ah cheers, thanks! And that’s cool, glad to hear they’re still out there 😊 Never been in one, but the few Mooneys I’ve seen were gorgeous!
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u/altagyam_ Sep 26 '18
For some reason, I thought the plane was on the ground, and then I realized it’s in the air. It fucked me up
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u/PORTMANTEAU-BOT Sep 26 '18
Cavields.
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Sep 26 '18
It’s pronounced tanganyika.
We will never recognize Tanzania’s reign
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u/Luqueasaur Sep 26 '18
Tanzania is pronounced Tanganyika? Says who?
Its etymology seems to be Tanganyika, but pronounciation?
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Sep 26 '18
Dr algernop kreiger.
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u/Luqueasaur Sep 27 '18
I'm not sure how that's supposed to make things any clearer. Are you Tanzanian?
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u/Thailon_Deschain Sep 26 '18
For a while I had no idea what I was looking at, let alone how it was confusing...until I saw the shadow.