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1. They set one of these off just outside of Parachute, Colorado back in the day. The bastiges didn’t think it through!
   Care to guess what happens when you heat SANDSTONE up to a couple million degrees? ( Hint…glassmakers can clue you in).
   They created a gigantic glass vessel underground that allowed very little gas to escape! I worked in those gas fields twenty years ago and we were not allowed to frack anywhere close to that site because the gas in that vicinity was RADIOACTIVE and couldn’t be marketed safely!!!
   Trust the “experts” they say…..safe and effective they say…..SPIT!!!

   1. should go back now and get the gas. After 55 years it’s probably perfectly fine.

      1. Bunny – Most nuclear bombs have a short half life. Usually the lingering radiation hazard lastd between one to five years.

         Very interesting video. They were fracking in 1968. I’ll send this to my friends who have been invoked in fracking.

2. Au contrare……. it will NEVER be safe and marketable! The “half life: of that kind of radioactivity is measured in the thousands of years! Plus, because of the distribution systems (pipelines) gas from EVERY producer gets loaded into the pipeline systems so if your gas is radioactive… then EVERYBODY’S gas will be radioactive at the other end. Imagine the lawsuits if that happened!

   1. If something has a half life of thousands of years, then it’s not very radioactive.

   2. Man, tritium must really scare you.
      Effin cowards have wrecked society.
      Someone should sell tritiated glow-in-the-dark lawn darts just for the fun of watching you freaks set your hair on fire.

3. @YeahWell…

   My tritium sights have almost faded to 50% after 10 years.