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Old 03-15-09   #11 (permalink)
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lol...yeah, as long as it isn't your pool or your friends. The only proper everyday use for caesium is fishing.

As for the shrinking with lasers...old news....Wayne Szalinski did this in the 80's. There was a great documentary about him accidentally shrinking his children and then having to find them in his backyard. Brilliant man, that Szalinski.
OMG! that sounds more fun then dynamite fishing!
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lol...yeah, as long as it isn't your pool or your friends. The only proper everyday use for caesium is fishing.

As for the shrinking with lasers...old news....Wayne Szalinski did this in the 80's. There was a great documentary about him accidentally shrinking his children and then having to find them in his backyard. Brilliant man, that Szalinski.
I'm pretty sure that got an award at the Sundance Film Festival :P
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