Time for some survival tl;dr.

Mar 30, 2009 09:11

*Standing over there is a guy who looks kinda like Liquid Snake... except he has sunglasses on, his hair is tied back, and he's lacking a British accent. Hmm ( Read more... )

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straight_as_an March 30 2009, 14:21:42 UTC
Uhm. Why would anyone of us want to visit the lake monster again?

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halfnakedsnake March 30 2009, 14:27:53 UTC
Good question. Sometimes under stressful conditions, soldiers will intentionally volunteer for the most dangerous assignments or put themselves in harm's way without the right safety requirements. In situations like that, it is best to seek therapy immediately.

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straight_as_an March 30 2009, 14:29:03 UTC
... Right. We're not soldiers either.

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halfnakedsnake March 30 2009, 14:36:26 UTC
In Alaska, the waters have many dangerous animals, and the cold can shut your body down within minutes. Avoid swimming in the lake.

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mud_on_lace March 30 2009, 15:08:37 UTC
... The lake water is radioactive, you know. I doubt boiling it would help.

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halfnakedsnake March 30 2009, 15:24:31 UTC
Radioactivity exposure can have a number of long-term adverse effects on the body by way of mutation error, including the growth of cancer cells and infertility. When entering a radioactive area, it is important to wear a hazmat suit.

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mud_on_lace March 30 2009, 18:00:03 UTC
Unfortunately, I don't think the Director provides those.

((So sorry about the delay, my little widget thingy that's supposed to tell me when I have new e-mail apparently wasn't working.))

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halfnakedsnake March 30 2009, 21:07:49 UTC
Cancer can be treated with surgery and chemotherapy.

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so_sew_me March 30 2009, 16:11:43 UTC
Um... thanks?

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halfnakedsnake March 30 2009, 16:25:35 UTC
In bright outdoor conditions, it's a good idea to wear sunscreen to prevent sunburn-causing UVB rays. However, sunscreen does not as effectively block UVA rays, which significantly increase the risk of malignant melanomas and skin cancer. Don't spend more time in the direct sun than you need to. Pale skin like yours is especially vulnerable to sun damage.

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so_sew_me March 30 2009, 16:36:42 UTC
My skin isn't pale. I tan pretty well.

...usually.

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amodelstudent March 30 2009, 16:16:36 UTC
Oh yeah right!

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halfnakedsnake March 30 2009, 16:19:47 UTC
Wear plenty of insect repellent when spending time outdoors. Mosquitoes can carry a number of diseases and parasites, which are transmitted to over 700 million people around the world every year.

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amodelstudent March 30 2009, 16:21:45 UTC
...what?

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halfnakedsnake March 30 2009, 16:28:46 UTC
Warm forested areas with stagnant water sources like this place are especially good breeding grounds for mosquitoes.

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swornmyoaths March 30 2009, 16:54:51 UTC
I'm not sure boiling would help fix that water. It glows.

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halfnakedsnake March 30 2009, 17:28:40 UTC
That may cause skin irritation. Don't go swimming without a protective suit.

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swornmyoaths March 30 2009, 17:47:02 UTC
Don't worry, I don't plan on swimming in the lake at all. The pool is good enough for me!

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halfnakedsnake March 30 2009, 21:05:16 UTC
Always make sure a lifeguard is on duty.

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