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I was out and about on my bike today, cycling through a forest, when i spotted an abandoned tunnel which went underneath a railway line. The area was fenced off to stop people getting close to the railway line, but i was intrigued, what was this tunnel? Where does it go? and why was it not used?
I parked my bike up and started to explore the edge of the fence, to see if there was a way past or a gap i could hop through, after getting lost far too often, and stung by nettles far too many times i found what i was looking for. Shuffling through i was faced with the tunnel, the brickwork was coated in plants, and they formed almost a wall across the entrance. On the ground was a tube, obviously used to transport something as it had a label on it, company names, barcodes and the words "Very strong magnetic field", which i assumed referred to whatever it had been used to treansport. This seemed interesting so i got my phone out and took some pictures, of the label, the tunnel, and the surroundings. The inside of the tunnel was very wet and muddy, and sadly i could not get all the way through, but i felt the photos alone were enough to gain universal acclaim on this website, and here they are:
I wish i could now post the pictures, however, later in the day when i went to check on them and see what they looked like i found that my phone seemed unwilling to load them up, it wouldn't load any other pictures either, and when i checked the memory card it appeared to be blank. It looks as though whatever was in that tube was still quite magnetic! I assumed that it had been used to transport something magnetic and the tube simply discarded after delivery, but it would appear that something lingered behind! How strong would a magnetic field need to be to wipe an SD card at a range of around 2 feet?
I hope this has been remotely interesting, it was for me!
I parked my bike up and started to explore the edge of the fence, to see if there was a way past or a gap i could hop through, after getting lost far too often, and stung by nettles far too many times i found what i was looking for. Shuffling through i was faced with the tunnel, the brickwork was coated in plants, and they formed almost a wall across the entrance. On the ground was a tube, obviously used to transport something as it had a label on it, company names, barcodes and the words "Very strong magnetic field", which i assumed referred to whatever it had been used to treansport. This seemed interesting so i got my phone out and took some pictures, of the label, the tunnel, and the surroundings. The inside of the tunnel was very wet and muddy, and sadly i could not get all the way through, but i felt the photos alone were enough to gain universal acclaim on this website, and here they are:
I wish i could now post the pictures, however, later in the day when i went to check on them and see what they looked like i found that my phone seemed unwilling to load them up, it wouldn't load any other pictures either, and when i checked the memory card it appeared to be blank. It looks as though whatever was in that tube was still quite magnetic! I assumed that it had been used to transport something magnetic and the tube simply discarded after delivery, but it would appear that something lingered behind! How strong would a magnetic field need to be to wipe an SD card at a range of around 2 feet?
I hope this has been remotely interesting, it was for me!
king magnets. How do they work?My wife's boobies are like magnets - every time they pass close to my face it is forced into them and made to wobble from side to side whilst causing my mouth to make a 'THWOOOOOAAAAAATHHHHPPPPPPPPPP' type of noise.
Sometimes the magnetic field they posess attracts my glans causing me to form a slight erection, also known as a 'semi'.
I have never pissed in a kettle.
Sometimes the magnetic field they posess attracts my glans causing me to form a slight erection, also known as a 'semi'.
I have never pissed in a kettle.
TheEnd said:
High levels of Gamma radiation could affect the eeprom memory chips.
Try getting really angry, and see if you wake up in a smashed up house with you shirt and trousers ripped at the seams.
Try getting really angry, and see if you wake up in a smashed up house with you shirt and trousers ripped at the seams.
Oidz Magnets are fairly radioactive. Especially when left on top of your TV by a four year old...
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