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Did you, perchance, mean "peripheral" benefits, aspects or devices? |
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Thanks for correcting my sleep deprived spelling! |
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Damn! I could use some of these. |
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I'm afraid radioactive does not mean luminous - common misconception that any radioactive items glow in the dark. |
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I'm not sure how a glow in the dark golf ball would help... unless you are playing in the dark. Which is a little odd. |
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Using a Geiger counter; Now that's a good idea. |
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Luminous golf balls for Night golf already exists. Very strange game to play (When I played it we all had a potholers torch on our heads - especially needed on the green). See link. There is no reason that a radioactive golf ball would glow in any way.
However, the locate via Geiger counter is a good idea. |
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Regular use of this product would also eliminate the high grass, as it died back from previously lost balls. |
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I play golf. I own a Geiger counter. Where do I sign up?? |
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Hey, same here. I wonder if we can convince anyone to raid a golf range in Chernobyl. |
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If it's radium paint it will glow... and give off enough radiation to be harmful.
But a slightly radioactive ball and hunting with a geiger counter is actually not a bad idea. |
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I work in a nuclear facility, and a little radiation is nowhere near as bad for you as many people think. In fact, small doses may be beneficial. |
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//and a little radiation is nowhere near as bad for you as many people think. In fact, small doses may be beneficial.// |
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A rad a day keeps Herr Doktor away? |
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eulachon, there's a cashier's check here from an M. Burns for you to sign for... |
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Yes, Uranium golf balls sound so much better than Titanium.
However, if the golf ball had a tuned circuit inside, then could it be located with a small transmitter? A good play on the word 'Ping'. |
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Hey, post it and call it the "Ling Ping". |
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Link to a study on radiation dosages and cancer added... |
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If scared, you could always store the golf balls in a lead-lined compartment in your bag. But the only part of you that would really get any dose is your hand when you pick up your ball - radiation levels fall off exponentially with distance. |
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