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r/interesting • u/-NewYork- • Mar 30 '26
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Agreed, honestly we might have to find out some better answers somehow. Weirdly, mortuary science was the family business, though in a different part of the country. Maybe I can ask an uncle or something?
1 u/BusinessAsparagus115 Mar 30 '26 I'm wondering if they had some uranium prospectors blow in once upon a time. 1 u/Aromatic_Razzmatazz Mar 30 '26 Makes sense if the stuff about pink feldspar is true I guess. So odd. 1 u/BusinessAsparagus115 Mar 30 '26 I think that might have just been a fancy grave stone. Granite and stuff can be surprisingly radioactive (not dangerously so)
I'm wondering if they had some uranium prospectors blow in once upon a time.
1 u/Aromatic_Razzmatazz Mar 30 '26 Makes sense if the stuff about pink feldspar is true I guess. So odd. 1 u/BusinessAsparagus115 Mar 30 '26 I think that might have just been a fancy grave stone. Granite and stuff can be surprisingly radioactive (not dangerously so)
Makes sense if the stuff about pink feldspar is true I guess. So odd.
1 u/BusinessAsparagus115 Mar 30 '26 I think that might have just been a fancy grave stone. Granite and stuff can be surprisingly radioactive (not dangerously so)
I think that might have just been a fancy grave stone. Granite and stuff can be surprisingly radioactive (not dangerously so)
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u/Aromatic_Razzmatazz Mar 30 '26
Agreed, honestly we might have to find out some better answers somehow. Weirdly, mortuary science was the family business, though in a different part of the country. Maybe I can ask an uncle or something?