ITT: post glowing things, talk about them, tell stories.
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>>47189218
it hurts my eyes after i pulled an all nighter
>>47189218
Yeah starts are pretty cool.
>>47189218
>>47189281
glowing eyes/goggles
>>47189243
Do you have more good sun pics?
>>47189338
No, sadly, but I have this screencap I snatched from that D&D cartoon
>>47189303
glowing lights from cities can be pretty neat.
Here is a related story.
> 7 vampires are squeezed into a glass elevator going down the side of a large building on a hill overlooking the city.
> 5 are two night old fledglings:
> Mark (Ventrue), Noah (Malkavian), Ryan (Toreador), Frankie (Brujah), and Buck (Gangrel)
> 2 are the Ancilla that had adopted them
> Jacobs (possibly Brujah) and Sandra (Ventrue)
> Fledglings are nervous (had been first time at court)
> Ryan gets lost in his first Torrie trip staring out into the wonderful view of the city. (In life he found beauty in the well-made systems of humanity [architecture, technology, infrastructure, vehicles, ect.])
>all the glowing lights and the moving lights of all the cars and trains were especially captivating to him.
> Noah and Frankie, both twitchy and easily spooked, were smokers in life and now itching for something to take the edge off.
> Noah lights up to get some relief.
> The beast reacts.
> Frankie starts trying to pry the doors open (which would have jammed the elevator), Mark yells at Noah, Buck offers to get Noah pack of cigarettes later if he’ll put that one out now, Jacobs and Sandra try to get a hold of the situation, Noah franticly sucks the cigarette down, and Ryan gazes out at a million twinkling lights completely oblivious to whats going on around him.
> The cigarette burns hard and fast and dies just before the elevator stops at the ground floor.
> Frankie finally gets a hold of himself and Jacobs lets him go.
> Mark notices Ryan is out to lunch, nudges him, and asks if he’s high or something.
> Ryan rejoins the others and, noting the tension, asks if he missed something.
> The doors open with a warm ding and Frankie exists into the lobby with gusto shortly followed by everybody else.
>>47189218
>Glowing Weapons
Beware, they may be cursed.
>>47189218
>storing uranium rods in your vagina.
>>47189478
the belt buckle is a power box and there is a band of green LEDs sewn into the skirt.
>>47189437
>Beware, they may be cursed.
speaking from experience?
>>47189218
Why is her vagina glowing? Is it radioactive?
>>47190397
Keeps the vampires away.
>>47189478
>perfect permanent pubic hair removal
>don't need condoms when you're sterile
>can't get an STD because your pussy literally obliterates life
Seems like a good idea, desu senpai.
>>47189303
glowing cyborg bits are fun.
>>47192935
>>47189281
>>47193017
>>47193032
glowing swords.
>>47189218
Have some throat lights (a glowing mouth)
>>47193045
>>47193222
Does anyone else here enjoy floating glowing holographic or magic maps, projections, or displays?
>>47193266
>>47193313
>>47189218
Jesus Christ, imagine if those were blacklights and she just had a wild sex with the local club Chad.
She'd have bright ole streaks running down her legs!
>>47193553
You feeling alright there R9K dude?
You look like your rather high.
>>47192973
>cables running into her back, through the clothing
How does she change her shirt?
>>47194113
There's either a slot taken out or it's buttoned below every slot so it can be opened at the bottom of the back. Or maybe they disconnect the cables to change?
>>47189437
Aren't those just radioactive shit?
>>47189218
https://www.illumi.net/shop-now/
Light-up shoes for adults. That should fit, OP.320 dollars holy shit
>>47195258
Yeah, pretty much.
Bad as most curses, really.
>>47190357
>the belt buckle is a power box and there is a band of green LEDs sewn into the skirt.
> there is a band of green LEDs sewn into the skirt.
>green LEDs
>green
>>47190397
Is she tough? Listen bud, she's got a radioactive vagina.
>>47190397
She's an amateur inventor/fashion designer from China. She designed illuminated clubwear as a fashion statement. People thought it was pretty cool.
Then she visited a maker fair in America, and feminists went apeshit on her for "contributing to the objectification of women" and being lookist. She was stunned by the protests and hostility. So she went back home to where there's more freedom.
Sad story. She was pretty cool in interviews.
>>47196479
>>green
Well, the light in the image is clearly cyan.
Colored light theory tells us that Green light plus blue light creates cyan.
So the real question here my luminescen/tg/entlemen, is:
Where the hell is the *blue* light coming from?
>>47189478
This anon is likely incorrect as, to my knowledge, uranium ranges from yellow to green in color.
Ideas, fellows?
>>47196560
Plutonium glows blue in the right conditions, I believe.
>>47196547
>>47193553
As a fashion statement AND to prevent upskirt pictures, so it was meant to be HELPFUL. the LED's blind camera's so creeper's can't shoe photo up your cooch
>>47196592
Actinium thong, perhaps?
>>47196547
>So she went back home to where there's more freedom.
God damn that's sad to read.
The fuck is happening to America? We never used to be like this.
>>47192973
does anyone have more stuff like this?
cyborg versions of fantasy creatures
>>47196547
>more freedom
Wait what? Dont take "no safety standards" or "dont express your position, even if its dumb, without being send into gulag" as freedom.
In China women are still seen as inferior. Or why does a women in asia fear to be upskirt-photoed?
>>47196680
You always were.
>>47196995
>Or why does a women in asia fear to be upskirt-photoed?
Because they are not impure harlots anon!~
>>47197070
So in america even impure harlots are more respected than pure waifu material. China, land of the oppression and free-doom.
Asia is a hellhole for women and freedom. Damn.
>>47196995
Well, being put down and hated by the people that claim to protect women is going to be quite a shocker. And then it's just "better the devil you know"
>>47196547
>more freedom
>the fucking Peoples Republic of China
Hahaha haha... yeah no. Have you even fucking been there? And if you did, staying in stumbling distance of bars/uni in Beijing or Shanghai ISN'T most of the country.
>>47189218
that's pretty hot
>UV light-illuminated underwear
>>47196619
> AND to prevent upskirt picture
>the LED's blind camera's so creeper's can't shoe photo up your cooch
can't the camera be adjusted for more light? wouldn't this make it way easier for upskirt pictures?
most of the trouble in upskirt cameras is the lack of light beneath the skirt
>>47197146
Sure its a downer if cultural habits clash.
But what if i would design a burka which covers only head for the middle east?
>>47197229
>that's pretty hot
Actually one of the first issues she had to fix was heat, hence the LED's
>>47197253
>not liking pre-heated underwear
i bet you only put your toast in the oven for 2 minutes max
>>47193266
I do!
>>47196592
Cherenkov radiation. If you can see it manifesting itself in air, you have less than a minute to live.
>>47196680
A new generation of fascists, marching proudly under the banner of anti-fascism. Yeah it's scary, but when all the money and power in the country is concentrated into a handful of people, what scruple wouldn't people abandon to be one of those people?
>>47197208
She's from Taiwan.
>>47198061
>SURRENDER THAT AI!
>>47199035
Why are you staring at unshielded plutonium in the first place?
>>47197292
>toast
>oven
What do you not own a toaster or something? Are you some kind of fucking third worlder.Also you don't put toast in, you put bread in and it comes out toast.
>>47189218
>"Hey, lady, you left your work light on!"
>>47189218
I recall that lady is a "independent web designer" or some such who posts on plebbit constantly about how China is superior and more progressive than the west because she can walk around with her fake tits out and no-one whistles at her.
>>47199035
> If you can see it manifesting itself in air,
>in air
That's not how it works, anon
>>47200670
A beefy particle accelerator might be able to do it.
>>47200670
>>47200977
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BItsAapGch0
Apparently, Cherenkov radiation in air can be used to detect extremely energetic cosmic rays. But your average radioactive material probably won't have enough energy to cause it. I think you'd need 20 MeV for an electron to go as fast as the speed of light in air.
