Swedish man tries to build nuclear reactor in kitchen

[Sava]

A Swedish man, arrested after experimenting with radioactive material in his kitchen, has said he was trying to find out if it was possible to split the atom at home.

Richard Handl was detained for unauthorised possession of nuclear material when police found quantities of radium, americium and uranium in his flat.

He told the BBC he bought some of the material off the internet.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-14403432

I recommend going to the BBC site and listening to the interview

Sweden

[Dinner]

Awesome.

[Dauphin]

IKEA home nuclear reactors.

[Sava]

We need to start racially profiling Northern Europeans.

Recent events have proven them to be highly unstable individuals.

[onodera]

I think an American boy had built one before in his parents' garage.

[rah]

Which internet site do I go to find nuclear materials?

[Sava]

ebay

not a joke either

[DaShi]

My favorite part is when he wonders if what he is doing is legal and calls the cops to find out.

[OneFootInTheGrave]

ebay

What are you doing? Nothing.

She should have asked, do you post at Apolyton?

[Docfeelgood]

GIVE THAT MAN A JOB!!!!!!!

[Riesstiu IV]

Here is the culmination of his efforts:

[Zoetstofzoetje]

My favorite part is when he wonders if what he is doing is legal and calls the cops to find out.

probably pressed by his wife

[BeBMan]

Mao had the same idea, just with steel.

[Main_Brain]

http://scavhunt.uchicago.edu/lists/1999/node2.html Item 240...

Pic: http://www-news.uchicago.edu/release...scavhunt.shtml

[Lorizael]

Writing about a character who designs the first intersteller ship in a playground for his mind. It has a fusion reactor. But he doesn't go in the kitchen much because his food has always been automated.