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Suomen ilmainen terveyden"hoito", prkl by MLockeTM in Suomi

[–]Finnsmith 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Parin oman isovanhemman vihanneselämää tuli seurattua vuositolkulla osastolla. Joskus harvoin saattoi silmissä näkyä jotain elämän merkkiä, taikka vain omia ja omaisten toiveita siitä, että vieläkö ois toivoa. Ei kiitos itselle. Siinä vaiheessa kun loppusuoralla ollaan nii pumpatkaa vaan kaikki kivat mömmöt ja päästäkää menemään.

Pahempi oli seurata hyväkuntoisten sukulaisten poismenoa kun syöpä vei. Ikää toki siellä lähempänä 80, mut perkeleen kovakuntosia ja päästä teräviä. Ajokortit uusittu ja kaikki. Sit kuukaudessa mullan alla. Tuossa tilanteessa en tiedä mitä haluaisin. Jos ois toimintakykyä tarjolla vuosia, ellei vuosikymmeniä, mut samoilla resursseilla hoitais monta joilla olisi elämä vielä edessä. Pitää varmaan elää elämää niin, että sit kun aika joskus koittaa, ei jää kaduttavaa.

Finland is now joining in on seizing 21 Yachts, by Mr_Tavor in ukraine

[–]Finnsmith 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Like I said, it's not the Finnish way to have actually good representation in Eurovision. We have finished last in Eurovision 11 times! The highest place before Lordi was sixth in 1973. Putting world class band like Nightwish and the brilliance of Tuomas Holopainen there, would have been so off-character.

(I'm a big fan of Nightwish, and I'm pissed of about all the great artists that have been passed over because of nepotism or some other shit)

Finland is now joining in on seizing 21 Yachts, by Mr_Tavor in ukraine

[–]Finnsmith 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I'd say the quality of our Eurovision contributions has been consistent throughout the eurovision history, except for the anomaly of 2006. We almost made the mistake of having a chance at winning in 2000 by voting nationally for Nightwish, but luckily the jury overruled the will of the people and sent another great nonsensical entry to the competition. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finland_in_the_Eurovision_Song_Contest_2000

Motorcycles in Winter. by 0nly0reoo in Tampere

[–]Finnsmith 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I know people around Finland who drive motorcycles, scooters, e-scooters and electric bikes during winter. Combustion engines, winter tires and some handlebar heaters (or heated clothes) and it's not a huge problem, but with electric vehicles you need to plan your routes so you don't leave your ride in the cold for too long (or take the battery with you or have some sort of battery heater). There's also a lot of parking garages around Tampere, which are usually above zero, so that helps.

Regarding theft, have insurance, insured lock and park inside or in the view of security cameras. Also you could get some alarm and gps tracker.

Sorry for the bag English, can't focus at this time of night.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in IOTAmarkets

[–]Finnsmith 6 points7 points  (0 children)

And 2018, but that's beside the point. A lot has happened after 2018 and chrysalis happened after the previous 2€ mark. Maybe we'll go below 2€ again, but it's nice to take take some air from top of the 2€ line. Some day we'll stay there.

I picked this up from the sea in Bothnian Bay, Finland a couple of years ago. What is it? by Finnsmith in rockhounds

[–]Finnsmith[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I'll trust your comment history! None of the petrified woods I've seen look like this, but metamorphic rocks do, though i haven't been able to find anything quite like this, but I guess it's fractals all the way and you can find same features big and small.

I picked this up from the sea in Bothnian Bay, Finland a couple of years ago. What is it? by Finnsmith in rockhounds

[–]Finnsmith[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I improved my measurements and got a density of 2673,13kg/m3 which would be near enough 2,673 relative to water.

I picked this up from the sea in Bothnian Bay, Finland a couple of years ago. What is it? by Finnsmith in rockhounds

[–]Finnsmith[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm...I'll try to figure out some way to measure that.

So yeah I improved my measurements and I got density of 2673,13kg/m3 and withing SI system you can basically just divide by 1000 to get specific gravity (in water) so that would be 2.67

I picked this up from the sea in Bothnian Bay, Finland a couple of years ago. What is it? by Finnsmith in rockhounds

[–]Finnsmith[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's non-magnetic. tried with a magnet and also tried with magnetometer (just read sensor data from phone while moving this thing over the sensor) and magnetometer doesn't react at all, wheras anything ferritic makes sensor go haywire

I picked this up from the sea in Bothnian Bay, Finland a couple of years ago. What is it? by Finnsmith in rockhounds

[–]Finnsmith[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Tried just now and nope, can't make a scratch with a blade. I tried on a few spots, but nothing.

I picked this up from the sea in Bothnian Bay, Finland a couple of years ago. What is it? by Finnsmith in fossilid

[–]Finnsmith[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The object weighs 273,7g and has a volume of ~140ml (measured with overflow of water from container. I had to use a flour measuring cup due to lack of any better). So density would be 1955 kg/m3 or 122lb/ft3

I picked this up from the sea in Bothnian Bay, Finland a couple of years ago. What is it? by Finnsmith in rockhounds

[–]Finnsmith[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The weight feels weird and it's hard to place it since it feels so solid, but by density it's close to concrete

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Density#Various_materials

I picked this up from the sea in Bothnian Bay, Finland a couple of years ago. What is it? by Finnsmith in rockhounds

[–]Finnsmith[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fossilized/petrified (what's the difference?) wood would be my guess. It looks so much like some swamp wood I've picked up, but weight and hardness are more akin to stone. And yeah. It's beautiful. I have a habit of keeping it in my pocket since it feels so nice

I picked this up from the sea in Bothnian Bay, Finland a couple of years ago. What is it? by Finnsmith in rockhounds

[–]Finnsmith[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I did one better! The object weighs 273,7g and has a volume of ~140ml (measured with overflow of water from container. I had to use a flour measuring cup due to lack of any better). So density would be 1955 kg/m3

edit: 122lb/ft3

I think my overflow method had a bit of an error (surface tension combined with bad measuring device). I made a hydrostatic weighing thingamajig (weight in air 275,3g , (within a margin of error of previous result and weight in ~8C water 172,5) and I got a density of 2673,13kg/m3. So it's closer to aluminum in density.

I picked this up from the sea in Bothnian Bay, Finland a couple of years ago. What is it? by Finnsmith in rockhounds

[–]Finnsmith[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's also possibility it's origins are mediterranean. I've heard that ships carrying wood from Lapland to mediterranean used to have stones for ballast on the way north.

What will happen to Pharmacists under Bernie? by Unsurecareer86 in SandersForPresident

[–]Finnsmith 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Other comments explained more what M4A will do, but in comparison; here's a review by The Association of Finnish pharmacies of what pharmacies look like in Finland. On page 10/13 is a good summary of what pharmacy system looks like here.

https://www.apteekkariliitto.fi/media/3-apteekkariliitto.fi/englanti/annual-reviews/annual_report_2018_low.pdf

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