/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>61996083
She can shapeshift even her hair!

>>61149654

>>48276264
>if

>>47163629
I don't have each part but I have the set

>>43954762
Well, you ought to be used to it, really.

>holoEN FO76
AME STOP

>>43348157

>>42990837
Can't imagine there'd be too much trouble, it'd be a neat boon for the economy to have you guys be there, asuming you're relatively well funded and all. You'd also presumably be a pretty good recon unit, assuming you're willing to share the paths the risuners take and how they travel around the forest.

>>42023664

>>41176599
Yeah I forgot northern France was Oceanic. So we'd have no issues with wine

>>34192976
Deadbeats just came in and said they were part of the convoy.
OOC, I don't actually know why the deadbeats were there or when they wrote themselves in, I think I explicitly said no deadbeats in the one agreement I wrote a few days ago

Mumei is the winner of the first yearly Big Brain Games

>>31975649

Alright gonna ask here again

Uhh geologyAnon if you are here what do you think the type of iron ore in /who/'s IOCG and VMS deposits would be? And what about coal? Would there be any coal and iron deposits that intersect or are relatively close to each other? I spent some time watching an ore deposit 101 guide but since I don't know the specifics of how the Rrat mountains \formed I'm not sure what the characteristics of the iron ore produced would be. Would they be relatively free of phosphorus? The close availability of high quality iron ore would change the metallurgical history of /who/ quite a lot. Or should I ignore it and have a couple of big mines with relatively high purity iron ore just for shits and giggles?

In the case that the iron ore would mostly be relatively poor in quality:
/who/ is still quite big. Would the deposits formed in the West by leaching from the Eastern deposits be relatively free of things like phosphorus? Would the resulting VMT type deposits be a little easier to work with? And although I need to look into this more but are apatite-iron oxide type deposits possible to be formed in /who/? The video I watched said that IOCGs vary quite a bit in terms of quality. Even if the general quality is poor industry would probably still pop up in places where they are more readily exploited.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/04/190412085223.htm

>>30698571
she's a robot, actually

>>29890100
moderately bald

>>29548907
I already posted a few times things he could do for fun, you just keep insisting him seeing people that don't fuck each other on the streets and it's suddenly a fucking prison, take him to the restaurants, go on a boat trip, fucking hell.