the difference between a hydrogen bomb and a regular uranium or plutonium bomb is that a hydrogen bomb uses fusion instead of fission to generate the main explosion.

in a fission reaction, unstable isotopes of the heavy elements uranium and plutonium are split into smaller atoms, releasing a large amount of energy proportional to the amount of material used.

in a fusion reaction, two atoms of the lightest element, hydrogen, fuse to create one atom of helium, the next-lightest element

 

^I checked the wiki site. yeah, I understand the diff between a fission and fusion nuke. I was just pointing out that a Hydrogen bomb is still considered an atomic bomb, right?

And yeah, I saw where the pic was from.

 

hydrogen > atomic

 

So sorry but the only fail is your post.

 

and you're a piece of shit for bringing politics into a non-political thread.

become an hero.

 

You must have been smelling your face.

Politics is in every thing. The cost of making this item to the fuel you put in your car to go out and pick it up. Hero up.

 

i remember seeing this a couple months ago, but without the sausage. but holy moly, this shit is way too intense. i cant even imagine trying to eat this.. 5,0000 calories and 500 grams of fat.. DAMNN