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The dangers of Dihyrogen monoxide (Original Post)
packman
May 2020
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Aristus
(66,309 posts)1. Pfft! Wimps.
I've bathed in the stuff all my life. Never had a problem...
A HERETIC I AM
(24,365 posts)7. Except that now your epidermis is showing.
So what the fuck are you going to do about that, Smarty McSmartster?
qazplm135
(7,447 posts)2. I hear it helps prevent coronavirus
if you take it with water.
grumpyduck
(6,231 posts)3. I would love to see Jimmy Kimmel
use that for one of his "on the street" interviews.
I would have no problem with someone admitting they don't know what it is, but the bullshitters would be hilarious.
Shermann
(7,409 posts)4. You can actually be poisoned by it
sarge43
(28,941 posts)5. It can corrode iron.
In large amounts it can sink ships.
It can be dangerous to walk on.
lastlib
(23,197 posts)9. Yes!--I've seen it turn heavy solid steel link-chains to corroded, rusted junk!
Think what it could do to your insides! Word to my republikan acquaintances--stay away from that stuff!
Buckeye_Democrat
(14,853 posts)6. It's a slipping hazard too, especially in its solid form.
Very funny thread, by the way!
LAS14
(13,780 posts)8. I had to look at every picture before my highschool chemistry kicked in!!!!! :-)
COLGATE4
(14,732 posts)10. I understand it's much safer
in dehydrated form.
Niagara
(7,592 posts)11. I'm drowning over here.
Ron Obvious
(6,261 posts)12. It's so widespread now
In 2020, our clouds are saturated with it.
GopherGal
(2,008 posts)13. Chemtrails!
It's the main component in chemtrails.