Massive new environmental threat

[Oscuridad]

I normally don't post stuff like this but when I read this material I felt it had to be shared. Anyone who hasn't seen this surely should. Please follow this link and see what I'm going on about.

This is serious stuff!!!!

http://www.lme.mankato.msus.edu/class/629/dhmo.html

Please let me know what you think of this new threat to our daily lives, furthermore, tell me what you think we can do.

I mean it's everywhere! EVERYWHERE!!!

 

[RawHumor]

I doubt anyone here will actually fall for that, but I hadn't seen it as a web page before.

Here's an article about where it started:

http://www.snopes.com/toxins/dhmo.htm

 

[Oscuridad]

I didn't think anyone really would...

But this is too funny not to share. I love the little skulls and crosbones all over the place

 

[Oscuridad]

If I had called this thread "Nasty things in your bathtub" I bet it would've gotten more play

 

[ksmybuttons]

drowning is a horrible way to die.

 

[Oscuridad]

drowning is a horrible way to die.

Thanks, I knew somebody would get into it. Thanks for the *bump*

 

[His_kitty]

If I had called this thread "Nasty things in your bathtub" I bet it would've gotten more play

Don't be too sure.

 

[Oscuridad]

Nay-sayer

 

[His_kitty]

Nay-sayer

Moi? nah uh

 

[Dantetier]

I rmemeber back in my High School AP chemistry class... I was curious how many people I could get to fall for it, so I brought up the subject of deadly chemicals to my teacher and we went on for a little about some random stuff, and I asked him "What about DiHydrogen Monoxide?" He got this look on his face that was absolutely priceless. I went on to explain to the other students about the dangers of the chemical, and by the end of the class, I have 15 students ready to form a campus club about it and my teacher was choking on his own laughter, trying to hold it back.... It was really amazingly funny... I would have thought at least ONE student in an Advanced Placement Chemistry course would have been able to figure out the joke...

 

[RawHumor]

I rmemeber back in my High School AP chemistry class... I was curious how many people I could get to fall for it, so I brought up the subject of deadly chemicals to my teacher and we went on for a little about some random stuff, and I asked him "What about DiHydrogen Monoxide?" He got this look on his face that was absolutely priceless. I went on to explain to the other students about the dangers of the chemical, and by the end of the class, I have 15 students ready to form a campus club about it and my teacher was choking on his own laughter, trying to hold it back.... It was really amazingly funny... I would have thought at least ONE student in an Advanced Placement Chemistry course would have been able to figure out the joke...

Wow. Your teacher should have been ashamed of himself! LOL

F for you, F for you, F for you! You also fail. Anyone else not able to figure it out? I didn't think so!

 

[Oscuridad]

This did horrible things to my parents when I shared it with them.
Their credulity is priceless.

 

[Dantetier]

*LMAO* yeah, it was near the beginning of the year though... PLUS, it was 0 period, (read, 6 AM) AND the first day back from Christmas break, so no ones brains were working full speed yet

 

[teddybear4play]

That's hilarious.

I've often used "dihydrogen monoxide" as a stuffy pretentious chemical term for water. "Hydroxyl acid," however, is a new one (although I should have thought about that sometime in chemistry class). I should spook some people with that.

TB4p