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wolvesstar97 wrote:

Dihydrogen monoxide is water... -_-

But all that is true XD
I think this thread shows the difference between people who like chemistry and people who dont.

Yes.

Wickimen wrote:

chanmanpartyman wrote:

TorbyFork234 wrote:

I can name a lot of things that kill millions(not thousands) of people.
•war
•cancer
•starvation
•dehydration
•drugs
•stupidity

•love
•hate
•pointy metal sticks
•guns
•Casey Anthony
•Al Capone
•other notorious gang members
•kidney stones
•re-enactments of the Hunger Games
•and lots of other stuff

Maybe we should be working on that instead.

Extended the list, it has now reached full potential 

Casey Anthony killed one person
Al Capone killed like fifty or sixty people
I seriously doubt pointy metal sticks and reenactments of the Hunger Games killed millions either

pointy metal sticks=knives, swords, lances, arrows (the tip), etc.

luiysia wrote:

Wickimen wrote:

chanmanpartyman wrote:

Extended the list, it has now reached full potential 

Casey Anthony killed one person
Al Capone killed like fifty or sixty people
I seriously doubt pointy metal sticks and reenactments of the Hunger Games killed millions either

pointy metal sticks=knives, swords, lances, arrows (the tip), etc.

He just said metal sticks
Which is somewhat different

I've had my skin touching ice for a while now, and it hasn't killed any tissue that I'm aware of.

16Skittles wrote:

TorbyFork234 wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

That article fails to mention how dihydrogen monoxide reacts with carbon dioxide to form carbonic acid; the slight burning sensation we feel when we drink carbonated drinks like soda is caused by the effects carbonic acid, which is formed from the dihydrogen monoxide and carbon dioxide gas in the soda bottle. Goes to show you how dangerous dihydrogen monoxide can be in beverages - now we have to worry about acid formation in products using dihydrogen monoxide! Gotta love the dihydrogen monoxide hoax. And carbonic acid isn't as scary as I make it out to be, it's quite harmless. The more you know http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-carbonic-acid.htm.

You forgot to put the period with the coloring.

the point is that you can tell that there is hidden text...

Yep yep. Although I would imagine the super huge blank space at the end would also be another clue.

On a side note, this is why learning science and doing research is important, the unknown can cause fear at times when it's totally unnecessary. I could easily tell someone that I formed a 25 mL of a dihydrogen monoxide and carbonic acid solution in my home laboratory and, on a whim, decided to drink it. Technically, I wouldn't be lying, but in reality: the statement is exaggerated, all I did was leave a glass of water standing out for a day in a warm kitchen for a few hours.

cheddargirl wrote:

16Skittles wrote:

TorbyFork234 wrote:

You forgot to put the period with the coloring.

the point is that you can tell that there is hidden text...

Yep yep. Although I would imagine the super huge blank space at the end would also be another clue.

On a side note, this is why learning science and doing research is important, the unknown can cause fear at times when it's totally unnecessary. I could easily tell someone that I formed a 25 mL of a dihydrogen monoxide and carbonic acid solution in my home laboratory and, on a whim, decided to drink it. Technically, I wouldn't be lying, but in reality: the statement is exaggerated, all I did was leave a glass of water standing out for a day in a warm kitchen for a few hours.

LOL, that's awesome. I'm going to pull that on someone sometime.

cheddargirl wrote:

maxskywalker wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

Yep yep. Although I would imagine the super huge blank space at the end would also be another clue.

On a side note, this is why learning science and doing research is important, the unknown can cause fear at times when it's totally unnecessary. I could easily tell someone that I formed a 25 mL of a dihydrogen monoxide and carbonic acid solution in my home laboratory and, on a whim, decided to drink it. Technically, I wouldn't be lying, but in reality: the statement is exaggerated, all I did was leave a glass of water standing out for a day in a warm kitchen for a few hours.

Unnecessary?  UNNECESSARY? Are you telling me that you would fearlessly dive into an ocean with weights tied to your feet?

I can't quite tell if that is supposed to be a joke or a blatant attack of what I wrote. 

80% joke, 19.5% question, 0.5% attack.

Wickimen wrote:

chanmanpartyman wrote:

TorbyFork234 wrote:

I can name a lot of things that kill millions(not thousands) of people.
•war
•cancer
•starvation
•dehydration
•drugs
•stupidity

•love
•hate
•pointy metal sticks
•guns
•Casey Anthony
•Al Capone
•other notorious gang members
•kidney stones
•re-enactments of the Hunger Games
•and lots of other stuff

Maybe we should be working on that instead.

Extended the list, it has now reached full potential 

Casey Anthony killed one person
Al Capone killed like fifty or sixty people
I seriously doubt pointy metal sticks and reenactments of the Hunger Games killed millions either

Hunger Games killed millions of people because the games are gladiator battles in a dystopian setting.

777w wrote:

AvatarAang4 wrote:

Wickimen wrote:

Casey Anthony killed one person
Al Capone killed like fifty or sixty people
I seriously doubt pointy metal sticks and reenactments of the Hunger Games killed millions either

Hunger Games killed millions of people because the games are gladiator battles in a dystopian setting.

re-enactments not the real deal

Um, this is about hoaxes, not ways to kill millions of people or even dihydrogen monoxide.

soupoftomato wrote:

maxskywalker wrote:

777w wrote:

re-enactments not the real deal

Um, this is about hoaxes, not ways to kill millions of people or even dihydrogen monoxide.

I've always felt like topics should be allowed to go off on a tangent as long as it was naturally approached via earlier discussion based on the topic paragraph.

unfortunately thats not how the scratch forums work
you should make like your own forum where thats allowed

Wickimen wrote:

chanmanpartyman wrote:

TorbyFork234 wrote:

I can name a lot of things that kill millions(not thousands) of people.
•war
•cancer
•starvation
•dehydration
•drugs
•stupidity

•love
•hate
•pointy metal sticks
•guns
•Casey Anthony
•Al Capone
•other notorious gang members
•kidney stones
•re-enactments of the Hunger Games
•and lots of other stuff



•People pretending to be Jeff the Killer
•Careless adults leaving dangerous chemicals in the reach of children
•Fires
•Explosions
Maybe we should be working on that instead.

Extended the list, it has now reached full potential 

Casey Anthony killed one person
Al Capone killed like fifty or sixty people
I seriously doubt pointy metal sticks and reenactments of the Hunger Games killed millions either

BitterToast wrote:

A most serious cause of death among Toasts. I've been those of my kind torn up and thrown into it to feed ducks
You see soggy bits of them later, floating near the top.
It's enough to make a full-grown Toasty shudder

oh gods ;_;