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[GingeRRRBeef]

SoCal city almost banned 'dihydrogen monoxide' (http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/news/breaking_news/8185305.htm)


Can Americans get any dumber?

[GorG]

Retards:banghead:

[craigcd]

Thats awesome

[86max]

And they still try to cover it up by saying they might still ban styrofoam cups lol:rofl:

[hjr]

" describe(d) dihydrogen monoxide as "an odorless, tasteless chemical" that can be deadly if accidentally inhaled. "

haha, its even funnier cause its true. you cant inhale dihydrogen monoxide!

[GTS Jeff]

the weird thing is, even scientists refer to water as "water"..

[Dj_Stylz]

lool

[Super_Geo]

Originally posted by hjr
" describe(d) dihydrogen monoxide as "an odorless, tasteless chemical" that can be deadly if accidentally inhaled. "

haha, its even funnier cause its true. you cant inhale dihydrogen monoxide!

You can and you do all the time. There's quite a bit of humidity in the air. Too much of it will kill you though, just like anything.

[GingeRRRBeef]

Originally posted by Super_Geo


You can and you do all the time. There's quite a bit of humidity in the air. Too much of it will kill you though, just like anything.

:rofl: :rofl:

Ppl inhale water when they drown too!

[A_3]

ahahahahhahahaha it's in Orange County... need they say anymore? :rofl: good ol' Americans

[thich]

when I was in High School, there was some guy from the year prior to my Chem 20 year who went to the city's annual science fair and did the SAME type of thing!

He had a whole booth set up about the dangers of dihydrogen monoxide AND was getting people to sign petitions to ban the substance that "played a large part in the formation of acid rain"...
I think he got over 200 signatures and 1st place for his science fair project lol.

Americans aren't the only dumb people... :thumbsdow
altho they do take the cake when it comes to it.. :rofl:

[///M3]

mmmmmmmm sauna:thumbsup:

[Zephyr]

i heard of this....good thing i dont live in the OC...go LA!

[EK 2.0]

Originally posted by GTS Jeff
the weird thing is, even scientists refer to water as "water"..


That's what i was thinking as I read this...