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10/14/2015 9:13:07 PM
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WW3 Chemical Warfare
Shits like acid when it gets in your eyes. This is what the Germans made after they first used Chlorine Gas in the Trenches. It was called [i]Hëd und Shöldas[/i] and was used in appliances such as industrial bleach after the war ended.
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1 ReplyI use the almond scented variety. [i]Once you go almond you never go back[/i]
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1 ReplyThink I swallowed some of that once. Whether it was willingly or unwillingly I cannot recall.
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1 ReplySounds like OP got soap in his eyes
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[spoiler]Lies.[/spoiler]
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1 ReplyChlorine gas is actually a strong base. Acting as a strong nucleophile chlorine gas will attack organic molecules with nucleophilic attacks. It acts as a base because it holds a negative charge from the excess electron density it holds. Unlike, something like iodine which is large, chlorine is a rather small element and will search for nuclear rich areas of organic molecules to disperse it's excess electron density. It will make a weak covalent bond with another chlorine atom, however, this bond is extremely weak.
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It's WW1. WW3 didn't happen yet
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I use that product a lot Unfortunately every few weeks I make the mistake of tilting my head forward to early
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Syria is at it again. -blam!-ing isis
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DOWN SYNDROME! DOWN SYNDROME EVERYWHERE
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I just bought some of this.
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1 ReplyThe almond one isn't so bad
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1 ReplyI got peppermint one in my eyes
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3 RepliesIt's true
