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10/7/2013 11:55:28 PM
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Dihydrogen Monoxide - Friend or Foe? Should it be banned?
It has no color, no odor and no taste but it still kills thousands of people every year. Many people die from inhaling DHMO by accident, but the dangers do not end there. Exposure of the skin to solid DHMO can cause serious damage. If too much DHMO is swallowed, it can cause symptoms such as [b]sweating[/b], [b]nausea[/b], [b]vomiting[/b] and an[b] electrolyte imbalance[/b] in the body.
For people who become dependent on DHMO, withdraw means certain death.
Should we ban DHMO usage in the United States?
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Originality. SWOOSH. There it goes! :O OH MY!
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Edited by superbunnie: 10/7/2013 11:59:11 PMDi = 2 Hydrogen = H Mon = Prefix for 1 Oxide = Oxygen = O Dihydrogen = H2 Monoxide = O H2O. The enemy of mankind.
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You should, too many people die because of it.
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This joke. Is it 1996 again?
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I only fell for that trick one time ... my freaking science teacher.... he was awesome.
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It is confirmed that every murderer has consumed this fluid at one point in life. Ban water.
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[spoiler]It's water.[/spoiler]
