NOAA estimates that Lee dropped 45 trillion gallons of DiHydrogen Oxide

[ChandlerJr]

on the US. Please sign the petition to ban...


http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/ban-dihydrogen-oxide.html

[Ian David]

1. Texas could have used the DHMO. Plants crave it. n/t

[Gregorian]

4. It has electrolytes.

I found this yesterday. You might like it.

http://www.brawndo.com/

[RC]

2. Isn't that the same stuff they use in nuclear reactors to cool them?

That can be some dangerous shit. People can die from too much exposure to it.

[bluedigger]

3. I've heard people can OD on that stuff.

It's a gateway drug!

[ChandlerJr]

5. I'm pretty sure Cheney authorized its use to extract information

from the detainees down at Gitmo.

[Brickbat]

6. Inhaling that is really bad for you.

[immoderate]

8. It totally blocks your windpipe, and enters your lungs!

Certain death!

--imm

[dtexdem]

7. Yes, it's dangerous: everyone who has imbibed it has ultimately died.

And some have suffocated when immersed in it.

But I won't sign the petition because it does not properly label the chemical: dihydrogen monoxide. The 'mon' is essential to indicate that it is one atom of oxygen per two of hydrogen. Otherwise, we might accidentally be advocating the banning of hydrogen peroxide, a useful antiseptic agent.

;-)

[AverageJoe90]

9. 'DiHydrogen Oxide' LMAO. xD

Everybody knows what it actually stands for, right? :rofl:

[applegrove]

10. ROTFLAMO!

[JuniperLea]

11. It's only dangerous...

If you ingest too much... and it's dihydrogen monoxide. Two hydrogen, one oxygen.

[NutmegYankee]

12. The solid state is even worse!

Massive economic damages or lost lives occur each year from uncontrolled deposits of the solid form!