LionTamerX wrote:Good catch. :wink:
I'm told that dihydrogen-oxide can be deadly.
As you have undoubtedly read, DIHYDROGEN OXIDE
has been found to be a major threat to all life on earth.
Here are the facts:
In 2005 - 6,100 Americans, many of them under the age of 10, died from
excessive dosages of dihydrogen oxide commonly found in many
homes and recreation areas.
Our polluted lakes, rivers, and oceans are known to contain vast
quantities of dihydrogen oxide. On this, there is no controversy!
Contaminated ground water? Same tragic situation.
In Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, families have lost their
homes due to dihydrogen oxide contamination.
In some applications, dihydrogen oxide is a major contributor to
injuries from slips & falls.
In other applications, dihydrogen oxide is a major cause of burns.
Why does America endure this wasteful destruction of our planet,
our children and ourselves? Greed. Simple greed and stupidity.
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For those of you that have not figured it out, DIHYDROGEN OXIDE is H2O.