> -----Original Message----- > From: Dan Dresner [mailto:yodrez@attbi.com] > > I can't begin to describe my dismay at the flippant, almost > casual attitude > displayed here regarding the oxide of hydrogen, Dihydrogen > Oxide. This is no > laughing matter, my friends: this is one of the most pervasive, > misunderstood, and dangerous substances known and yet we > laugh about it! > Amen to that Dan! Its about time some order was brought to this list and while we're at it, I must say how shocked I am at the disrespectful attitude displayed towards that other evil compound Ouzo. I quote from my own personal data sheet: - can cause inaccurate exposure calculations - can severe property damage from knocking over shot glass while trying to light it on fire - can cause unstable bonding of people in social situations - can cause weakening and eventual breaking of bonds in familial situations - cannot be used as photographic developer 'in a pinch' - not effective as contract negotiating catalyst Greg
