Should Dihydrogen Monoxide be banned?

kindredspirit

Recently 86% of people who were questioned in a street poll said it should.

Details of Dihydrogen Monoxide here.

http://www.dhmo.org/facts.html

Read this and tell us if you think it should be banned in this country.

forest flame · Posted: Sat Nov 14, 2009 1:24 pm Post subject:

hi ks
i had a read very disturbing to think that we dont know what we are ingesting. thanks for bringing it to our attention i am off now to read more.

verge · Posted: Sat Nov 14, 2009 1:25 pm Post subject:

Do you take water with your whiskey???

walltoall · Posted: Sat Nov 14, 2009 10:29 pm Post subject: dihydrogen monoxide

As of right now I'm drinking MY whisky with scottish shortbread. I can't believe the ways they have of putting your life in danger. This is FAR worse than drowning

ormondsview

Thanks for the article which looks legit but when investigated further proves that wikipedia is valuable for common knowledge discovery. See here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dihydrogen_monoxide_hoax

kindredspirit

walltoall

Greetings kindred spirit.
I want to hop on the soap-box you've just vacated for a moment. In Trafalgar Square last Thursday, I saw precisely what cutting down our hardwood forest does. I also saw the effects of dihydrogen monoxide in a big wind. They had to turn off the fountains as everyone was getting drownded but that's for another day.

There was on (artistic) display the trunk and roots of a 130 yo mahogany [legitimately] cut in Ghana. The artist had been allowed to dig up the stump and convey it [legitimately ] to London. The mahogany was just one of a number of different stumps most of which I'd never even heard of. It was the closest I ever came to the true cause of global man-made warming. I reckon there was enough mahogany in the stump to build the frame of a house. Anybody else want kindredspirit's soap-box now I'm done with it?