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Re: [internetworkers] dangerous properties of dihydrogen monoxide

From: Tom Boucher <trekkie AT nomorestars.com>
To: "Internetworkers: http://www.ibiblio.org/internetworkers/" <internetworkers AT lists.ibiblio.org>
Subject: Re: [internetworkers] dangerous properties of dihydrogen monoxide
Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2004 19:21:14 -0500

What is really funny about this to me is that last year on Penn & Teller's BullShit! show on Showtime they circulated this petition at a environmental rally in SoCal. They got a ton of signatures.

heh

On Mar 16, 2004, at 7:02 PM, Simon Spero wrote:

Dan Wilson wrote:

Then they learned, to their chagrin, that dihydrogen monoxide -- H2O for short -- is the scientific term for water. </snip
No it isn't. It's just a scaremongering term for Hydrogen Hydroxide. http://www.armory.com/~crisper/DHMO/

RE: [internetworkers] dangerous properties of dihydrogen monoxide , (continued)
- RE: [internetworkers] dangerous properties of dihydrogen monoxide, Jim Ray, 03/16/2004
- [internetworkers] Nextel Broadband Wireless pilot/beta, Lyman Green, 03/16/2004
  - Re: [internetworkers] Nextel Broadband Wireless pilot/beta, Tom Caswell, 03/16/2004
    - Re: [internetworkers] Nextel Broadband Wireless pilot/beta, Sil Greene, 03/16/2004
      - Re: [internetworkers] Nextel Broadband Wireless pilot/beta, Lyman Green, 03/16/2004
      - Re: [internetworkers] Nextel Broadband Wireless pilot/beta, Wade Minter, 03/16/2004
        
        Re: [internetworkers] Nextel Broadband Wireless pilot/beta, Christian Stalberg, 03/16/2004
        
        Re: [SPAM] Re: [internetworkers] Nextel Broadband Wireless pilot/beta, Lyman Green, 03/17/2004
        
        [internetworkers] Re: Nextel Broadband Wireless pilot/beta, Christian Stalberg, 03/17/2004
- Re: [internetworkers] dangerous properties of dihydrogen monoxide, Simon Spero, 03/16/2004
  - Re: [internetworkers] dangerous properties of dihydrogen monoxide, Tom Boucher, 03/16/2004