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"David LaCourse" wrote in message
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On 2009-08-08 16:16:21 -0400, "Calif Bill"
said:

Right. It is the concept. Too many kids and some adults have died from
drinking what they thought was good stuff, and found out it was poison.

Yeah, like Budweiser, Laphroaig, and Lagavulin,



How could anybody drink enough Bud to poison them is beyond taste.

"DaveS" wrote in message
...
On Aug 8, 10:43 pm, wrote:
On Sat, 8 Aug 2009 21:10:09 -0700 (PDT), DaveS wrote:

Concept your ass.

Settle down, Francis...

HTH,
R

Settle down yourself. Coddling ignorance is not harmless. We live in a
country where the majority believes in creationism, including the last
President. Where the majority doesn't "believe in" man's role in
global warming. Where school kids are taught, that if their water test
of a stream indicates ecoli is present, that something is wrong. It is
high time that the gloves come off and folks are informed that there
really are some right and some wrong answers, and that science is not
some liberal ideology that Pastor Bob can explain away over a
milkshake.

Dave

Pompous ass. I know a little Clorine is a sanitizer. Use it in my swimming
pool. But what if you put the straight bleach in a bottle and mixed it at
the stream? You are the ignorant asshole!!!!

On 2009-08-10 20:07:16 -0400, "Calif Bill" said:


"David LaCourse" wrote in message
news:2009080816463037709-dplacourse@aolcom...
On 2009-08-08 16:16:21 -0400, "Calif Bill"
said:

Right. It is the concept. Too many kids and some adults have died from
drinking what they thought was good stuff, and found out it was poison.

Yeah, like Budweiser, Laphroaig, and Lagavulin,



How could anybody drink enough Bud to poison them is beyond taste.

Uh, it's an esoteric joke. You wouldn't get it. But, thanks for the input.

On Aug 9, 6:45*am, wrote:

...and hey, now there's no need for any more proclaiming...

And yet, one suspects you'll be here for a long time to come.

g.
who knows how and why an old joke becomes an old joke.

On Aug 9, 1:40*am, DaveS wrote:
On Aug 8, 10:43*pm, wrote:

On Sat, 8 Aug 2009 21:10:09 -0700 (PDT), DaveS wrote:

Concept your ass.

Settle down, Francis...

HTH,
R

Settle down yourself. Coddling ignorance is not harmless. We live in a
country where the majority believes in creationism, including the last
President. Where the majority doesn't "believe in" man's role in
global warming. Where school kids are taught, that if their water test
of a stream indicates ecoli is present, that something is wrong. It is
high time that the gloves come off and folks are informed that there
really are some right and some wrong answers, and that science is not
some liberal ideology that Pastor Bob can explain away over a
milkshake.

Dave

So, how exactly does "a coupla tablespoonfuls worth in a half-gallon
Gatorade bottle of water" square with modern water purification
standards.....um.....from a water sanitation chemist's point of view,
that is?

g.

On Aug 9, 6:51*am, wrote:
On Sat, 8 Aug 2009 23:40:48 -0700 (PDT), DaveS wrote:
On Aug 8, 10:43*pm, wrote:
On Sat, 8 Aug 2009 21:10:09 -0700 (PDT), DaveS wrote:

Concept your ass.

Settle down, Francis...

HTH,
R

Settle down yourself. Coddling ignorance is not harmless. We live in a
country where the majority believes in creationism, including the last
President. Where the majority doesn't "believe in" man's role in
global warming. Where school kids are taught, that if their water test
of a stream indicates ecoli is present, that something is wrong. It is
high time that the gloves come off and folks are informed that there
really are some right and some wrong answers, and that science is not
some liberal ideology that Pastor Bob can explain away over a
milkshake.

Dave

Wow - you must be doing acid with Goatgang...but y'all obviously aren't at a
Holiday Inn Express, because Bill didn't say anything, at least that I saw,
about religion or its influence on what appeared, at least to me, to be his
position - that it isn't the best idea to put things not intended for
consumption into containers that previously contained things intended for
consumption. *Are you suggesting that he is against it because it would be a sin
or something?

Imbecile.

g.

On Aug 9, 2:34*pm, DaveS wrote:
On Aug 9, 4:51*am, wrote:





On Sat, 8 Aug 2009 23:40:48 -0700 (PDT), DaveS wrote:
On Aug 8, 10:43*pm, wrote:
On Sat, 8 Aug 2009 21:10:09 -0700 (PDT), DaveS wrote:

Concept your ass.

Settle down, Francis...

HTH,
R

Settle down yourself. Coddling ignorance is not harmless. We live in a
country where the majority believes in creationism, including the last
President. Where the majority doesn't "believe in" man's role in
global warming. Where school kids are taught, that if their water test
of a stream indicates ecoli is present, that something is wrong. It is
high time that the gloves come off and folks are informed that there
really are some right and some wrong answers, and that science is not
some liberal ideology that Pastor Bob can explain away over a
milkshake.

Dave

Wow - you must be doing acid with Goatgang...but y'all obviously aren't at a
Holiday Inn Express, because Bill didn't say anything, at least that I saw,
about religion or its influence on what appeared, at least to me, to be his
position - that it isn't the best idea to put things not intended for
consumption into containers that previously contained things intended for
consumption. *Are you suggesting that he is against it because it would be a sin
or something?

HTH,
R- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I am suggesting that "bleach," is in or necessary for just about
everything we eat, wear, drink, **** in, sleep in, swim in, bath in,
drive, etc etc, everyday of our lives, often closer and in much higher
concentrations, than a few spoonfuls in a half gallon bottle. I would
venture that some kid who chugged some yellowish weak bleach solution
from an old bottle left lying about, would be more likely to gain a
needed valuable life lesson, than be in mortal danger. And its allot
cheaper than teeth whitener.

TEST Question 1: which teeth whiteners contain "bleach,"

Depends. What sort of bleach are we looking for? Ever heard of
hydrogen peroxide?

TEST Question 2: is your drinking water treated with chlorine?

How much chlorine is in your drinking water. I'll accept answers
stated in terms of molarity, percent of volume or parts per million.

Incidentally, I'd be interested in your math in determining the
acidity of the chlorine solution in question.

hint 1: 1 US cup = 16 tablespoons
hint 2: 1 US quart = 4 US cups.
hint 3: 1 US half gallon = 2 US quarts.
household bleach is typically about a 5% aqueous solution of sodium
hypochlorite.....but many other forms and concentrations are
available.

g.
who, personally, wouldn't drink ANYTHING that had two tablespoons of
household bleach in a half gallon of anything......but that's why they
make amanitas AND potassium cyanide, I guess,

On Aug 10, 7:11*pm, "Calif Bill" wrote:


Pompous ass. *I know a little Clorine is a sanitizer. *Use it in my swimming
pool. *But what if you put the straight bleach in a bottle and mixed it at
the stream? *You are the ignorant asshole!!!!

Actually, if we're going to get all persnickety about precision, you
are ALL ignorant (and dangerous) assholes.

g.

"David LaCourse" wrote in message
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On 2009-08-10 20:07:16 -0400, "Calif Bill"
said:


"David LaCourse" wrote in message
news:2009080816463037709-dplacourse@aolcom...
On 2009-08-08 16:16:21 -0400, "Calif Bill"
said:

Right. It is the concept. Too many kids and some adults have died
from
drinking what they thought was good stuff, and found out it was poison.

Yeah, like Budweiser, Laphroaig, and Lagavulin,



How could anybody drink enough Bud to poison them is beyond taste.

Uh, it's an esoteric joke. You wouldn't get it. But, thanks for the
input.



It is a joke. Bud is crappy beer. I do not understand how some people, and
some are ones I count as friends can consume much of that crap. Get a good
beer. Get some taste instead of just quantity.

On Aug 10, 8:08*pm, Giles wrote:
On Aug 9, 2:34*pm, DaveS wrote:





On Aug 9, 4:51*am, wrote:

On Sat, 8 Aug 2009 23:40:48 -0700 (PDT), DaveS wrote:
On Aug 8, 10:43*pm, wrote:
On Sat, 8 Aug 2009 21:10:09 -0700 (PDT), DaveS wrote:

Concept your ass.

Settle down, Francis...

HTH,
R

Settle down yourself. Coddling ignorance is not harmless. We live in a
country where the majority believes in creationism, including the last
President. Where the majority doesn't "believe in" man's role in
global warming. Where school kids are taught, that if their water test
of a stream indicates ecoli is present, that something is wrong. It is
high time that the gloves come off and folks are informed that there
really are some right and some wrong answers, and that science is not
some liberal ideology that Pastor Bob can explain away over a
milkshake.

Dave

Wow - you must be doing acid with Goatgang...but y'all obviously aren't at a
Holiday Inn Express, because Bill didn't say anything, at least that I saw,
about religion or its influence on what appeared, at least to me, to be his
position - that it isn't the best idea to put things not intended for
consumption into containers that previously contained things intended for
consumption. *Are you suggesting that he is against it because it would be a sin
or something?

HTH,
R- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I am suggesting that "bleach," is in or necessary for just about
everything we eat, wear, drink, **** in, sleep in, swim in, bath in,
drive, etc etc, everyday of our lives, often closer and in much higher
concentrations, than a few spoonfuls in a half gallon bottle. I would
venture that some kid who chugged some yellowish weak bleach solution
from an old bottle left lying about, would be more likely to gain a
needed valuable life lesson, than be in mortal danger. And its allot
cheaper than teeth whitener.

TEST Question 1: which teeth whiteners contain "bleach,"

Depends. *What sort of bleach are we looking for? *Ever heard of
hydrogen peroxide?

TEST Question 2: is your drinking water treated with chlorine?

How much chlorine is in your drinking water. *I'll accept answers
stated in terms of molarity, percent of volume or parts per million.

Incidentally, I'd be interested in your math in determining the
acidity of the chlorine solution in question.

hint 1: 1 US cup = 16 tablespoons
hint 2: 1 US quart = 4 US cups.
hint 3: 1 US half gallon = 2 US quarts.
household bleach is typically about a 5% aqueous solution of sodium
hypochlorite.....but many other forms and concentrations are
available.

g.
who, personally, wouldn't drink ANYTHING that had two tablespoons of
household bleach in a half gallon of anything......but that's why they
make amanitas AND potassium cyanide, I guess,- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Well since you just may have the better chemistry backround to shed
some light on this issue, you might share your thinking and
conclusions rat now. Be appreciated.

Dave
Who assumes that most people would not drink ANYTHING they found just
lying about.