Bug spray

wrote:

... embroiled in a 413 post thread about
religion, responsibility, and pseudochemistry....

Good luck,
R

indeed...but, inexplicable mysteries abound.

On Aug 19, 4:12*pm, jeff wrote:
wrote:
... *embroiled in a 413 post thread about
religion, responsibility, and pseudochemistry....

Good luck,
R

indeed...but, inexplicable mysteries abound.

Pseudo or no, one thing you would not want to do is spray that ammonia
onto anything with chlorine on it. A little on a lot of bleach or
"pool chemicals" and you could easily get a nasty explosion. A spray
or two onto or into bleach and you get a release of deadly chlorine
gas. Even a little of that gas will damage your lungs. Chemistry is
real.

Dave

On Wed, 19 Aug 2009 16:43:24 -0700 (PDT), DaveS wrote:

On Aug 19, 4:12*pm, jeff wrote:
wrote:
... *embroiled in a 413 post thread about
religion, responsibility, and pseudochemistry....

Good luck,
R

indeed...but, inexplicable mysteries abound.

Pseudo or no, one thing you would not want to do is spray that ammonia
onto anything with chlorine on it. A little on a lot of bleach or
"pool chemicals" and you could easily get a nasty explosion. A spray
or two onto or into bleach and you get a release of deadly chlorine
gas. Even a little of that gas will damage your lungs.

And another thing you don't want to do is jump off a 40-story building with a
large bench vise strapped to your chest while holding a monkey, either...

Chemistry is real.

So is physics...and forensics...

HTH,
R
....LET GO OF THE MONKEY, DAVE!!!



Dave

On Wed, 19 Aug 2009 19:12:05 -0400, jeff wrote:

wrote:

... embroiled in a 413 post thread about
religion, responsibility, and pseudochemistry....

Good luck,
R

indeed...but, inexplicable mysteries abound.

And yet, some are less inexplicable than others...in fact, I'd offer that many
of those are so explicable so to have completely lost all mysteriousness
whatsoever...

TC,
R
....very models of modern major explicableness, generally speaking...

On Wed, 19 Aug 2009 19:34:28 +0100, Bill Grey wrote:

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Drambuie airliner, baby bottle, or anything that a child
(or child-like adult) might remotely mistake for a container that once held
consumable liquid, lest a child (or Louie) find it and guzzle it...or worse, it
might get Dave, Bill, and Goatgang embroiled in a 413 post thread about
religion, responsibility, and pseudochemistry....

Would that be moi or the other Bill.

HOLY **** - THERE ARE _TWO_ OF YOU?!

I'm just an innocent bystander - really.

Yeah, right...

TC,
R

On Aug 19, 5:07*pm, wrote:
On Wed, 19 Aug 2009 16:43:24 -0700 (PDT), DaveS wrote:
On Aug 19, 4:12 pm, jeff wrote:
wrote:
... embroiled in a 413 post thread about
religion, responsibility, and pseudochemistry....

Good luck,
R

indeed...but, inexplicable mysteries abound.

Pseudo or no, one thing you would not want to do is spray that ammonia
onto anything with chlorine on it. A little on a lot of bleach or
"pool chemicals" and you could easily get a nasty explosion. A spray
or two onto or into bleach and you get a release of deadly chlorine
gas. Even a little of that gas will damage your lungs.

And another thing you don't want to do is jump off a 40-story building with a
large bench vise strapped to your chest while holding a monkey, either...

Chemistry is real.

So is physics...and forensics...

HTH,
R
...LET GO OF THE MONKEY, DAVE!!!





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It's my monkey and I'll phi if I want to, phi if I want to.

Dave

www.snopes.com/oldwives/skeeters.asp

HTH
--riverman

On Aug 19, 9:02*am, digitaldougb wrote:
I'm looking for recommendations for a bug spray that's:
1) odorless as possible
2) not gooey or sticky
3) preferably doesn't have Deet (which eats my watch crystal)
4) lasts for a couple hours at least
5) and keeps as many types of bugs away as possible.

Hope that isn't asking too much?????
Thanks in advance...
Doug

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Doug Bardwell
Bardwell Photography
Website: *bardwellphotography.com
Blog: * * *www.thetravelingtripod.com
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digitaldougb wrote:
I'm looking for recommendations for a bug spray that's:
1) odorless as possible
2) not gooey or sticky
3) preferably doesn't have Deet (which eats my watch crystal)
4) lasts for a couple hours at least
5) and keeps as many types of bugs away as possible.

Hope that isn't asking too much?????
Thanks in advance...
Doug


------------------------------------------------------
Doug Bardwell
Bardwell Photography
Website: bardwellphotography.com
Blog: www.thetravelingtripod.com
-----------------------------------------------------

Put your watch in your pocket and use DEET.

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

In message ,
writes
On Wed, 19 Aug 2009 19:34:28 +0100, Bill Grey
wrote:

In message ,
writes
Drambuie airliner, baby bottle, or anything that a child
(or child-like adult) might remotely mistake for a container that once held
consumable liquid, lest a child (or Louie) find it and guzzle it...or
worse, it
might get Dave, Bill, and Goatgang embroiled in a 413 post thread about
religion, responsibility, and pseudochemistry....

Would that be moi or the other Bill.

HOLY **** - THERE ARE _TWO_ OF YOU?!

I'm just an innocent bystander - really.

Yeah, right...

TC,
R

Nice to be remembered - thaank you :-)
--
Bill Grey

"DaveS" wrote in message
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On Aug 19, 5:07 pm, wrote:
On Wed, 19 Aug 2009 16:43:24 -0700 (PDT), DaveS wrote:
On Aug 19, 4:12 pm, jeff wrote:
wrote:
... embroiled in a 413 post thread about
religion, responsibility, and pseudochemistry....

Good luck,
R

indeed...but, inexplicable mysteries abound.

Pseudo or no, one thing you would not want to do is spray that ammonia
onto anything with chlorine on it. A little on a lot of bleach or
"pool chemicals" and you could easily get a nasty explosion. A spray
or two onto or into bleach and you get a release of deadly chlorine
gas. Even a little of that gas will damage your lungs.

And another thing you don't want to do is jump off a 40-story building
with a
large bench vise strapped to your chest while holding a monkey, either...

Chemistry is real.

So is physics...and forensics...

HTH,
R
...LET GO OF THE MONKEY, DAVE!!!





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It's my monkey and I'll phi if I want to, phi if I want to.

Dave


You WOULD phi too!

John (it happened to me!)