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lawrocket

Should we ban Dihydrogen Oxide?

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Ladies and gentlemen:

There is a threat out there that I don't know if you are aware. This threat is dihydrogen oxide, and it is dangerous. I've just become aware of the damage it causes.

Dihydrogen oxide is found in every lake, river, stream pond and ocean in North America and elsewhere. It is a key component of acid rain. It is also one of the primary, if not THE primary greenhouse gas.

Studies have shown it to be found in every cancerous cell in that was tested for it. IT also kills thousands of Americans every year, mainly through accidental inhalation. Not only does it kill thousands, but is responsible for millions of dollars in property damage every year.

I am considering contacting the legislature to ban this horrific substance. I thought I would make sure that I am not spinning my wheels by testing the idea here.


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NO!

We shall NOT ban DiHydrogen Oxide!

I tried pulling this on one of my buddies. He said f#$k the environmentalists, he ain't banning anything!
Oh, that nasty, nasty DiHydrogen Oxide.
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What is it a by-product of and what good does it do?

There's always a flip side to arguments like this, and since you didn't put that in with your arguement, then I'm very very slow to agree with you.
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I can't beleive people actually freak out over this.

Punch dihydrogen oxide into a search engine. Some people seem to actually take this seriously. :)
Some very funny stuff


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Christian Provenzano, Feds President, is outraged at the new findings. ... He is heading a student task group, composed of heavy beer drinkers, to study the problem. "For some reason," he states, "beer neutralizes the effects of dihydrogen oxide."




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Buba the love sponge in florida did something on this a couple years back and scared the bejesus outta some retires.. said that terrorists were putting dihydrogen monoxide in the cities water supply

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