Well...he has a point

Reply+24

(07/03/2014)[-]

Dihydrogen monoxide:
 is called "hydroxyl acid", the substance is the major component of acid rain.
 contributes to the "greenhouse effect".
 may cause severe burns.
 is fatal if inhaled.
 contributes to the erosion of our natural landscape.
 accelerates corrosion and rusting of many metals.
 may cause electrical failures and decreased effectiveness of automobile brakes.
 has been found in excised tumors of terminal cancer patients.
Despite the danger, dihydrogen monoxide is often used:
 as an industrial solvent and coolant.
 in nuclear power plants.
 in the production of Styrofoam.
 as a fire retardant.
 in many forms of cruel animal research.
 in the distribution of pesticides. Even after washing, produce remains contaminated by this chemical.
 as an additive in certain "junk-foods" and other food products.
went through my old comments for this

#15 to #1 - whiteniggers

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(07/04/2014)[-]

"is fatal if inhaled"

now that's some clever ****

#9 - angelwithashotgun

Reply+9

(07/04/2014)[-]

Educate yourself! Dihydrogen Monoxide KILLS!!!

#10 to #9 - lastweek

Reply0

(07/04/2014)[-]

Everyone who died drank water, they doesn't mean they drank pure H2O water, it may have been contaminated and thus we can only say that water is lethal.

#11 to #10 - lastweek

Reply-1

(07/04/2014)[-]

******* **** I want to edit that!

#13 to #10 - angelwithashotgun

Reply-3

(07/04/2014)[-]

Look up dihydrogen monoxide, dumbass

#21 to #13 - lastweek

Reply+1

(07/04/2014)[-]

What is commonly referred to as water is pretty much any somewhat transparent solution containing H2O and drinking water does not only contain H2O, if you're going to be serious instead of just having fun you should at least pay attention.

#28 to #21 - angelwithashotgun

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(07/04/2014)[-]

It was a reference to the dihydrogen monoxide hoax from a few years ago, also known as the only place where people actually use the phrase "dihydrogen monoxide" instead of simply H2O

Didn't think that I would actually have to spell it out for you, as you can't even do a ******* google search

#31 to #28 - lastweek

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(07/04/2014)[-]

well ******* sorry it sounded like you thought I didn't know that dihydrogen monoxide meant H20 rather than actually telling me to google it for the sake of understanding a reference because I didn't get it, when you were acting like a complete asshole.

#32 to #31 - angelwithashotgun

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(07/04/2014)[-]

How the **** you came to that retarded conclusion, I will never understand

#33 to #32 - lastweek

Reply0

(07/04/2014)[-]

Because you were acting just like such an idiotic asshole who doesn't know what he's talking about and therefore doesn't understand what others are saying.

#34 to #33 - angelwithashotgun

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(07/04/2014)[-]

No, you simply assumed I didn't know what I was talking about, and tried to lecture me. Then, when I told you to look it up, you again tried to lecture me (wrongly so, water refers to H2O in liquid form, which may act as a solution that can contain other molecules and other contaminants), instead of just looking it up as I ******* told you to.

#35 to #34 - lastweek

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(07/04/2014)[-]

No, I had no idea you made a reference so I thought it was just in response to the post and so I just went on with more ******** and you said "Look up dihydrogen monoxide, dumbass" and the attitude made me think you were one of those idiots or just an asshole because what I said was in no way strange unless there was a reference which what I said then had to be related to otherwise it is absolute **** (which I didn't know).

#36 to #35 - angelwithashotgun

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(07/04/2014)[-]

I called you a dumbass because you were trying to lecture me

#37 to #36 - lastweek

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(07/04/2014)[-]

Sorry if it came across that way, I was just adding more random **** to continue the conversation.