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06-30-2006, 09:24 PM #4
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using Tide as a black light "painting" tool
the walls were somewhat slimy.....according to a chemistry teacher the slimy sensation is actually skin being acted upon by TIDE'S extreme "basic" nature (opposite of acidic)
less fast acting, than something like sulfuric acid.....
Acidic lakes are sometimes found around volcanos......I was watching a show where scientists got on a acid proof boat and went out to the middle of the lake to do some kinda testing.....no way I'd go...... all I need is some idiot to make a sudden move and tip over the fricken boat
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