Disney Wizard the Fantasmic!
2010-04-02 06:56:04 UTC
Hydroxylic Acid, the GET SMALL molecule! DHMO - Dihydrogen Monoxide
Disney Parks #1 Most Fatal Attraction (get the whole story, with
pictures at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/disneywizard/4121805623 )
but before we visit, let us review:
More folks have died from huffing DHMO at Disney parks than from any
other cause.
Disney is complacent with that, they allow folks to smuggle it in, it
contaminates nearly all food and drink, and it is more effective at
conveying death more quickly than stepping in front of a bus.
Most often it is swallowed, but quicker absorption is accomplished by
inhaling or intravenously in a saline solution.
Spread the truth about Dihydrogen Monoxide - Hydroxylic Acid kills!
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/disneywizard/4121805623
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I Created a drug culture graphic
to extol the awareness of DHMO.
Commonly known as Hydroxylic Acid
Dihydrogen Monoxide kills more people
each year than Lightning and Darkening combined!
And lightning strikes the Earth 3.6 TRILLION times each year!
Thats 100 lightning strikes per second, around the globe!
It's in our beverages, our food, and traces are found in the very AIR WE
BREATHE!
The government knows of its many fatal dangers
AND YET THEY REFUSE TO PREVENT, or even LIMIT THAT!
DHMO is even being passed from mother to infant
in breast milk!
www.dhmo.org/
Comments
Dr. Disney Wizard says:
Get Small, Ask Alice, 'shroom cakes are loaded with the GET SMALL molecule.
Posted 4 months ago. ( permalink | delete | edit )
Dr. Arthur Frayn says:
HOH No!
snopes.com/science/dhmo.asp agrees IT'S TRUE!!!
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Home --> Science --> Dihydrogen Monoxide
Dihydrogen Monoxide
Claim: A junior high school student won a science fair by circulating a
report about the dangers of 'dihydrogen monoxide.'
Status: True.
Example: [Collected via e-mail, 1997]
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Shout No HOH HOH to DHMO ! ! !
Posted 4 months ago. ( permalink | delete )
Alyn Smythe says:
Your DHMO molecule reminds me of a hidden Mickey.
Statistics can be manipulated to prove anything a speaker wants to say.
How does one die of darkening?
Don't blink!
When I was in the darkroom I could smell DHMO.
I have been told that dihydrogen monoxide is colorless and odorless, but
when I cross from an area of void of DHMO into an area with a high
concentration of DHMO I can sense it in my nostrils.
Once when I was trying to give some exposed film stock and 'old-timy'
look, I filled the rinse bath tray between the developer and the fixer
to ¾ full with filtered water. Into it I dissolved eight moles of hot
oxidane gas (a base), as I would release it I liberally sprinkled in
powdered hydrogen hydroxide (an alkali) as needed to cool the reaction
and help it condense and absorb the oxidane. And stirring constantly I
added .5 liter of 26.5°C Hydroxylic acid to balance the reaction and
prevent the formation of suspended salts.
Then I cooked it to 26.1° C on an agitator as I washed the film with it.
I know and am ceratain that, in my concoction, I made DHMO fluid. The
film stock was Silver oxide in gelatin and I flashed the film between
the rinsed bath and the fixer. I succeeded in softening the high end
contrast while keeping focused details and the shadows retained.
But now I feel bad because when I was done I just mindlessly poured the
entire compound down the sink, which drained to the city sewer.
I hope I don't get in trouble for that. It's no excuse that I was
breathing DHMO vapor, which may have impaired my judgement.
Oh Gee's my real name is on this thing, huh.
Posted 4 months ago. ( permalink | delete )
Dr. Disney Wizard says:
Frayn: Wow, what a slogan!
"Just Say No HOH HOH 2 DHMO!"
You're a big kid now! You've got your responsibilities taken care of.
It's time to escape, relax and drop some Hydroxylic Acid.
Re-arange your mental blocks.
When the automatic front panel opens please step up to your right.
Ladies and gentlemen welcome to miracles from molecules...
Miracles from molecules are dawning everyday
Discoveries for happiness in a fabulous array.
A never ending search is on by men who dare and plan.
Making modern miracles from molecules for man.
Every atom is a world, an infinity unfurled,
a world of inner space without an end.
A world of mystery of endless energy,
with treasures more than man could ever spend.
Miracles from molecules are dawning every day.
Discoveries for happiness in a fabulous array.
A never ending search is on by a man who dare and plan.
Making the modern miracles from molecules for man.
Making the modern miracles from molecules for man.
Posted 4 months ago. ( permalink | delete | edit )
Dr. Disney Wizard says:
When I was a kid, Steve Martin lived here
His wife was my afterschool babysitter. When he came home, one of the
first things he did was to rush into the kitchen and open his stash and
drop some Hydorxylic Acid in a tall drink of water.
Disney Parks #1 Most Fatal Attraction (get the whole story, with
pictures at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/disneywizard/4121805623 )
but before we visit, let us review:
More folks have died from huffing DHMO at Disney parks than from any
other cause.
Disney is complacent with that, they allow folks to smuggle it in, it
contaminates nearly all food and drink, and it is more effective at
conveying death more quickly than stepping in front of a bus.
Most often it is swallowed, but quicker absorption is accomplished by
inhaling or intravenously in a saline solution.
Spread the truth about Dihydrogen Monoxide - Hydroxylic Acid kills!
=======================================================
http://www.flickr.com/photos/disneywizard/4121805623
=======================================================
I Created a drug culture graphic
to extol the awareness of DHMO.
Commonly known as Hydroxylic Acid
Dihydrogen Monoxide kills more people
each year than Lightning and Darkening combined!
And lightning strikes the Earth 3.6 TRILLION times each year!
Thats 100 lightning strikes per second, around the globe!
It's in our beverages, our food, and traces are found in the very AIR WE
BREATHE!
The government knows of its many fatal dangers
AND YET THEY REFUSE TO PREVENT, or even LIMIT THAT!
DHMO is even being passed from mother to infant
in breast milk!
www.dhmo.org/
Comments
Dr. Disney Wizard says:
Get Small, Ask Alice, 'shroom cakes are loaded with the GET SMALL molecule.
Posted 4 months ago. ( permalink | delete | edit )
Dr. Arthur Frayn says:
HOH No!
snopes.com/science/dhmo.asp agrees IT'S TRUE!!!
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Home --> Science --> Dihydrogen Monoxide
Dihydrogen Monoxide
Claim: A junior high school student won a science fair by circulating a
report about the dangers of 'dihydrogen monoxide.'
Status: True.
Example: [Collected via e-mail, 1997]
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Shout No HOH HOH to DHMO ! ! !
Posted 4 months ago. ( permalink | delete )
Alyn Smythe says:
Your DHMO molecule reminds me of a hidden Mickey.
Statistics can be manipulated to prove anything a speaker wants to say.
How does one die of darkening?
Don't blink!
When I was in the darkroom I could smell DHMO.
I have been told that dihydrogen monoxide is colorless and odorless, but
when I cross from an area of void of DHMO into an area with a high
concentration of DHMO I can sense it in my nostrils.
Once when I was trying to give some exposed film stock and 'old-timy'
look, I filled the rinse bath tray between the developer and the fixer
to ¾ full with filtered water. Into it I dissolved eight moles of hot
oxidane gas (a base), as I would release it I liberally sprinkled in
powdered hydrogen hydroxide (an alkali) as needed to cool the reaction
and help it condense and absorb the oxidane. And stirring constantly I
added .5 liter of 26.5°C Hydroxylic acid to balance the reaction and
prevent the formation of suspended salts.
Then I cooked it to 26.1° C on an agitator as I washed the film with it.
I know and am ceratain that, in my concoction, I made DHMO fluid. The
film stock was Silver oxide in gelatin and I flashed the film between
the rinsed bath and the fixer. I succeeded in softening the high end
contrast while keeping focused details and the shadows retained.
But now I feel bad because when I was done I just mindlessly poured the
entire compound down the sink, which drained to the city sewer.
I hope I don't get in trouble for that. It's no excuse that I was
breathing DHMO vapor, which may have impaired my judgement.
Oh Gee's my real name is on this thing, huh.
Posted 4 months ago. ( permalink | delete )
Dr. Disney Wizard says:
Frayn: Wow, what a slogan!
"Just Say No HOH HOH 2 DHMO!"
You're a big kid now! You've got your responsibilities taken care of.
It's time to escape, relax and drop some Hydroxylic Acid.
Re-arange your mental blocks.
When the automatic front panel opens please step up to your right.
Ladies and gentlemen welcome to miracles from molecules...
Miracles from molecules are dawning everyday
Discoveries for happiness in a fabulous array.
A never ending search is on by men who dare and plan.
Making modern miracles from molecules for man.
Every atom is a world, an infinity unfurled,
a world of inner space without an end.
A world of mystery of endless energy,
with treasures more than man could ever spend.
Miracles from molecules are dawning every day.
Discoveries for happiness in a fabulous array.
A never ending search is on by a man who dare and plan.
Making the modern miracles from molecules for man.
Making the modern miracles from molecules for man.
Posted 4 months ago. ( permalink | delete | edit )
Dr. Disney Wizard says:
When I was a kid, Steve Martin lived here
His wife was my afterschool babysitter. When he came home, one of the
first things he did was to rush into the kitchen and open his stash and
drop some Hydorxylic Acid in a tall drink of water.
--
'Tis better to learn by mistakes of others,
erroneous examples as provided,
than to learn by mistakes made for oneself.
A bakers dozen out of 12 Wizards agree: "And far less painful." --(o=8> Wiz.
'Tis better to learn by mistakes of others,
erroneous examples as provided,
than to learn by mistakes made for oneself.
A bakers dozen out of 12 Wizards agree: "And far less painful." --(o=8> Wiz.