• @Mudkipology
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    721 year ago

    I specifically wanna be pentaborane, because it has the rare honor of a perfect score on the fire safety diamond. Highly flammable, highly toxic, highly reactive, explodes on contact with air, explodes on contact with water, and lethal amounts can absorb through your skin (if it even gets that far). It was actually considered as a possible jet or rocket fuel in the 1950s and earned the nickname “Green Dragon” because it burns green. But the US government ended up rejecting it because even its exhaust is poisonous. It is in fact so dangerous that the government’s supply of it sat in storage until 2000 because that’s how long it took to invent a safe disposal method - a procedure whose actual scientific name is Dragon Slayer.

    • Lev_Astov
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      251 year ago

      subscribe to toxic chemical facts

    • AgentOrangesicle
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      41 year ago

      This is the most metal thing I’ve heard of in the field of chemistry, which is kinda profound given that chemistry defines what a metal is.

  • DreamButt
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    361 year ago

    Dangerous when wet…

    • @[email protected]
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      51 year ago

      Look, I’m not afraid of water. I can swim fine. I was a lifeguard ffs. But the water here is always cold, and I’m almost always wearing leather boots amd work pants. I’m not afraid of water, I’m afraid of getting wet. I’ll get very angry if I get wet, because how then am I supposed to get dry? Dangerous when wet describes me well.

  • @TrismegistusMx
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    241 year ago

    I made this after accidentally triggering somebody’s manic psychosis.

      • @TrismegistusMx
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        11 year ago

        I considered that spelling as well. I think the plural and singular both fit.

        • @[email protected]
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          11 year ago

          Nope.

          Right now the list reads plural, plural, and singular. Parallelism states that all words in a list should have the same form. So they should all be plural, or all singular.

          • @TrismegistusMx
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            11 year ago

            While that is true, it also means various types of alterations in consciousness and paradigm shifts, but there is really only one type of existential crisis.

            • @[email protected]
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              11 year ago

              Well I don’t really agree with that and I also don’t think it’s a solution to faulty parallelism.

              • @TrismegistusMx
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                01 year ago

                There are multiple types of crises, but every existential crisis is an existential crisis. The plurality is negated by the modifier, “existential.”

                • @[email protected]
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                  01 year ago

                  Not really. A midlife crisis and a psychotic episode could both be called existential crises. I don’t think there’s a hard definition to it like you seem to be asserting.

  • OurTragicUniverse
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    1 year ago

    Harmful To Aquatic Life.

    (I don’t eat them but do order a lot of stuff online and am often covered in paint.)

    • @InigoMontoyota
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      81 year ago

      Was definitely saying toxic gas. Or at least that’s what my wife says

      • @TheCannonball
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        21 year ago

        I came here to make the same “what my wife says” joke about me being toxic gas.

  • AgentOrangesicle
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    121 year ago

    It’s just Safety Data Sheet now. Calling them Materials was dehumanizing.

  • @_stranger_
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    51 year ago

    I’ll take that dead smiling fish upper right.

  • @[email protected]
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    Infectious, irritant, oxidising agent, toxic gas source

    Alternatively, the big X not to be confused with the dead bird site’s new name