To: TheSentry
We used to play with it all the time. Fun stuff
2 posted on
04/23/2010 10:48:21 PM PDT by
pissant
(THE Conservative party: www.falconparty.com)
To: pissant
We used to play with it all the time. Fun stuff
That explains a lot
6 posted on
04/23/2010 10:54:00 PM PDT by
al baby
(Hi Mom sarc ;))
To: pissant
“We used to play with it all the time. Fun stuff”
So did I. Broke a thermometer one time and caught the mercury on something to retain it. Thought it was so cool that I coated my class ring with it. Turned the yellow gold white for awhile. Forget how I got it off the ring.
As a senior citizen, I am still blessed with good health as were/are my children and theirs.
I’m beginning to doubt whether these fools know anything at all - despite or because of all their degrees.
11 posted on
04/23/2010 10:59:28 PM PDT by
Let's Roll
(Stop paying ACORN to destroy America! Cut off their federal funding!)
To: pissant
Its not dangerous to play with every so often. Just need to be careful not to eat it or breath in the vapors. Its been a staple in every science class. They used to liters of the stuff in plastic bottles.
47 posted on
04/24/2010 1:38:23 AM PDT by
lefty-lie-spy
(Stay metal. For the Horde \m/("_")\m/ - via iPhone from Tokyo.)
To: pissant
Your showing your age. If a thermometer broke accidentally, it was fun rolling all the small balls into a large enough ball to sweep up...Mercury was fun and I made it to over 70 playing with the stuff....Once you rolled it all into a ball, you could smash it again and go after all the little balls of mercury to make a large ball again....... Until mom caught you......
To: pissant
Thats because it wasn’t Mercury. It was quick silver.
Its all in the name...
64 posted on
04/24/2010 5:16:28 AM PDT by
Vermont Lt
(This nation, of the people, by the people, and for the people has perished from the land.)
To: pissant
just think of all the GE light bulbs now being forced on the citizenry...
67 posted on
04/24/2010 6:26:03 AM PDT by
Freddd
(CNN is down to Three Hundred Thousand viewers. But they worked for it.)
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