Local water in a small town in Oklahoma in which I live has tested positive for the compound dihydrogen monoxide. If enough is breathed it will cause death. It also causes profuse sweating. If enough dihydrogen monoxide is in the atmosphere the humidity level will rise causing fog and other dangerous weather patterns. Just a heads-up. Maybe a call to your local water facility could determine if this compound is present in the drinking water.

-- rush108 (g@spingfor.air), February 10, 2000

Answers

Rush,

I am sorry to hear this.

Can you tell me the source of the contamination? Was this published in the local paper or in the news in your area? Do you know what prompted the testing? Were you informed of the ph level of the water in that area?

I would appreciate any more information you can give. Thank you for the update. Hope you are drinking filtered water.

Best wishes, Dee

-- Dee (T1Colt556@aol.com), February 10, 2000.

Dihydrogen Monoxide? You mean H2O. Give me a break!!! Who are you trying to kid? That's pure water!

-- Bernard Chew (bchew@dnvps.com), February 10, 2000.

Bernard ,
Hush, you'll spoil the fun.

-- Possible Impact (posim@hotmail.com), February 11, 2000.

Ouch. Got me. Proof I'm a doomer.

-- Squirrel Hunter (nuts@upina.cellrelaytower), February 11, 2000.

OY this or some variant runs about every 10 months around here. Wonder how many of us ya got this time.

Tee Hee Hee

Chuck

-- Chuck, a night driver (rienzoo@en.com), February 11, 2000.

gee. do ya think that is what they are spraying in the contrails?

-- tt (cuddluppy@aol.com), February 11, 2000.