I guess the fear stems from worrying that the water will explode. Neat.
I guess the fear stems from worrying that the water will explode. Neat.
Heck, dihydrogen monoxide itself has been conclusively proven to cause death when inhaled, even in small amounts. Let's not forget its links to cancer, global warming, acid rain, soil erosion, and such major disasters as the India tsunami or hundreds of hurricanes and other major storms every year.
Most cats really are lactose-intolerant, too. I didn't know it either, but we all know the Internet is always right.![]()
Fucking Chemistry, how does that work?
And don't tell me no scientist shit...
Wait. Fuck.
So water is the eternal life giver, but potentially can become extremely poisonous gases, poisons, and even a bomb.
Isn't science neat.
You know those games when you had to give you mage an element, and water was almost always the shitty one that only let you heal and occasionally shoot shards of ice?
Yeah, fuck that noise, water needs to get this shit. IT'S AWESOME.
Not to mention that in it's gaseous form it can be fatal if you inhale enough, and in its solid form it's caused numerous shipwrecks. Which is to say nothing of the fact that it's primary purpose is as a general solvent, which it excels at beyond all other known substances
The human body is essentially a bomb. You're powered by tiny explosions. HAVE FUN!
wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee *screams*
It's hilarious that this conversation came up, if only because I was planning on letting water do most of this in a game I'm working on.