Originally posted by AIM conversation between Colin and me

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NilocM2K (9:40:41 PM): Geez. Well... sometimes when I'm bored I just load up random roms.
KirbyATW (9:40:57 PM): Eh...
KirbyATW (9:41:06 PM): I dunno
KirbyATW (9:41:11 PM): I feel like doodling in pain
KirbyATW (9:41:13 PM): ...
KirbyATW (9:41:14 PM): PAINT
KirbyATW (9:41:16 PM): NOT PAIN

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Originally posted by continued

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KirbyATW (9:47:47 PM): You know...
KirbyATW (9:47:53 PM): That thing I just said...
KirbyATW (9:47:57 PM): Just gave me inspiration
KirbyATW (9:47:59 PM): o.o
KirbyATW (9:48:06 PM): I NEED KIRBY SPRITES

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Originally posted by Alastor the Stylish

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Originally posted by Wikipedia

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Hydrofluoric acid is a highly corrosive solution of hydrogen fluoride in water. Gaseous hydrogen fluoride is sometimes called anhydrous hydrofluoric acid. Hydrofluoric acid is a very toxic and corrosive acid. Perhaps confusingly, it is considered a weak acid because of its low tendency to dissociate to ions in water. Hydrofluoric acid is notoriously known to dissolve glass (SiO2):

SiO2(s) + 6 HF(aq) --> H2[SiF6](aq) + 2 H2O(l)

Consequently, it must be stored in plastic containers, though ideally it should be stored in Teflon bottles. It is also unique in its ability to dissolve almost all inorganic metal and semimetal oxides.

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Originally posted by Wikipedia

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Symptoms of skin exposure to dilute HF are not felt immediately, but exposure of less than 10% of the body to it can be fatal, even with immediate medical treatment. Highly concentrated solutions may lead to acute hypocalcemia, followed by heart attack and death, and will usually be fatal in as little as 2% body exposure (about the size of the sole of the foot). This substance is extremely toxic and has the capacity to kill upon exposure rather than simply damage skin and eyes. It should be handled with extreme care, beyond that given to hydrochloric, sulphuric, or other mineral acids.

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Originally posted by Alastor the Stylish

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Sure they're just just saying obviously wrong things for the hell of it?

'cause I do a lot of that.

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