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Stuart Gort
 Post subject: Re: Dihydrogen Monoxide
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Don't Scientologists use that for baptisms?

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... Wat.. I mean Dihydrogen monoxide leaves a ''hairy'' surface. Doing this between grits makes a smoother surface.


Dihydrogen Monoxide can do a lot of things, but it cannot grow hair on a cello.
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Depends on how much dirt is there, and whether or not there are any seeds present! :D

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Seems this substance is more usefule than I had imagined. It seems to be an almost universal solvent, among other things.

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Depends on how much dirt is there, and whether or not there are any seeds present! :D


Contrary to many pharmaceutical companies' claims, hair does grow from seeds.
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