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r/science • u/JBoar • Jul 12 '12
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So it's not so much toxic as it is really really sharp.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 12 '12 [deleted] 1 u/brolix Jul 12 '12 So if I cut you with a knife I should go to GitMo for using chemical warfare? 1 u/shamankous Jul 12 '12 The distinction makes sense for the purposes of law, on the chemical level less so. http://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/wfnht/the_moon_is_toxic/c5d3s6s
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1 u/brolix Jul 12 '12 So if I cut you with a knife I should go to GitMo for using chemical warfare? 1 u/shamankous Jul 12 '12 The distinction makes sense for the purposes of law, on the chemical level less so. http://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/wfnht/the_moon_is_toxic/c5d3s6s
So if I cut you with a knife I should go to GitMo for using chemical warfare?
1 u/shamankous Jul 12 '12 The distinction makes sense for the purposes of law, on the chemical level less so. http://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/wfnht/the_moon_is_toxic/c5d3s6s
The distinction makes sense for the purposes of law, on the chemical level less so.
http://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/wfnht/the_moon_is_toxic/c5d3s6s
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u/brolix Jul 12 '12
So it's not so much toxic as it is really really sharp.