so on my last trip to wdw, i was at epcot, when i was approached by two teenagers, and they asked me if i would support womens sufferage, when put on the spot i could not remember what sufferage ment, so i played it cool like, i knew and was like well where would u get funding for it, and eventually they left. then as i was walking away i remember sufferage means the right to vote or something along those lines, which obviously women already have. :hammer: then later on i looked it up and found out it is a known prank. lol i felt stupid BUT dont kids have something better to do in disney anyway?? DAMN KIDS!!!!:fork: lol anyone else ever have something like this happen to them??
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Did anyone approach you about signing a petition to ban the use of dihydrogen monoxide?
Did anyone approach you about signing a petition to ban the use of dihydrogen monoxide?
Approximately 3,000 people are killed every year after being unintentionally exposed to it, or have not been trained in proper usage. I myself had a close encounter when I had an unexpected massive exposure last year, but my training prevented any injury.
Foolish Mortal
Well-Known Member
Did anyone approach you about signing a petition to ban the use of dihydrogen monoxide?
Just looked up what DHMO was, :ROFLOL: The things you learn from coming to this site
Foolish Mortal
Well-Known Member
I put this into the category of never accepting a bet from a stranger, especially in a bar. Fool me once shame on you, fool me nine times shame on me :ROFLOL:
Bri1121
New Member
Just looked up what DHMO was, :ROFLOL: The things you learn from coming to this site
Me too!! Just read an example email to DH :ROFLOL:
Oddysey
Well-Known Member
My friend and I made a trip to New Orleans approximately 10 years ago, and while we were walking around the French Quarters a man walked up and asked him that question. My friend told him that he would not take the bet, and that it was impossible for the man to know where his shoes came from. I think the man thought he was by himself, and when I walked around the corner the guy backed off.
We never thought much of it, and to this day I have not realized that this was an attempted prank or whatever it was intended to be. That being said, I am now curious as to what happens when someone takes the bet. Can you please inform me? Was our trip nearly ruined??
The answerer is you got them on your feet, at the end of your legs, etc. For all intents and purposes it is an attempt to rob you.
sublimesting
Well-Known Member
You should bet them $20 you can tell them where they got their shoes instead.
nybound
Member
Did anyone approach you about signing a petition to ban the use of dihydrogen monoxide?
I found that by drinking a little per day that I must have built up an immunity to it. So much so, that I can practically swim in the stuff.
sublimesting
Well-Known Member
I have actually found that I can survive being submerged in it temporarily by not using my nose or mouth to breath. This only works for a minute or so but is quite fascinating.
Wilt Dasney
Well-Known Member
^ Amateurs. I actually bathe in the stuff multiple times a week. Yeah. That's just how I roll.
Mammymouse
Well-Known Member
I've found it is most dangerous at temperatures under 32 degrees.
disneyjesus
Member
I was expecting a discussion on your improper use of the comma.
You should see it when it hits over 200. Scary stuff.
