So, you admit that you are full of shit, and that you would be injured or killed if you drank WD40 in any amount. Okay! Apology accepted.
BB
So, you admit that you are full of shit, and that you would be injured or killed if you drank WD40 in any amount. Okay! Apology accepted.
BB
I would be willing to watch a "short" clip while you drank WD-40. Perhaps a couple of 8 oz glasses of it. Pleased be careful to drink slowly so you don't aspirate any of it.
RB
Richard J K>
Anyway, I thought it was darned interesting. I don't know why so many people are getting upset about his claim that it is not intestinally toxic - believe it, or don't, who gives a shit? I don't think anyone's going to drink a cup because they read it wasn't toxic on usenet. Get a life, people.
- Bill
Been around machinists for many years. They (generally) don't read the labels. WD-40 is popular as a cutting lubricant when doing light cuts, especially when fly cutting, (large circular cutters) aluminum. The heat combined with the aluminum dust and WD-40 chemical fog makes for a nice mixture of respiratory goodies. Like so many little short cuts in the work place the effects don't show up until years later. Usually in retirement when being a tad immobilized can cause some retrospective second guessing.
Frank
Inhaling water vapor is not only NOT lethal, it is quite healthful. Ever used a humidifier to make a room more comfortable?
Inhaling wd-40 vapor, even in relatively small amounts can kill you.
You are an idiot.
BB
Tell me how I can kill myself inhaling vapors and no liquid phase mist! I doubt it's much easier than jumping into the deep end of a swimming pool and drowning myself!
- Don Klipstein ( snipped-for-privacy@misty.com)
I'm sure a Darwin candidate such as you or Kinch could manage to do either quite easily. I'm looking forward to reading about it.
BB
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