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OT: I'm sorry guys, this is just TOO rich to pass on.. (private)
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twitch.
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It's just that this website is always serious, as long as I've been viewing. But this headline somehow got through....
-Zz
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OK, upon further review.....
..... there appears to be a 'happy zone" (based on the smiley/frowny faces).
Makes me wonder just how they figured that....
LOT'S of othered Q' to bw C'd and A'd
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It's called "Scientific Notation."
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Zz Yzx wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
I liked the scientific description . FWIW, it's a natural extension of detergent research. Basically, classical soap molecules have a waterloving (hydrophilic) and water detesting (hydrophobic) end, as they consist of a long chain fatty acid, such as stearic acid, and a sodium or potassium ion. The fatty ends wrap around dirt, the ionic part interacts with water. Presto, the dirt is dissolved. Synthetic soaps work better than the old-fashioned one for many purposes. This research amplifies this in a very nice way.
BTW, stearic acid makes nice candles. Use in emergencies for either light, or food - it is one of the most energy-rich for the weight.
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On Sat, 28 Nov 2009 18:44:57 -0800, the infamous Zz Yzx scrawled the following:
Ziz?
-- Some days, it's not even worth chewing through the restraints.