“On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”
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wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 19:12 last edited by
The people that listen to Trump would die anyway. Queue up the outrage in 3, 2, 1...
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wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 19:34 last edited by Axtremus
@Loki said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
The people that listen to Trump would die anyway.
Well, given the data we have to date, it is highly probable that every one will die eventually, so that's a given. It's just a matter of timing and causes of death.
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wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 20:12 last edited by
Several months ago, this actually came up in conversation with my daughter.
She works in the ED and sees a little of everything. Somehow we got on the topic of drinking bleach and she pointed out that for a number of years now Clorox Bleach has been non-toxic.
Now, nobody is saying it is tasty or refreshing but you can drink it, within limits, without too much mortal danger. She told me it is actually a fairly regular occurrence for someone to show up at the ED having tried to kill themselves with Clorox. They get nauseous and feel unwell for a while.
Here is an NIH article that discusses some related information.
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wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 20:55 last edited by
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wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 20:57 last edited by
@kluurs said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
Now that's some damn fine investigative journalism right there.
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wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 20:59 last edited by
It may well be only ‘some’ who disagree.
Did Trump University have a medical school?
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wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 21:02 last edited by
@kluurs said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
They obviously didn't read the NIH article that I pasted just above.
Among other things it says @NIH said >
Household bleach, used according to label directions, including recommended ventilation and protection, is surprisingly non-toxic to humans.
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@kluurs said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
They obviously didn't read the NIH article that I pasted just above.
Among other things it says @NIH said >
Household bleach, used according to label directions, including recommended ventilation and protection, is surprisingly non-toxic to humans.
wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 21:11 last edited by@Copper said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
@kluurs said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
They obviously didn't read the NIH article that I pasted just above.
Among other things it says @NIH said >
Household bleach, used according to label directions, including recommended ventilation and protection, is surprisingly non-toxic to humans.
You might want to post the new few sentence. You're worse than the NYT:
Bleach is a common household item used for surface cleaning and disinfection, cleaning clothes, and treating fabric. Household bleach, used according to label directions, including recommended ventilation and protection, is surprisingly non-toxic to humans. This may lead to complacency. Misapplied, especially when mixed with other substances, it can be harmful or even lethal.[6][7][8]
McKenzie et al. reported in a 2010 pediatric study over a 16-year period that just under 270,000 US children (< 5 years of age) were injured by household cleaning products. Bleach was the leading source (37%) and usually by ingestion (63%). A spray bottle was the most common source (40%).
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wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 21:24 last edited by Copper
My point was, and is, that bleach is non-toxic, it is. All those sentences back that up.
If you mix bleach with poison, it is poison.
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wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 21:24 last edited by
I was surprised to read that the type of gas used by Sylvia Plath to kill herself is no longer used - and that the gas used now is less toxic and that the old method leaving the car running in a closed garage is no longer as likely to be fatal. Sad commentary on the times.
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wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 21:29 last edited by
Now begins the imbleachment hearings.
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My point was, and is, that bleach is non-toxic, it is. All those sentences back that up.
If you mix bleach with poison, it is poison.
wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 21:30 last edited by@Copper said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
My point was, and is, that bleach is non-toxic, it is. All those sentences back that up.
If you mix bleach with poison, it is poison.
Non toxic if you’re using it to clean shit in a well-ventilated area.
What did the article have to say about injection? What was the N on that test?
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Now begins the imbleachment hearings.
wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 22:03 last edited by@LuFins-Dad said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
Now begins the imbleachment hearings.
Even if the House imbleaches him, there's no way the Senate will vote to disinfect.
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@Copper said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
My point was, and is, that bleach is non-toxic, it is. All those sentences back that up.
If you mix bleach with poison, it is poison.
Non toxic if you’re using it to clean shit in a well-ventilated area.
What did the article have to say about injection? What was the N on that test?
wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 22:07 last edited by@xenon said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
@Copper said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
My point was, and is, that bleach is non-toxic, it is. All those sentences back that up.
If you mix bleach with poison, it is poison.
Non toxic if you’re using it to clean shit in a well-ventilated area.
What did the article have to say about injection? What was the N on that test?
It's still toxic even then. Bleach fumes have an LD50.
And sodium hypochlorite is indeed toxic on its own.
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wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 22:23 last edited by
Lockdown, week 7.
Americans are debating whether it's OK to drink bleach, based on sarcastic remarks made by a former reality TV host.
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@xenon said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
@Copper said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
My point was, and is, that bleach is non-toxic, it is. All those sentences back that up.
If you mix bleach with poison, it is poison.
Non toxic if you’re using it to clean shit in a well-ventilated area.
What did the article have to say about injection? What was the N on that test?
It's still toxic even then. Bleach fumes have an LD50.
And sodium hypochlorite is indeed toxic on its own.
wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 22:55 last edited by@Aqua-Letifer said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
@xenon said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
@Copper said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
My point was, and is, that bleach is non-toxic, it is. All those sentences back that up.
If you mix bleach with poison, it is poison.
Non toxic if you’re using it to clean shit in a well-ventilated area.
What did the article have to say about injection? What was the N on that test?
It's still toxic even then. Bleach fumes have an LD50.
And sodium hypochlorite is indeed toxic on its own.
I don't know what an LD50 is.
Bleach is non-toxic.
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@Aqua-Letifer said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
@xenon said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
@Copper said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
My point was, and is, that bleach is non-toxic, it is. All those sentences back that up.
If you mix bleach with poison, it is poison.
Non toxic if you’re using it to clean shit in a well-ventilated area.
What did the article have to say about injection? What was the N on that test?
It's still toxic even then. Bleach fumes have an LD50.
And sodium hypochlorite is indeed toxic on its own.
I don't know what an LD50 is.
Bleach is non-toxic.
wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 23:14 last edited by@Copper said in “On line three, we have Donny from Queens...”:
I don't know what an LD50 is.
It's the dose of medication at which 50% exposed to that dose will die. LD = "Lethal Dose."
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wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 23:29 last edited by
OK, well it's not always easy to find a silver lining.
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wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 23:47 last edited by
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wrote on 24 Apr 2020, 23:48 last edited by
There's probably already a shortage.
Copper, you might want to get yours while you can.