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What does mercury taste like?
Still a stupid old fool, BEERTbrain!
Saul Levy On Sun, 22 Oct 2006 08:06:52 -0400, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote: Cactus Saul The fact that you have all that mercury in your mouth makes for an easy theory, it poisoned your brain,and that explains why your thinking has the IQ of 65. It fits Thanks for giving us this information .Knowing you have a mouth full of mercury makes me feel very bad,and I won't pick on you any more Your virtual friend Bert |
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What does mercury taste like?
"Double-A" wrote in message oups.com... G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote: Warning Warning Warning Once mercury gets into your blood its very bad news. It ends up in your brain and nerve system. You will die a death very close to Parkinsen disease. If even you swallow just a little Bert I heard that swallowing mercury was somewhat of a fad back in the renaissance days. Mercury was used in a lot of traditional medicines too. My dentist put lots of it in my teeth in all those amalgam filings. That metallic taste couldn't have been from the silver! He even gave me some mercury to take home and play with (shutter!). In school they put Mercurichrome on my cuts and scrapes, loaded with mercury. In college chemistry class we did the notorious classic experiment of heating cinnabar and condensing mercury, presumably inhaling lots of mercury vapor during the experiment. Then we washed the mercury down the drain, leaving a deposit in the trap to provide the lab air with a continuous supply of mercury vapor! I found that I liked swordfish. Then I found out that it is very high in mercury! I was told to use a salve for a rash I had. Yep! Loaded with mercury! So if I seem a little edgy, I guess its because all that accumulated nerve damage from all that mercury over the years! Double-A Actually, Mercury has gotten a bad rap these past years. Mercury in metal form, such as in thermometers, represents very little danger. If a kid eats it, it passes through the gut and out the other end with little interaction with the body. Mercury in other forms, such as cinnabar, is very bad however. Boiling mercury over a open flame is even worse. Old time prospectors used to collect the gold flakes out of their pan by adding mercury to the mix. The gold dissolves in the mercury, and eventually a putty like substance called hardcake is formed. The miners used to cook their hardcake in a hollowed out potato, and boil off the mercury leaving only gold behind. Of course, they also exposed themselves (and the environment ) to a whopping amount of mercury vapors and sometimes went mad. Old time photographers also used mercury in their flash powder and photo developing chemicals - over time the mercury they contacted and absorbed destroyed their brains. The disease was called The Mad Hatters sickness, and sufferers would rip their own eyes out of their heads and cut their own throats amongst other gruesome things. But, a small kid playing with liquid mercury is pretty safe even if they eat it. "course, I wouldn't make a habit of it... Greysky |
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"greysky" wrote in message
om... "Double-A" wrote in message oups.com... G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote: Warning Warning Warning Once mercury gets into your blood its very bad news. It ends up in your brain and nerve system. You will die a death very close to Parkinsen disease. If even you swallow just a little Bert I heard that swallowing mercury was somewhat of a fad back in the renaissance days. Mercury was used in a lot of traditional medicines too. My dentist put lots of it in my teeth in all those amalgam filings. That metallic taste couldn't have been from the silver! He even gave me some mercury to take home and play with (shutter!). In school they put Mercurichrome on my cuts and scrapes, loaded with mercury. In college chemistry class we did the notorious classic experiment of heating cinnabar and condensing mercury, presumably inhaling lots of mercury vapor during the experiment. Then we washed the mercury down the drain, leaving a deposit in the trap to provide the lab air with a continuous supply of mercury vapor! I found that I liked swordfish. Then I found out that it is very high in mercury! I was told to use a salve for a rash I had. Yep! Loaded with mercury! So if I seem a little edgy, I guess its because all that accumulated nerve damage from all that mercury over the years! Double-A Actually, Mercury has gotten a bad rap these past years. Mercury in metal form, such as in thermometers, represents very little danger. If a kid eats it, it passes through the gut and out the other end with little interaction with the body. Mercury in other forms, such as cinnabar, is very bad however. Boiling mercury over a open flame is even worse. Old time prospectors used to collect the gold flakes out of their pan by adding mercury to the mix. The gold dissolves in the mercury, and eventually a putty like substance called hardcake is formed. The miners used to cook their hardcake in a hollowed out potato, and boil off the mercury leaving only gold behind. Of course, they also exposed themselves (and the environment ) to a whopping amount of mercury vapors and sometimes went mad. Old time photographers also used mercury in their flash powder and photo developing chemicals - over time the mercury they contacted and absorbed destroyed their brains. The disease was called The Mad Hatters sickness, and sufferers would rip their own eyes out of their heads and cut their own throats amongst other gruesome things. But, a small kid playing with liquid mercury is pretty safe even if they eat it. "course, I wouldn't make a habit of it... When we were kids, we used to make real shiny dimes with mercury. Rubbing it on the dimes with our fingers. But I swear I got no drain blamage from it. ;-) Older kid that lived behind us was a chemistry buff and used to make fulminated mercury to blow things up. I think he blew up his lab in the barn more than one time. FrediFizzx Quantum Vacuum Charge papers; http://www.vacuum-physics.com/QVC/qu...uum_charge.pdf or postscript http://www.vacuum-physics.com/QVC/qu...cuum_charge.ps http://www.arxiv.org/abs/physics/0601110 http://www.vacuum-physics.com |
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nightbat wrote
G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote: Double-A That true story about the ship stuck in the North Pole area had aboard the first canned food. The cans were sealed with lead(soldier) After weeks an one of its members died,and his body eaten away by rats they decided to leave ship(bad decision) They wanted to get to a whaling base about 800 miles to the south. They took two life boats with them one had the ships piano the other over 100 bibles(lots of hard pulling) . In the beginning those that died were buried we'll (lots of energy used.) their bodies were found deep in the ice,and well preserved. Blood tested out they died of lead poisoning. It effects the brain This story was on NOVA about 5 years ago. Speilberg should do a movie on it. Can't think of the name of the party,it might have been Anderson??? Bert Best to remember not to long ago we were breathing the fumes of leaded gas.,and knowing how evil lead is. Amoco was the only oil company that cared for its customers. I bought Amoco nightbat Your pointing report on TV broadcast show of clinical based lead research findings are very profound and far reaching to say the least Officer Bert. So the human and animal magnetic mental orientation poles and cellular genetic make-up are effected by mercury and lead poisoning and can most likely effect hormonal levels, mental balance, sexual orientation, memory loss, and lead to premature death. how sad. That explains allot of why there is so many gays now coming out of the closet of course the reason due to your pointing research of past canned foods methods to 100+ year automobile gas lead emissions, how profound. Also how sad just when the gays want to let the world know that they're gay and proud of it it's purely an indication that they in reality are lead element poisoned how tragic, oh mercy! That would explain the fish and sea mammals occasionally beaching themselves, the erratic and dangerous mixed up behavior of most recent marine life. Girls gone wild and sure the huge influx of gays wanting to be accepted into the mainstream and not as first deduced just an aberration of normal adults thinking that they're naturally gay, quite interesting. So per your indications heavy smog clouded San Francisco and New Orleans Gulf port with all those refineries must rate right up there in terms of poisoned air pollution and cause for so many gays wanting to live there, hmmmmm, fascinating. Who knew that lead poisoning was the mentally effecting principle cause of homosexuality including lesbianism and bi-sexuality mental unbalancing effect from past canned foods and air pollution, amazing. No wonder these poor folks were at a lost to understand why society felt them odd balls, like the auk boys, they were poisoned without their knowing, how cruel. Sure handsome men wanting other men, and beautiful women wanting other women, and some wanting both because they were really confused, oh how tragic indeed Captain Bert. But according to your indications this all fits and makes perfect sense, the lead poisoning of past generations has left its mark to sexual aberration and shortening of life indications as observed in the clinical Show findings of first leaded canned foods or processing you reference. Well now what, just as the gays want recognition of right to marriage they are instead actually proclaiming their toxic brain syndrome and that they're actually poor victims of lead poisoned body accumulations from massive environmental pollution from the ongoing industrial revolution of the early turn of the past century. Why oh why and how could this have happened and what were the major Corporations pondering when they pumped that massive amount of lead into the environment? Think how many damaged lives the introduction of lead has done to society no matter the short term benefits. Brain damaged infants and adults, ruined lives, mixed up sexual orientations ( the poor gays really aren't to be blamed), untold deaths, oh the humanity! Thank you for that excellent report Officer Bert and please continue your profound insightful research and correlation's. ponder on, the nightbat |
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Greysky Mad Hatter fits. I read lead poisoning takes away the brain's
ability to make good decisions.You end up being your own worse enemy Bert |
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nightbat Thank you for the compliment. Good you brought out how lead
poising can be far reaching. It can show bad decisions made by humankind over the past 100 years. As kids in school our pencils when made were dipped in yellow lead paint. Being small we were close to the ground and leaded gas fumes stayed close to the ground. City kids were hit the hardest. I was a city kid,and that has to tell me something Bert |
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In sci.physics greysky wrote:
"Double-A" wrote in message oups.com... G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote: Warning Warning Warning Once mercury gets into your blood its very bad news. It ends up in your brain and nerve system. You will die a death very close to Parkinsen disease. If even you swallow just a little Bert I heard that swallowing mercury was somewhat of a fad back in the renaissance days. Mercury was used in a lot of traditional medicines too. My dentist put lots of it in my teeth in all those amalgam filings. That metallic taste couldn't have been from the silver! He even gave me some mercury to take home and play with (shutter!). In school they put Mercurichrome on my cuts and scrapes, loaded with mercury. In college chemistry class we did the notorious classic experiment of heating cinnabar and condensing mercury, presumably inhaling lots of mercury vapor during the experiment. Then we washed the mercury down the drain, leaving a deposit in the trap to provide the lab air with a continuous supply of mercury vapor! I found that I liked swordfish. Then I found out that it is very high in mercury! I was told to use a salve for a rash I had. Yep! Loaded with mercury! So if I seem a little edgy, I guess its because all that accumulated nerve damage from all that mercury over the years! Double-A Actually, Mercury has gotten a bad rap these past years. Mercury in metal form, such as in thermometers, represents very little danger. If a kid eats it, it passes through the gut and out the other end with little interaction with the body. Mercury in other forms, such as cinnabar, is very bad however. Boiling mercury over a open flame is even worse. Old time prospectors used to collect the gold flakes out of their pan by adding mercury to the mix. The gold dissolves in the mercury, and eventually a putty like substance called hardcake is formed. The miners used to cook their hardcake in a hollowed out potato, and boil off the mercury leaving only gold behind. Of course, they also exposed themselves (and the environment ) to a whopping amount of mercury vapors and sometimes went mad. Old time photographers also used mercury in their flash powder and photo developing chemicals - over time the mercury they contacted and absorbed destroyed their brains. The disease was called The Mad Hatters sickness, and sufferers would rip their own eyes out of their heads and cut their own throats amongst other gruesome things. But, a small kid playing with liquid mercury is pretty safe even if they eat it. "course, I wouldn't make a habit of it... Greysky The first photographs used the dauguerrotype method. The dauguerrotype was a treated copper plate developed over a warm mercury bath. Once the silver halide process used today was invented, the mercury went away. Mad Hatters is a result of using mercurous nitrate to manufacture felt hats, which filled the hat factories with mercury fumes. -- Jim Pennino Remove .spam.sux to reply. |
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"G=EMC^2 Glazier" wrote in message I read lead poisoning takes away the brain's ability to make good decisions. No wonder Americans can't elect a good president, we've all been lead poisened. C.H.J. |
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Jim Pennino Very interesting "Mad Hatters" came because of the
manufacture of felt hats It fits Stetson sold the largest felt hat factory in the world for a song(bad decision lost millions) he moved to a mountain in Colorado to getaway from humankind.(bad discission) When in Denver I went to his log cabin(tourist attraction) He still had his wits. He made a hat for the mule driver that brought him up supplies Everyone in Denver wanted one,and gave the mule driver $10 for one. Its is sold by the name The Stetson 10 gallon hat Stetson was the Mad Hatter(crazy) but not stupid Bert |
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