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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: IceFire on March 21, 2005, 04:57:59 pm
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Great article presented by CBC's Marketplace about Teflon and a related chemical that breaks down into a potentially toxic substance. And guess what...its everywhere.
Read:
http://www.cbc.ca/consumers/market/files/health/teflon/index.html
This is why having a publically funded news and broadcasting agency which is partially free of corporate advertising influence pays off...in dividends.
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Holy **** I have teflon in my suit trousers....
Oh bollocks!
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do I want to read it knowing i'll discover something horrible?
EDIT: Read about half it to get the gist of it and honestly, I'm not worried.
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Well...all my school uniform clothes are treated with teflon...
If I showed up wearing a Pantera shirt and faded jeans, think I could use this as an excuse?
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Teflon... kills birds, you know. If you heat a teflon pan too hot.
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Anything is dangerous.
If you throw it hard enough.
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Teflon has fluor in it, the most rabid element beside radioactives.
It's no suprise teflon wasn't meant to be burned in you owen.
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Originally posted by ngtm1r
Anything is dangerous.
If you throw it hard enough.
Jelly
Oh, and what Americans call jelly is actually Jam. I don't know what the Us name for proper jelly is, but it's made of gelatine
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http://www.dhmo.org/
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Originally posted by aldo_14
Jelly
Oh, and what Americans call jelly is actually Jam. I don't know what the Us name for proper jelly is, but it's made of gelatine
Hypersonic velocities.
Granted I don't know how you'd throw it that hard, but it would be dangerous.
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Use some sort of maglev propulsion.
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Originally posted by aldo_14
Jelly
Oh, and what Americans call jelly is actually Jam. I don't know what the Us name for proper jelly is, but it's made of gelatine
Jell-o, I believe.
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No, we have a difference between jelly and jam. They're both spreads, but jelly is more, err... jelatinous, whereas jam just kind of glops, and it usually has seeds in it. Jell-O is something entirely different.
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Having had both Jelly (called 'Preserve' in the UK) and Jam, I can confirm that.
And yes, what the British call Jelly, the Americans tend to call Jello, which is actually a brand name. :)
From toxic Teflon to Railgunned Jelly, we really do get around don't we? ;)
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Geletine is geletine. Jello is a geletine snack brand. jeez.
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odd, I would have thought that the news network owned by Monsanto would have mentioned this...
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DuPont confirms Teflon "Worlds best thing ever" is completely safe
Denies is not safe and kills stuff "cos that report was all rubbish and stuff and we won't make any money off it"
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Originally posted by ngtm1r
Hypersonic velocities.
Granted I don't know how you'd throw it that hard, but it would be dangerous.
Main problem is you need to throw it quite close to the target, things like jelly, feathers, and other non lethal novelty items tend not to go very far, regardless of how hard you throw them. :sigh:
As for teflon, should I be worried about my pans?.... Nah, I'm off to fry some breakfast.
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well the network owned by monsanto wouldn't have said that, becase bad news for dupont is good news for monsanto.
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Jelly is Nature's Teflon, and the sooner we wake up and smell the burning toxins, the better it will be. (NB: jelly only turns into teflon at Mach 7 and beyond) :nervous: