Twitter thread
It’s always good to follow up on your Twitter posts. :-)
- robinbloor:
- Pneumono ultra micro scopic silico volcanoÂconiosis is a lung disease – and a long disease. The longest English word that’s not a chemical.
- sarekofvulcan:
- @robinbloor Actually, it’s a made-up lung disease. :-) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
- robinbloor:
- @SarekOfVulcan It’s factitious but not fictitious. Like dihydrogen monoxide.
- sarekofvulcan:
- @robinbloor /DHMO/ Did you know that’s a major component of acid rai
dn? - robinbloor:
- @SarekOfVulcan I’m told that chemical companies in California have been dumping it into local rivers.
- scottsigler:
- @robinbloor what’s your source on Cali chemical companies dumping into watershed?
- robinbloor:
- @scottsigler ur joking, right?
- scottsigler:
- @robinbloor Um, no. I live here. What’s your source for that story? A link? Journalism or word-of-mouth.
- robinbloor
- @scottsigler DHMO (Dihydrogen Monoxide) is water. It’s a long running joke (since 1997) to accuse companies of polluting areas with DHMO.
- scottsigler
- @robinbloor wow. Hysterical.
Posted by Garrett on February 27th, 2009 in Humor | No Comments
