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My lucky draw. Did it today... Today is my birthday even lol.

Keep fighting the good fight Tanoomba.

Upon further review, the automatic handgun was found to indeed be an emucidal agent.

Whats the name of the stuff BROzak?

I would like to point out that "emucidal" appears to be a wholly unique word according to Google. Three hits and they're all gibberish.

And if it was designed to kill emus, shouldn't it be labelled as an emucidal?

Qft

Maybe it would work if you threw a whole bunch of uzis at the emu, but it would probably take a few dozen.

But studies have not conclusively proven it works to kill emus, so I'm going to take the null hypothesis and assume that Uzi won't work on an emu.

Wow, no way am I clearing mote Ifrit any time soon. What a doozy.

Didnt read.

Rerolled - MMORPG Game Forums Click that and tell me that either one of you is spending their time wisely.

Holy fuck why don't you just put each other on ignore? You each have over 1,000 posts in this thread BTW.

I had the $6.99 "Street Tacos" meal at BDubs last Friday... Holy fuck they were good.

If you're on an orb budget, don't upgrade to R5. Honing from 4 to 5 takes about as many orbs as going from 1 to 4.

Any good torrent sites out there for music these days?

You post so much, if I was going to avoid every discussion you were in I would have to quit posting.

Do you have to shit up every thread you post in? Even if what I was saying was stupid, at least I kept stuff on topic. You really have a knack for detailing threads into flame wars.

But I don't. I've even stated that I agree with you a lot of times. Pull your head out of your ass.

I definitely don't try to single you out or seek out your posts. I don't categorically disagree with you. Get over yourself.

Actually, I just figured it out. And I should have figured it out sooner. Fatty acids aren't water soluble, you need to dissolve them into non-polar solvents like hexane or chloroform. The reason the dude's spray kills beehives is because of the "inactive" ingredients in the product.

Huh? I'm not an anti-GMO whackjob if that's what you're implying. Not trying to say that RoundUp is the devil (it isn't). I was just defending the dude from a few pages back who said that he has been killing bee hives with pelargonic acid containing product for years.

Let's just not trust anything about anything.

You can trust pubchem as a source for the physical properties of compounds, it's intended use. If you want to figure out what a substance's melting point is, for example, it's a wonderful source. Smartest thing you've said all day. I've seen you get in arguments that have lasted for weeks, not...

Had to go back and look again, I was wrong tho -- the pubchem you quoted said nothing about potential non-target toxicity, it was the EPA link you posted that said there is "little to no".

Pubchem can be trusted for a lot of things. That little blurb about "little or no toxicity to non-target organisms" is ambiguous enough that no scholarly person would accept it as definitive proof of anything. *shrugs*

Which part confused you? I would be happy to clarify.

That entire PDF says in many different spots that it is not currently possible to come to a conclusion on the toxicity of pelargonic acid to bees. It's not a matter of semantics.

Explain it to me then.

Http://www.efsa.europa.eu/sites/defa...ments/3023.pdf

Google direct linked to the PDF, tried to just cut down the link to make it direct to their site, sec...

Pubchem is procedurally generated crap, and the u.s. government is hardly a credible source when it comes to the effects of Monsanto products. Not that I am anti-Monsanto or anti-GMO but shit.

Everything I just googled says that there is a data gap, and no one knows how toxic fatty acid herbicides are to bees. One of many sources I found claiming there is a lack of data:http://www.efsa.europa.eu/sites/defa...jkxfHas_lbiDJw In the absence of scientific data, I am inclined to go...

It's the same thing you posted, how is it not a citation now all of a sudden?

"Little" toxicity, with the implication that this is because of how quickly it decomposes. Still sounds to me like it could be pretty toxic when sprayed directly on a hive.

The sources you cited didn't even prove what you were claiming they proved, read them again.

That's what you resort to any time you don't have a good reply. Good way to make a point, tho.

Has nothing to do with any other argument we've had. Has everything to do with you thinking you know better than anyone else about any subject you've spent a few minutes googling.

The source you cited said "littleor no toxicity.". With two minutes of googling a substance you had likely never heard of before, you already claim to know more about it than someone that works with it every day. I just learned you live in Kentucky, one of the stupidest States in the Union...