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orendadude 12 year s ago
#12-I bet the puppet was glad to hear that.
       
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August 12 year s ago
The urine thing is actually sort of true since it's PH value helps release the nettles, it's however no better than for instance bottled water. The reason is simply that you almost always have urine at hand.
       
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jubyp0b 12 year s ago
@ August

So what you're saying is that you always have to go when around jellyfish.
       
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Mission 12 year s ago
also with the carrot one, i think you made find that recently scientists have found that carrots can actually improve sight
       
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Mr. Bungle 12 year s ago
#9 Blood appears blue because it lacks oxygen.
       
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jpegger 12 year s ago
Well . . . in actuality, it appears more of a maroon shade. The oxygenation absolutely makes blood BRIGHTER red.
       
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Intact 12 year s ago
#2 - type of radar that lets you "see" in the dark - where the hell did you get your information from???
radar DOES NOT DEPEND on sight - you dont "see" except on your screen - radar is based on "sound" NOT "sight" - day or night - radar works.
       
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Blood Is Blue When It's In Your Veins!

Incorrect, no matter what someone claims about it being "deoxygenated." Our blood is always red, according to doctors and horror movies. It just sometimes looks blue through our skin because of light scattering.

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