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Mulch Ennui

15 Minutes are Over

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11-02-2005 20:03

http://www.thepittsburghchannel.com/news/5235856/detail.html

Defense: "this was part of routine sexual activity between the couple "

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Ellie Edo

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11-02-2005 20:16

Six months probation ? Not enough if the facts are as stated. If it were indeed routine, they would have had a routine way of removing it.

SuezanneC Baskerville

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11-02-2005 20:24

Normal acetone or toluene based fingernail polish remover dissolves superglue, as anyone who has tried to remove polish from a nail repaired with superglue or the re-labeled with a jacked up price equivalent nail repair product will attest.

This couldn't be nice to have on one's sensitive parts but surely that would be better than having it peeled off. The glue peeled off, that is; having the sensitive parts peeled off would be really bad and get a bigger story as well.

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Ulrika Zugzwang

Magnanimous in Victory

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11-02-2005 20:54

From: SuezanneC Baskerville

Normal acetone or toluene based fingernail polish remover ...

Toluene? Isn't that a terotogen?

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Phoenix Psaltery

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11-02-2005 22:50

From: Ulrika Zugzwang

Toluene? Isn't that a terotogen?

A tetragen? I think that's a machine that makes tiny fish that glow in the dark.

Oh, a teratogen? So if he has kids after this they'll look like Eggy?

P2

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Alain Talamasca

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11-03-2005 05:54

From: Ulrika Zugzwang

Toluene? Isn't that a terotogen?

~Ulrika~

Yes, toluene is a teratogen

and acetone is a HVOC that can be absorbed into the bloodstream through thin skin (like the skin around the male parts)... and does damage to kidneys, liver and brain.

Nope...safest thing to do was peel.

OUCH!

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Rose Karuna

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11-03-2005 06:01

Put the shoe on the other foot. If this man lured his girlfriend to his house and had beaten her with is fists and hospitalized her there would be no question, he would be convicted of domestic abuse and he would get jail time.

What this woman did was domestic abuse - hands down. She should get jail time. She should pay his hospital bills.

It was not funny. It's was dangerous and she is dangerous.

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SuezanneC Baskerville

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11-03-2005 06:27

People put toluene and acetone on their skin all the time when the take off their nail polish.

The carcinogenic effects are probably dependent on the amount used and the time of exposure.

Both substances are highly volatile and won't remain on the skin very long, plus one might think the hospital workers would wash the person off after removing the glue.

At least some of the stories I've read about superglue mishaps indicate acetone was used to remove them.

Maybe the patient should get to choose what kind of treatment they receive?

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Malachi Petunia

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a tangent

11-03-2005 06:38

From: Ulrika Zugzwang

Toluene? Isn't that a teratogen?

Ahh, the difference between theory and practice. In a former life, I used to work with a substance that - like most industrial chemicals - needed a Material Safety Data Sheet: here are some excerpts from the MSDS:

Inhalation: Moderate concentrations may cause headaches, drowsiness, dizziness, excitation, excess salivation, vomiting, and unconciousness.
Skin contact: In case of massive exposure, remove clothing and shoes while showering with warm water. Get medical attention immediately.
Swallowing: An unlikely route of exposure...

Fortunately for us, the substance was liquid helium which liquid only at a temperature of 4K and it boils away at 6K (-269C). Even getting it out of its container into a room was essentially impossible, thus swallowing was very unlikely indeed.

Yes, acetone and toluene are nasty chemicals if one is chronically exposed to them in high concentrations. Good thing that the amount needed to remove a few molecules of cyanoacrylates is tiny and readily flushed away with water. If you wanna worry about something, working in Grand Central Station carries a much greater risk of carcinogenesis due to radiation because that place is built out of granite

Do I recall someone recently asking about anti-scientistic sentiments in our fair country?

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Taco Rubio

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11-03-2005 08:30

From: Rose Karuna

Put the shoe on the other foot. If this man lured his girlfriend to his house and had beaten her with is fists and hospitalized her there would be no question, he would be convicted of domestic abuse and he would get jail time.

What this woman did was domestic abuse - hands down. She should get jail time. She should pay his hospital bills.

It was not funny. It's was dangerous and she is dangerous.

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Thanks for stating this view, Rose - I was thinking the same thing but was afraid to express it. I agree with you completely.

Teri LaFollette

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11-03-2005 10:20

From: Rose Karuna

Put the shoe on the other foot. If this man lured his girlfriend to his house and had beaten her with is fists and hospitalized her there would be no question, he would be convicted of domestic abuse and he would get jail time.

What this woman did was domestic abuse - hands down. She should get jail time. She should pay his hospital bills.

It was not funny. It's was dangerous and she is dangerous.

.

I agree...there is only one exception to my agreement....that was if it was a form of BDSM and followed the criteria...then...oh wait!!! wait...Safe??? Sane??? Consensual??? Throw the **tch in jail!!!

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Mulch Ennui 15 Minutes are Over Join date: 22 May 2005 Posts: 2,607	11-02-2005 20:03 http://www.thepittsburghchannel.com/news/5235856/detail.html Defense: "this was part of routine sexual activity between the couple " _____________________ I have of late--but wherefore I know not--lost all my mirth, that this goodly frame, the earth, seems to me a sterile promontory, this most excellent canopy, the air, look you, this brave o'erhanging firmament, this majestical roof fretted with golden fire, why, it appears no other thing to me than a foul and pestilent congregation of vapours. http://forums.secondcitizen.com/
Ellie Edo Registered User Join date: 13 Mar 2005 Posts: 1,425	11-02-2005 20:16 Six months probation ? Not enough if the facts are as stated. If it were indeed routine, they would have had a routine way of removing it.
SuezanneC Baskerville Forums Rock! Join date: 22 Dec 2003 Posts: 14,229	11-02-2005 20:24 Normal acetone or toluene based fingernail polish remover dissolves superglue, as anyone who has tried to remove polish from a nail repaired with superglue or the re-labeled with a jacked up price equivalent nail repair product will attest. This couldn't be nice to have on one's sensitive parts but surely that would be better than having it peeled off. The glue peeled off, that is; having the sensitive parts peeled off would be really bad and get a bigger story as well. _____________________ - So long to these forums, the vBulletin forums that used to be at forums.secondlife.com. I will miss them. I can be found on the web by searching for "SuezanneC Baskerville", or go to http://www.google.com/profiles/suezanne - http://lindenlab.tribe.net/ created on 11/19/03. Members: Ben, Catherine, Colin, Cory, Dan, Doug, Jim, Philip, Phoenix, Richard, Robin, and Ryan -
Ulrika Zugzwang Magnanimous in Victory Join date: 10 Jun 2004 Posts: 6,382	11-02-2005 20:54 From: SuezanneC Baskerville Normal acetone or toluene based fingernail polish remover ... Toluene? Isn't that a terotogen? ~Ulrika~ _____________________ Chik-chik-chika-ahh
Phoenix Psaltery Ninja Wizard Join date: 25 Feb 2005 Posts: 2,599	11-02-2005 22:50 From: Ulrika Zugzwang Toluene? Isn't that a terotogen? A tetragen? I think that's a machine that makes tiny fish that glow in the dark. Oh, a teratogen? So if he has kids after this they'll look like Eggy? P2 _____________________
Alain Talamasca Levelheaded Nutcase Join date: 21 Sep 2005 Posts: 393	11-03-2005 05:54 From: Ulrika Zugzwang Toluene? Isn't that a terotogen? ~Ulrika~ Yes, toluene is a teratogen and acetone is a HVOC that can be absorbed into the bloodstream through thin skin (like the skin around the male parts)... and does damage to kidneys, liver and brain. Nope...safest thing to do was peel. OUCH! _____________________ Alain Talamasca, Ophidian Artisans - Fine Art for your Person, Home, and Business. Pando (105, 79, 99)
Rose Karuna Lizard Doctor Join date: 5 Jun 2004 Posts: 3,772	11-03-2005 06:01 Put the shoe on the other foot. If this man lured his girlfriend to his house and had beaten her with is fists and hospitalized her there would be no question, he would be convicted of domestic abuse and he would get jail time. What this woman did was domestic abuse - hands down. She should get jail time. She should pay his hospital bills. It was not funny. It's was dangerous and she is dangerous. . _____________________ I Do Whatever My Rice Krispies Tell Me To
SuezanneC Baskerville Forums Rock! Join date: 22 Dec 2003 Posts: 14,229	11-03-2005 06:27 People put toluene and acetone on their skin all the time when the take off their nail polish. The carcinogenic effects are probably dependent on the amount used and the time of exposure. Both substances are highly volatile and won't remain on the skin very long, plus one might think the hospital workers would wash the person off after removing the glue. At least some of the stories I've read about superglue mishaps indicate acetone was used to remove them. Maybe the patient should get to choose what kind of treatment they receive? _____________________ - So long to these forums, the vBulletin forums that used to be at forums.secondlife.com. I will miss them. I can be found on the web by searching for "SuezanneC Baskerville", or go to http://www.google.com/profiles/suezanne - http://lindenlab.tribe.net/ created on 11/19/03. Members: Ben, Catherine, Colin, Cory, Dan, Doug, Jim, Philip, Phoenix, Richard, Robin, and Ryan -
Malachi Petunia Gentle Miscreant Join date: 21 Sep 2003 Posts: 3,414	a tangent 11-03-2005 06:38 From: Ulrika Zugzwang Toluene? Isn't that a teratogen? Ahh, the difference between theory and practice. In a former life, I used to work with a substance that - like most industrial chemicals - needed a Material Safety Data Sheet: here are some excerpts from the MSDS: Inhalation: Moderate concentrations may cause headaches, drowsiness, dizziness, excitation, excess salivation, vomiting, and unconciousness. Skin contact: In case of massive exposure, remove clothing and shoes while showering with warm water. Get medical attention immediately. Swallowing: An unlikely route of exposure... Fortunately for us, the substance was liquid helium which liquid only at a temperature of 4K and it boils away at 6K (-269C). Even getting it out of its container into a room was essentially impossible, thus swallowing was very unlikely indeed. Yes, acetone and toluene are nasty chemicals if one is chronically exposed to them in high concentrations. Good thing that the amount needed to remove a few molecules of cyanoacrylates is tiny and readily flushed away with water. If you wanna worry about something, working in Grand Central Station carries a much greater risk of carcinogenesis due to radiation because that place is built out of granite Do I recall someone recently asking about anti-scientistic sentiments in our fair country? _____________________
Taco Rubio also quite creepy Join date: 15 Feb 2004 Posts: 3,349	11-03-2005 08:30 From: Rose Karuna Put the shoe on the other foot. If this man lured his girlfriend to his house and had beaten her with is fists and hospitalized her there would be no question, he would be convicted of domestic abuse and he would get jail time. What this woman did was domestic abuse - hands down. She should get jail time. She should pay his hospital bills. It was not funny. It's was dangerous and she is dangerous. . Thanks for stating this view, Rose - I was thinking the same thing but was afraid to express it. I agree with you completely.
Teri LaFollette smiles knowingly Join date: 26 Jan 2004 Posts: 161	11-03-2005 10:20 From: Rose Karuna Put the shoe on the other foot. If this man lured his girlfriend to his house and had beaten her with is fists and hospitalized her there would be no question, he would be convicted of domestic abuse and he would get jail time. What this woman did was domestic abuse - hands down. She should get jail time. She should pay his hospital bills. It was not funny. It's was dangerous and she is dangerous. . I agree...there is only one exception to my agreement....that was if it was a form of BDSM and followed the criteria...then...oh wait!!! wait...Safe??? Sane??? Consensual??? Throw the tch in jail!!! _____________________ witty, wonderful and wise Follows Selador Cellardoor around..**..

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