Well i was thinking more put him in a cage and subject him to our ugly mugs staring at him all the time 
HarryPotter?
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Or we could just ignore him
Throwing objects at people isn't big and it isn't funny
Ok, throw away!
Throwing objects at people isn't big and it isn't funny
Ok, throw away!
Might throw them at you in a minute Paulie .
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pghstochaj said:Or we could just ignore him
But where's the fun in that?
pghstochaj said:Throwing objects at people isn't big and it isn't funny
Ok, throw away!
That all depends on the objects; bricks aren't too hilarious, half-eaten pot noodles are a different matter
JonnyBoy said:That all depends on the objects; bricks aren't too hilarious, half-eaten pot noodles are a different matter
Your weird
I'd prefer to stare at him anyway
Did the other troll get banned or did he just go back to his hole?
That's a good idea Jonny, Pot Noodles are always a problem to dispose of: too bitty to put down the sink and too runny to put in the bin
I like the cage idea, but throwing things is a little lame. I think we should get a very sharp, reinforced cheese wire and start removing bits of him with it, whilst showering him with vinegar or maybe hydrochloric acid, whichever is readily available. We'd better make sure we have some infected needles available too, so we can pump him full of adrenaline shots, if the sissy decides to faint.
Throw stuff at me Helzy? You only said that because you like Lexus lights.
Neofolis said:
And I thought I had a psychotic streak!
dont think i'll watch Harry potter again now, didnt know he could be rude.
If anyone spots any abusive posts he makes please report the post same goes for any bad post.
Serin keep us updated
If anyone spots any abusive posts he makes please report the post same goes for any bad post.
Serin keep us updated
Neofolis said:
I spilt some of that one me one and got a hole in my leg
*Is on hand with any dodgy chemicals required*
A hole in your leg is never good.
About the strongest acid you can use in schools (well, sixth form) is conc nitric acid. A 'friend' of mine didn't realise this when i was using it (in fume cupboard, nitric oxides aren't particularly nice to you ) so took some of the bottle (she was doing a similar experience) and started using it on her desk. She dropped some and within a few seconds noticed her lab coat and favourite jeans was suddenly like swiss cheese The involved a lot hassle lol, poor girl. For everybody's information she is now trying to become a teacher.....watch out!
About the strongest acid you can use in schools (well, sixth form) is conc nitric acid. A 'friend' of mine didn't realise this when i was using it (in fume cupboard, nitric oxides aren't particularly nice to you
) so took some of the bottle (she was doing a similar experience) and started using it on her desk. She dropped some and within a few seconds noticed her lab coat and favourite jeans was suddenly like swiss cheese The involved a lot hassle lol, poor girl. For everybody's information she is now trying to become a teacher.....watch out!
.............mean while........ it seems he's gone??
I think we scared him
Well this is the Fiat Forum! MWAHAHAHHHAHHHAHAAAA..................don't ask.Helz said:I think we scared him
School was a dodgy place to be really. I remember when we were heating potassium permangenate and some spat up and went between my nose and my goggles, straight in my eye. I had to go and see the nurse, who was a useful as a junk food shop on Venice beach, then went to hospital, who then sent me to intensive care and they used a thing that looked like a match, but the end was a fine abrasive and they basically sanded it off my eye. The bizarre thing is that none of it hurt.
We have to use products at work which have a percentage of hydrochloric acid, typically 16%, I assume that's a legal limit. Those products in their diluted form still manage to eat a pair of jeans quite quickly.
I also remember a mate where I used to work, bought a product he was using for car restoration, can't remember exactly what it was, but you know how some liquids say, if swallowed drink plenty of water or seek medical help, this just said if swallowed fatal.
We have to use products at work which have a percentage of hydrochloric acid, typically 16%, I assume that's a legal limit. Those products in their diluted form still manage to eat a pair of jeans quite quickly.
I also remember a mate where I used to work, bought a product he was using for car restoration, can't remember exactly what it was, but you know how some liquids say, if swallowed drink plenty of water or seek medical help, this just said if swallowed fatal.
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(I also didn't bother to read this post due to the title, only the tooltip alerted me to it)
(I also didn't bother to read this post due to the title, only the tooltip alerted me to it
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Alex said:
PM me his home address and I'll have some fun too
Anyone got any Nitromors?