Thursday, October 16, 2014
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Not the kind of stuff you would find in Blue Buffalo dog food then.
ReplyDeleteHint: Di = 2 Mono = 1
ReplyDeleteThis one never gets old, does it?
ReplyDeleteHeeee!
My 1st thought was water so BS.
ReplyDeleteActually I checked the analysis and the Blue Buffalo formula I looked at for dry dog food showed it could be up to 10% DHMO.
ReplyDeleteNo, it never gets old. Someone on FB was freaking out that trisodium phosphate is in some foods (a degreaser, and no big deal) and I suggested it might be good to learn a little about chemistry and biology. The thing to REALLY worry about was DiHydrogen Monoxide -- that stuff will kill 'ya" -- and I gave the link to >> http://www.dhmo.org/ . The reply back (they clearly did not get the joke) was that "from a newbies point of view that is a tough site to negotiate for information."
ReplyDeleteYes! The yuletide of chem-trails humor.