Posted by FBH44 on April 17, 2015 at 02:25:05 from (64.85.217.189):
In Reply to: way back when posted by roy prins on April 16, 2015 at 17:08:52:
Dunno, but don't you imagine that was some sort of environmental deadly hazard that was gonna kill us all, somebody has outlawed? I know we used to play with mercury, coat dimes with it, make them slippery. That was fun. Never knew what safety glasses were, then Caroline got acid splashed in her eyes, and the science teacher grabbed her and hauled her under the lab faucet and washed her eyes out. We made bromine one time, tried to see how much we could make, had to turn on all the exhaust fans and evacuate the ground floor of school. Tried to determine the melting point of brass one time, stuck a 22 shell on the end of a glass stir rod and held it over a bunsen burtner.... that didn't turn out well.
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