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The dying of the light..
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Wee has been used for all sorts of things in the past, and even collected on a big scale, for things including making explosives and tanning leather. I think it contains phosphorous amongst other things, including of course ammonia. -
As opposed to conventional or herbal medicine, homeopathy is based on the principle that a substance that can make people ill can be diluted thousands of times to treat the symptoms it would otherwise create
a principle invented by a bloke a few hundred years ago 



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Indeed. It was collected in vast quantities in Sweden in the 18th c. to create the phosphorous to make matches.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostWee has been used for all sorts of things in the past, and even collected on a big scale, for things including making explosives and tanning leather. I think it contains phosphorous amongst other things, including of course ammonia.
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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I think I'll stick to the salon highlights if it's all the same to youOriginally posted by cojak View PostYou can also use it for highlighting your hair, although cat's piss is better for this (why do they say something is 'cat's piss' to mean it's weak? Never understood that one...).
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My cat will piss on your head if you let him.Originally posted by cojak View PostYou can also use it for highlighting your hair, although cat's piss is better for this (why do they say something is 'cat's piss' to mean it's weak? Never understood that one...).
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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You do know what they make that stuff out of don't you?Originally posted by Zippy View PostI think I'll stick to the salon highlights if it's all the same to you
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Expensive piss?Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostYou do know what they make that stuff out of don't you?+50 Xeno Geek Points
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