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[zeitghost]

Well, it seems I'm not alone in my mild scepticism:

Hydrofluoric Acid - Breaking Bad

[RichardCranium]

Excellent, Smithers.

Where do I apply?

Here.

# Various hourly contracts available

Sorted. Nice quiet night work, no 'esteemed customers' to deal with, and all the gadgets you might ever want to steal readily to hand.



(Next post is an '000 post !)

[zeitghost]

As I recall, it used to be carboys of H2SO4 that were popular in the disposal business.

[zeitghost]

Silver Machine now, with Stacia.

[zeitghost]

As I recall, it used to be carboys of H2SO4 that were popular in the disposal business.

Gosh.

[RichardCranium]

There was a time, many moons ago, when the competition for a century was fierce and fiercely fought.

Gerroff, it's mine, MINE, MINE I tell you!

[FiveTimes]

I'm now thinking of cancelling my Sky subscription.

There's been bugger all to watch (that I wished to watch) since the week or so before Xmas.

So that's roughly £30 for nowt in return.

I cancelled my sports subscription last month. I think it finishes on the 14th feb. I might miss the sports, but £14 for the odd match was too much coupled with the price rise

[RichardCranium]

Well, it seems I'm not alone in my mild scepticism:

Hydrofluoric Acid - Breaking Bad

The comments are even better than the article.

Don't forget though, when using acid to dispose of the bodies, to pick out the gallstones.

Ooh, yucky job:

Further investigation of the sludge at the workshop by the pathologist Keith Simpson revealed three human gallstones

[RichardCranium]

As I recall, it used to be carboys of H2SO4 that were popular in the disposal business.

... some of which we inherited from Mrs RC's aunt who was a research chemist.

We make wine in them now.

But I don't think she dissolved any bodes. Using the H2SO4, that is, not the home-made wine.

[RichardCranium]

As I recall, it used to be carboys of H2SO4 that were popular in the disposal business.

Oooo, you got the '000!