From: Omixochitl2002@yahoo.com   
      
   u01mzb@abdn.ac.uk (FixinDixon) wrote in   
   news:51f64020.0312110540.6f18fee@posting.google.com:   
      
   > Slight problem with this Einstein.  If, by some fluke, this bomb does   
   > go off in public, there's the slight chance that some Hydrogen   
   > Peroxide will enter someone's system.  If H2O2 comes into contact with   
   > blood, the blood vessels burst.  I've seen this done with a live   
   > mouse.  Freaking thing exploded after it was injected with 5ml.   
      
   Egads, poor thing.   
      
   > You're probably using litres, which could turn anyone into pizza   
   > topping faster than you could say "pop".  Don't try this one at home   
   > kids.   
      
   For the record, I have tried something like this - well, not at home, but   
   in school.  Some of us got the directions wrong and spilled potassium   
   permanganate on our hands.  I put some H2O2 on my stain (after checking to   
   make sure I didn't have a cut or scab or whatever there).  It turned that   
   patch of skin from dark purple to ivory, then wore off after a few days.   
   This other girl freaked out when she saw me do this, and I was like "it's   
   the same stuff you use to dye your hair blonde."   
      
   Still nothing I'd wanna splatter at random, of course.   
      
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