Greg, you old miser. I’m going to stand by my joke because I did GCSE Chemistry and know for a fact that non-metallic oxide salts (such as Carbon Dioxide) are acidic when in solution. Therefore, although Sulphur Dioxide is “mostly” (your word) responsible for acid rain, Carbon Dioxide plays its part in a small but important way.
Stet gaggus.
Will you two ever stop trying to out-Wikipedia each other? Richard can you link photos to relevant bits of your tome pls? That would be even more cool.
Richard Flynn
6 February 2006, 12.41 pm #
Greg, you old miser. I’m going to stand by my joke because I did GCSE Chemistry and know for a fact that non-metallic oxide salts (such as Carbon Dioxide) are acidic when in solution. Therefore, although Sulphur Dioxide is “mostly” (your word) responsible for acid rain, Carbon Dioxide plays its part in a small but important way.
Stet gaggus.
Bridget
11 February 2006, 4.02 pm #
Will you two ever stop trying to out-Wikipedia each other? Richard can you link photos to relevant bits of your tome pls? That would be even more cool.
Abeek
18 April 2006, 12.04 pm #
No. Also, the verb ‘to begee’ is, like ‘to be’, viz
I amgee, you aregee, he /she/ it isgee; we aregee, you aregee, they aregee.
The first p. singular here is different, it would seem, from all others.
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