In article , Richard J Kinch wrote:
Doug Miller writes:

What exactly are your credentials for claiming ...
[snippage restored]

that
gasoline is safe to drink and carbon monoxide is safe to breathe, but common
household borax is a deadly poison? What exactly are your credentials for
claiming that there is no difference between a parallel circuit and a dead
short?

[conspicuous failure to respond noted without surprise]

You forgot my myth-busting assertion that "adding water to hydrochloric
acid is OK".

Thanks for the reminder of another example of your peculiar "knowledge" of
chemistry and physics. I admit I'd quite forgotten about that one -- of
course, it's not quite such a howler as the others, either, so it was easier
to forget.

Your weekly snort of contempt for such has gotten quite old and unoriginal.

If you don't like having it pointed out that you're posting baloney, the
solution is real simple: stop posting baloney.

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Regards,
Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)

It's time to throw all their damned tea in the harbor again.