"Maxprop" wrote:


"Scott Lurndal" wrote in message

I'll bet 52% of respondents with ovarian cancer regular
drink water with breakfast too. But that has no correlation
with cancer risk.

A few years ago a spoof study was released stating that dihydrogen oxide, a
primary constituent in certain types of foam, such as that used in the foam
take-home food containers at restaurants, might be responsible for certain
types of cancer. As you can imagine, the media ran with the story, creating
a minor furor. A few environmental organizations even asked Congress to
look into the matter.

LOL!

A local talk show host had someone in from the city water bureau and
hit him with the rumors of dihydrogen monoxide being detected in our
local water supply. The rumor was emphatically denied!

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