As I stared at what was directly in front of my eyes, one thing was clear:
Toto, we are so far gone from Kansas it's not even funny.
This was the oddest, strangest thing I'd ever encountered! It hadn't ever crossed my mind that things like this could exist! It was making me question everything I thought I knew and trusted... I wondered breifly if there was ever a time when this was remotely close to normal. I mean, would people actually see something like this while they were just walking down the street?
That idea horrified me, so I quickly blocked it. However, I couldn't seem to tear my eyes away from the picture I held in my hands.
I mean, my best friend sporting a six-inch high, multicolored mohawk? What was wrong with him?
Friday, February 19, 2010
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Take a torch to it. Most hair products are flammable. Some are even inflammable.
Yeah, most things are either flammable or inflammable.
Except water. Water foils every attempt.
True.
Air seems to have trouble sustaining the fire tetrahedron as well.
Also true. Note the fact that I said "most" things, not all things.
Are they? I think one could probably find more nonflammable rocks and dirt and metals than fuels.
/unresearched argument
Some metals burn. And I have no idea if your argument is right or not. Plus, I misquoted myself. I said most things are either flammable or inflammable. So water, air, rocks, and dirt all fall into the category of being inflammable--so my initial argument was right!
No. Water, dirt, and most rocks are nonflammable. Unlike hair products, which are inflammable.
Why on earth would "flammable" and "inflammable" mean the same thing (according to dictionary.com)? That's stupid! I stand corrected: Most things are flammable or nonflammable.
Does it matter? Most everyone knows they're the same thing.
Most everyone here refers only to English speakers.
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