Butter? YES PLEASE

[mr brightside]

I'm glad someone picked up on that with a good counter-example! (although I'm taking it on faith that your example is correct)

Water is H2O; Deuterium- a stable isotope of Hydrogen- is 2[H2O] and better known as Heavy Water. It's that stuff the Nazis were trying to make in Norway and we kept blowing up their plants.

[Brotherton Lad]

Brilliant! From Lurpack to the Heroes of Telemark via deviant sexual practices in just a handful of posts.

[The Navigator]

Water is H2O; Deuterium- a stable isotope of Hydrogen- is 2[H2O] and better known as Heavy Water. It's that stuff the Nazis were trying to make in Norway and we kept blowing up their plants.

Deuterium is indeed a stable isotope of hydrogen - D2 and 'heavy water' is D2O.

[The Navigator]

Deuterium is indeed a stable isotope of hydrogen - D2 and 'heavy water' is D2O.

Not as tasty as Lurpak though.

[L.F.F.]

It's the last time I drink water anyway. No wonder I've got a headache.

[Rob Furness]

I love the way this forum produces it's very own special blend of random nonsense

[shaunaneto]

bloody love butter

[mr brightside]

Deuterium is indeed a stable isotope of hydrogen - D2 and 'heavy water' is D2O.

Do you know what they were wanting it for? I sort of wondered if they might be using it as a neutron moderator to stabilise a fission reaction, in order to use the fission biproduct (Plutonium? Thorium?) to make a big nasty bomb.

Brilliant! From Lurpack to the Heroes of Telemark via deviant sexual practices in just a handful of posts.

The Nazis would never have succeeded, apart from them fighting a war on too many fronts they were w@nkers.

[Grouse]

And Hitler only had one ball.