It also smells like garlic, right (for a brief period of time)?
Phosgene is cut grass (or moldy hay), which you can smell before you reach the limit. Then again nobody is affraid of cut grass
Garlic is dimethyl sulfoxide, which can become very deadly under the right circumstances. And speaking off smells, I guess you were going for the almond smell of hydrogencyanide, which if you can taste it (not smell) is pretty much deadly then.
Lys is an excellent "I no see, it no excist" player. Guess he plays a mean peak-a-goo game with his kids.
First of all, my kids could be older than you... you must mean my grandson. I have to take him to Disneyland again soon.
I expect that the next thing I hear from my Belgian friend will be his post from a barge in the Pacific Ocean. He'll be having trouble texting on his phone, while blistering his hands with a pitchfork as he shovels all that plastic out of the water. When you do that, then I will give you kudos for doing something about what's coming out of your mouth. Without that, I guess you're just as worthless as I am.
While I personally have little impact except for for the obvious "don't over consumate", I do vote accordingly. You actually revel in voting AGAINST it.
You sould like that new proposed EPA plan on CO2. They had to make a comparison with something when putting the plan into a proposal. The comparison was not made against Obama's Clean Power Act but against a scenario where such act was not implemented. And they found a RISE in avoidable deaths by, for instance, small particles emited by coal plants. I believe there was talk about something like 40k over a decade. It did however meant an economic windfall (for the companies offcouse) of like $200 million.
And you wonder why we think less of you...