Science experiment gone bad

Discussion in 'Miscellaneous' started by Miss Chicken, May 2, 2013.

  1. RoJoHen

    RoJoHen Awesome Admiral

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    I think you seriously need to gain some perspective.
     
  2. Tora Ziyal

    Tora Ziyal Vice Admiral Admiral

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  3. MacLeod

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    I was going to say it sounds like an over-reaction, but it seems as if common sense has prevailed.
     
  4. gturner

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    If she'd have instead reacted concentrated nitric acid with glycerin, then mixed that with sawdust and sold it to mining companies in rolled paper tubes, she could've used the profits to fund a set yearly awards in sciences like chemistry and physics.
     
  5. CorporalCaptain

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    Outstanding. :techman:
     
  6. Sector 7

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    Being the top chemistry student in my school [I still have the certificate], when I read about nitroglycerin I just had to try it. Unfortunately, I did it in the football practice field. My punishment was after school detention, during which I filled in the roughly 4'x4'x4' hole and re-sodded the grass.

    Gilbert & Sullivan wrote it best, "Let the punishment fit the crime, let the punishment fit the crime..."

    Later in life, much thanks to my clean record, I became well-versed in ordinance as a US Navy SEAL.

    Unfortunately, the principal refuses to let her attend school and losing ground with her grades. I am happy to see NASA sees her potential.:techman:

    America, land of the free... unless you are black, gay or some other minority.
     
  7. MacLeod

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    Yes but Schools can discipline their students, which is were the matter belonged not in the hands of the Police and courts.