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PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: You Are Drinking George Washington's Urine!

Discussion in 'Archive: Your Jedi Council Community' started by LeeKenobi, Jul 5, 2004.

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  1. LeeKenobi

    LeeKenobi Jedi Knight star 6

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    According to the Law of Conservation of Mass and Energy, all forms of matter cannot be created or destroyed--it only changes form.

    Now human urine is 95% water.


    So in other words, someone took a pee on a tree years ago (or even worse, a tyrannosaurus rex may have relieved himself on a dead Trike to mark his territory), and you could very well be drinking it now.


    Pretty twisted, huh?


    Oh well, cheers! *Raises glass of water*
     
  2. kenwastinger

    kenwastinger Jedi Master star 5

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    Hey, the iron in your blood is the leftovers from a supernova in a distant solar system.

    Let that sink in.
     
  3. JediWarrior

    JediWarrior Jedi Knight star 6

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    Hey, the iron in your blood is the leftovers from a supernova in a distant solar system.
    Let that sink in.


    Okay, my ego has now grown to God-like proportions! :eek:
     
  4. -Lord-Vader-

    -Lord-Vader- Jedi Knight star 5

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    Thats something I already knew sorta.
     
  5. LeeKenobi

    LeeKenobi Jedi Knight star 6

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    I'm too busy drinking piss to think about a supernova!
     
  6. Shint_Sattare

    Shint_Sattare Jedi Padawan star 4

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    Mmmmmmmm...peeeeeeee. =P~
     
  7. RidingMyCarousel

    RidingMyCarousel Jedi Master star 6

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    This thread has been done before.
    Not funny.

    Though you get an A for effort.

     
  8. Trell

    Trell Jedi Knight star 6

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    Pfft, I've been pondering this off an on, mostly off, since I was 9.

    -P!-
     
  9. SPACEMONKEY20

    SPACEMONKEY20 Jedi Master star 5

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    That's why I drink cheap beer... It cut's out the middle-man.....


    Why not cut to the chase, eh?
     
  10. Esperanza_Nueva

    Esperanza_Nueva Jedi Grand Master star 6

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    And I bet ol' Georgies poop went right into the soil too.

    Anybody care for some mashed poo-tatoes?


    :p
     
  11. Darth_Dagsy

    Darth_Dagsy Manager Emeritus star 6 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    You know that heavy metals are all formed during the life cycle of stars?

    So in essence, much of what we are comes from stars that went supernova billions of years ago, and the elements they produced have come together to form, amongst other things, Earth and everything on it. Including us.

    So we are matter that has been created billions of years ago, by long dead stars.
     
  12. Leonard_Shelby

    Leonard_Shelby Jedi Grand Master star 6

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    Mmmmm...urine...
     
  13. DuoDemon

    DuoDemon Jedi Master star 4

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    Where do you think all the "fertilization agent" used by fish to fertilize their eggs goes? Or their urine for that matter, as well as other special liquids?

    That's right kids.
     
  14. BLACKJEBUS

    BLACKJEBUS Jedi Grand Master star 4

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    Wow man.

    That blows my mind! That means when I eat lettuce, the carbon atoms in the lettuce came from carbon dioxide which has been cycled countless times over billions of years, and may have been at one point a part of a dinosaur testicle?

    Yeah, I've thought of that before.

    I've learned enough and my time on Earth is almost complete. The mother ship will soon land and I shall return home.
     
  15. CUBIE_HOLE

    CUBIE_HOLE Jedi Master star 4

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    GW pee? Tastes like cherries.
     
  16. DuoDemon

    DuoDemon Jedi Master star 4

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    That's why I'm always wondering why they're always telling us to conserve water.

    It ain't going anywhere.
     
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