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Old 02-03-2004, 19:21   #32
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Re: bottled water...
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Originally Posted by iadom
Memories eh, when I was young and stupid, (now old and much the same) and at school, I remember being in the Science Room, the teacher was distilling some water. I did not notice the hose from the cold tap running into the equipment, all I could see was a bunsen burner under a glass jar, a few strange glass structures and a strong flow of water coming out of the end of a piece of rubber tube.
I asked the teacher why, if such a small amount of water could be turned into a steady flow, why wasn't this process used in the desert. DOH.


so thats what passes for education in lancashire is it?


*has to get the dig in while he can
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