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baalboy5

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  1. /flame O wait, I can just say nice job Nice Job! :thumbup:
  2. Yup. The Nazis also developed a "sound gun" during WWII. They did? Did it actually work? Don't you think they would've used it then? :lol: But lets wait for Laura's reply
  3. Where did you learn this stuff? O_O What ossillate mean? blown up?
  4. Can a sound wave kill? I know it can deaf people but thats it right.
  5. The speed of light defines that it has near infinite potential energy. The fact that it has a mass of near zero defines that it's putting this potential energy in a small area. Splitting near infinite energy is always a bad thing. We just defined that both of those had the potential to kill. I stand corrected, took me a minute to figure it all out.
  6. Sweet, so far 2 things can't kill me,Neutrinos and a oxygen atom Woot. :thumbsup: I'll keep this in mind when someone threatens me with nuerons agian :mrgreen:
  7. If it's injected into your blood stream it could. A single atom of oxygen would definetly not be large enough to affect you in any way... agreed, a single atom of oxygen cant form a bubble because bubbles are thousands of atoms, oxygen can kill you but not 1 atom *thinks of a death scenero* Uh....It was injected in your brain at the part that controls your resqeration circle, which disrupts it and causes a ashema(?) attack.
  8. Or just wear it as a necklace and accidently hang yourself. :)
  9. You could trip on one and break your neck. Or use it as a weapon and kill yourself. Im sure a sharp edge of a broken life saver could do some damage with good enuf force. :geek:
  10. Still waiting You can't eat that big of a lifesaver, so trying will just exhaust you and ruin your diet, eventually killing you from malnutrition. Winned :twss:
  11. But but.. If that drop of water falls out of the sky from a height of, let's say, 4 miles, it freezes and turns into a little icebullet. If you were standing under it.. auch :P Or you're doing a scientific chemistry experiment in your yard, cuz yeah it's such a nice day, then all of a sudden a drop of water, fallen out of the toilet of an airplane, splunches in your vial of acid, burning away your face (to death of course) with the splashing and the burning and the hoyden mayven! Its funny cause its just as possible as anything else in this thread :lol:
  12. 1: Nothing isnt physical 2: You can kill yourself by doing that, its called irregular breathing. 3: Falling from a building=gravity helps=death didn't think of that. but I meant holding your breath on purpose. I don't think you can kill yourself with that, unless you have some medical condition. Then its possible to kill yourself if you have it
  13. 1: Nothing isnt physical 2: You can kill yourself by doing that, its called irregular breathing. 3: Falling from a building=gravity helps=death
  14. [/hide] That's what you think. Even if you rule out air pressure, you can still die from too much air, so I've heard. Just like you can die from drinking too much water. In that case it's not the water that kills you, but the osmotic balance. With the extracellulair fluid being hypo-osmotic, electrolytes will leak out of the cell creating distorted cells which will eventually die. It's the water that's causing the osmotic imbalance, remember. :P Yeah, its not the electrolytes that diffuse out, its the water that diffuses in, making the cells swell and burst. right? :pray: At first I thought this thread was being directed at Lenin :twss: The water is absorbed into the cells, while electrolytes diffuse out to correct the imbalance. Seriously you guys lost me. are you argueing if it can kill people(or yourself) or not?
  15. +force down your throat Chokez0rz. How about your own eye? Just one. Bleed to death. drop it and fall and break back, or just the pain.
  16. I said Physically. Physically.
  17. If they stop working in your body, then you die.
  18. Too much air breezed at you causes you to be unable to inhale, thus dangerous.
  19. Seriously, it seems like almost EVERYTHING can kill a person. Can someone just tell me if there anything physically impossible to kill a person? For example, I though paper couldn't kill a person, but then I realized a papercut(a big one) to the neck, would be deadly. Rules: No supercannons. :|
  20. circle>square Wanna know why? because the letter o, O, a(when written teh kewl way) are circles.
  21. I doubt he can trian it at this moment without gettin xp in combat(which get him 99) 9/10 :thumbup:
  22. Lol no one gonan believe you tho. :lol: Tho it is still nice.
  23. Dude, did you see how he threw that thing away? I wish I had such leet throwing skills :P. Also "You'll love my nuts" is great. Lol he stoped til he heard it was in, lol. (means he prob tried it before and prob failed)

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