When my neice was a senior chemical engineering student, she managed to
ingest the tiniest amount of Sodium Flouride. She remembers tearing her lab
coat off in what seemed like slow motion, and screaming "I"m on Fire!"
Fortunately, she survived and learned a valuable lesson about carelessness
in the lab. To her chagrin, however, a new lab policy was written in her
honor.
Scout

"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
Bob Crantz wrote:



!...You know when
fluoridation began?...1946. 1946,

Yeah, when AlCoA had to find a way to get rid a rather nasty waste
product. Absolutely brilliant plan; convince millions that they need
this stuff for healthy teeth and *sell* it to them!

Praise

Marty