water picks up bad vibes, and swearing makes you impotent

[TdC]

it's official thus spaketh la reg. it makes me glad to see that the government's hard earned dosh isn't plowed directly into research of nuclear weapons and failed jet fighters and stuff, but also allows scientists to indulge their brains in finding out what really is important, like bovine lesbianism.

tbh, the fact that water may pick up on badness freaks me out a little. what happens when the lads at the water plant were having a really bad day, and then you take a shower eh? it would be right out of ghostbusters2 :/

 

[Gray]

yeaaah, but i dont think theyre gonna be testing the water in a Toaster.

But if they did id like to watch

 

[dysfunction]

What a load of crap!

That water "experiment" sounds like something an 8 yr old would try with his chemistry set from the toy shop



Oh and Ozzy would never have had kids if the swearing thing were true either

 

[Mazling]

Christianity, sex = filth, swear words.

 

[Cask]

From another source:

According to the recent statement made by Mr. Cheurin himself, foul language in fact contains sacred words. In the ancient times, these words had been used by Russian men in times of special rituals to "call for their virile essence"

He is also inclined to believe that swearing in no other language (aside from Russian) is capable of doing so much harm to one's body.

Not that it makes it any more believable.

 

[TdC]

I love it when people call for my virile essence tbh.

 

[nath]

The thing is, swearing isn't necessarily bad vibes is it.

 

[Paradroid]

Hmmm, interesting.... but not as interesting as this!
Here's another link!

Experiment at home kids!