Subject	Yup, studies have shown that people who work in shops
Posted by	rufflez on October 05, 2005 at 6:02 PM
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In Reply To	oh really? posted by SuparexTT on October 04, 2005 at 10:00 PM
Message	without gloves are more prone to liver failure. Your liver can take a lot (think about how much alcohol alcoholics drink). It would take many years to really effect it (lets say 30-40). The liver can rebuild itself, so moderate exposure isn't too harmful. It's not like a nerve cell that once its damaged, thats it. Funny thing is my girlfriend says I'm too fast. Go figure ~jonnyz (DC)
Follow Ups	Is Tlluene and Toluene the same as Toulene? (n/m) - Izzy 12:13:54 10/04/05 Two of those don't exist, so no. (n/m) - Kenny 12:20:50 10/04/05 2nd. - Briscoe'sZ32 (Wilkes-Barre) 12:44:12 10/04/05 According to HaloZ they are (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 12:21:03 10/04/05 rofl!! (n/m) - turtleboy 03:09:00 10/05/05 Toluene... keep it off your skin, paint, and driveway... (n/m) - Scotts94z32 12:56:14 10/04/05 you mean it isnt a good substitute for face wash? (n/m) - atl300zxtt 13:04:02 10/04/05 Re: you mean it isnt a good substitute for face wash? - Kenny 13:09:45 10/04/05 LOL, it damages the liver. It gets absorbed through skin. - rufflez 13:23:10 10/04/05 oh really? - SuparexTT 22:00:17 10/04/05 Yup, studies have shown that people who work in shops - rufflez 18:02:02 10/05/05 nice! (n/m) - atl300zxtt 14:34:16 10/04/05 Tlluene is what Sherwin Williams offered - Izzy 13:16:35 10/04/05 No they don't. The correct spelling is Toluene - YugoBernie (NoVA) 13:20:18 10/04/05 The chemical name is Toluene. I know it exists all three - rufflez 13:20:23 10/04/05 organic chemistry = baaad memories :( (n/m) - sawbonez (rebuild in progress) 16:30:39 10/04/05 I teach organic chemistry :-) - Joe(NoVA) 20:38:12 10/04/05 Re: Is Tlluene and Toluene the same as Toulene? - CarlCuro 15:45:08 10/04/05
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