Good and bad in Iraq

Author	Message
Daykay Send message Joined: 18 Dec 00 Posts: 647 Credit: 739,559 RAC: 0	Message 635329 - Posted: 7 Sep 2007, 13:37:04 UTC - in response to Message 635317. ...more weapons of mass destruction from Iraq The 'Mr. Clean' label should have been a big clue. Yes that but also if it was material thought to be retrieved from a chem weapons depot or whatever why were they storing it in an office in the first place? Kolch - Crunching for the BOINC@Australia team since July 2004. Search for your own intelligence... ID: 635329 ·

Jon (nanoreid) Send message Joined: 16 Aug 07 Posts: 643 Credit: 583,870 RAC: 0	Message 635333 - Posted: 7 Sep 2007, 13:39:08 UTC - in response to Message 635329. ...more weapons of mass destruction from Iraq The 'Mr. Clean' label should have been a big clue. Yes that but also if it was material thought to be retrieved from a chem weapons depot or whatever why were they storing it in an office in the first place? I don't see a problem with that. I store all kinds of deadly things in my office. Granted I work in a chemical lab. Hopefully the cosmos is not trying to reverse the charges. Moderation in all things. ID: 635333 ·

Daykay Send message Joined: 18 Dec 00 Posts: 647 Credit: 739,559 RAC: 0	Message 635339 - Posted: 7 Sep 2007, 13:42:53 UTC Lol well that would be a given then i expect :-P Kolch - Crunching for the BOINC@Australia team since July 2004. Search for your own intelligence... ID: 635339 ·

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