Poisons(which should be used on the forum)

I have been thinking, and I realized some human foods and household items are actually toxic to owls. Want to know? Too bad! You will read this!

Some comman human items that are toxic:
Mint flavoring
Licorice
Some kinds of pasta
Ink in some pens


Anything inherently poisonous to humans?

ACH0225 wrote:

I have been thinking, and I realized some human foods and household items are actually toxic to owls. Want to know? Too bad! You will read this!

Some comman human items that are toxic:
Mint flavoring
Licorice
Some kinds of pasta
Ink in some pens


Anything inherently poisonous to humans?

Cant help u there owl. seeing as i am cyborg and all.

ACH0225 wrote:

I have been thinking, and I realized some human foods and household items are actually toxic to owls. Want to know? Too bad! You will read this!

Some comman human items that are toxic:
Mint flavoring
Licorice
Some kinds of pasta
Ink in some pens


Anything inherently poisonous to humans?

Arsenic.
humans don´t notice it being put into their food, because they can´t differenciate it from water, but a small dosis is enough to kill a fully grown human in 10 seconds flat.

ACH0225 wrote:

I have been thinking, and I realized some human foods and household items are actually toxic to owls. Want to know? Too bad! You will read this!

Some comman human items that are toxic:
Mint flavoring
Licorice
Some kinds of pasta
Ink in some pens


Anything inherently poisonous to humans?

so the pen IS more mightier than the sword?

why do you want to know this, owl?

Kobialka wrote:

why do you want to know this, owl?

Unfortunately for the owls, they can´t attack the EE with the new knowledge, because
1) They already defeated the EE about 10 trillion years ago
2) If the EE would still exist, over 80% of its inhabitants would be cyborgs with nanobots inside them to prevent stuff like arsenic-poisoning.

Humans are naturally intolerant to large amounts of metal (or smaller amounts for heavier metals). Many molecules with chlorine in them are poisonous, so's arsenic, sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide, or hydrogen cyanide (to name just a few). Excessive amounts of caffeine or alcohol can poison humans. Even the water that they depend on for life can dilute their cells and cause them to die.

How pathetic humans are.

The Schmetterling wrote:

Humans are naturally intolerant to large amounts of metal (or smaller amounts for heavier metals). Many molecules with chlorine in them are poisonous, so's arsenic, sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide, or hydrogen cyanide (to name just a few). Excessive amounts of caffeine or alcohol can poison humans. Even the water that they depend on for life can dilute their cells and cause them to die.

How pathetic humans are.

Also, Nicotine is very poisonous for humans.
(I never actually understood why mobian humans smoked Nicotine about... 1 trillion+12000 a ago.
I mean, they were technically committing suicide by doin that.

As we are at Nicotine, it belongs to the substances that make humans addicted.
It´s interesting that many substances that make humans addicted are actually poisonaous for them.

Surp. Grm. Ivan Kintobor wrote:

The Schmetterling wrote:

Humans are naturally intolerant to large amounts of metal (or smaller amounts for heavier metals). Many molecules with chlorine in them are poisonous, so's arsenic, sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide, or hydrogen cyanide (to name just a few). Excessive amounts of caffeine or alcohol can poison humans. Even the water that they depend on for life can dilute their cells and cause them to die.

How pathetic humans are.

Also, Nicotine is very poisonous for humans.
(I never actually understood why mobian humans smoked Nicotine about... 1 trillion+12000 a ago.
I mean, they were technically committing suicide by doin that.

As we are at Nicotine, it belongs to the substances that make humans addicted.
It´s interesting that many substances that make humans addicted are actually poisonaous for them.

I think they're only poisonous because the addiction causes them to consume so much of the substance, and if it wasn't addictive, the small amounts consumed wouldn't effect them.

The Schmetterling wrote:

Surp. Grm. Ivan Kintobor wrote:

The Schmetterling wrote:

Humans are naturally intolerant to large amounts of metal (or smaller amounts for heavier metals). Many molecules with chlorine in them are poisonous, so's arsenic, sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide, or hydrogen cyanide (to name just a few). Excessive amounts of caffeine or alcohol can poison humans. Even the water that they depend on for life can dilute their cells and cause them to die.

How pathetic humans are.

Also, Nicotine is very poisonous for humans.
(I never actually understood why mobian humans smoked Nicotine about... 1 trillion+12000 a ago.
I mean, they were technically committing suicide by doin that.

As we are at Nicotine, it belongs to the substances that make humans addicted.
It´s interesting that many substances that make humans addicted are actually poisonaous for them.

I think they're only poisonous because the addiction causes them to consume so much of the substance, and if it wasn't addictive, the small amounts consumed wouldn't effect them.

Yes, but pure Nicotine can be very poisonous as well.

Just give a human a spoon of Nikotine and watch the results.
GLaDOS-style.