Check out what I put on eBay:)

[phreakout13]

click here (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ViewItem&item=5533220679) to see what I put on eBay. Any bidders :D

[MacDawg]

I get an error when I click.
Probably should go in the marketplace section. ;)

[phreakout13]

that sucks:( Sorry, feel free to kill this thread till it dies :)

[Nermal]

Let me fix your link (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5533220679) for you :)

[Rower_CPU]

Please edit the first post with a description of what you're selling, in accordance with marketplace rules

[edesignuk]

"distilled dihydrogen monoxide", yeah, that's what the market place is for :rolleyes:

[mkrishnan]

"distilled dihydrogen monoxide", yeah, that's what the market place is for :rolleyes:

So is dihydrogen monoxide, or hydrogen hydroxide, the more accurate term? After all, it has relatively few chemical properties in common with other monoxide compounds.... :D

[Elan0204]

I'm not so sure you want to drink that stuff, as suggested in the auction. More info here (http://www.dhmo.org/facts.html).

edit: Looks like the joke's up. I wonder if eBay will pull the auction... :)

[jxyama]

funny, but i think this is rather useless. an old joke and i even dare say "dihydrogen monoxide" isn't even the proper chemical name. (any chemists out there?) (edit: apparently, i guess it's technically legit...)

[MacAztec]

You guys kidding me? Dihydrogen Monoxide is just the scientific term for water. Think about it. Dihydrgen (H2) Monoxide (O)

H2O

Water.

[TLRedhawke]

The auction would be more amusing without the gross spelling errors.

[jxyama]

You guys kidding me? Dihydrogen Monoxide is just the scientific term for water. Think about it. Dihydrgen (H2) Monoxide (O)

H2O

Water.

well, i didn't provide the punchline because i thought most of us here knew the joke...