[FIXED] :bortz: HAS DISAPPEARED FOREVER :cry:

[osirisjem]

Wasn't when I read it at first and it was fixed by the time I replied

I know.
Me too

 

[GameWinner]

Can get a Green Goblin smiley instead?

 

[BORTZ]

Can get a Green Goblin smiley instead?

Now that im Global, I guess that would make sense

 

[Qtis]

Green lantern Spidey?

 

[Veho]

Aunt May just killed a supervillain with pastry. Bortz can't even fix one single emoticon. I vote we replace him with his aunt.

 

[Alchemilla]

DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN that's some fine smooth murdering.

 

[FAST6191]

Aunt May just killed a supervillain with pastry. Bortz can't even fix one single emoticon. I vote we replace him with his aunt.

Since when does arsenic smell like cyanide? I am as much a fan of poisoning as any lazy type with killing to be done but you can bet I know what is what.
Or is this like the time the TV people have to block out how to make that super ultra hard to make compound otherwise known as thermite?

 

[Gahars]

 

[ComeTurismO]

Wro

You are wrong. Three Bortz emojis need to be in your post.

 

[Vulpes Abnocto]

Spoiler

Aunt May just killed a supervillain with pastry. Bortz can't even fix one single emoticon. I vote we replace him with his aunt.

Urm, I believe it's cyanide that smells like almonds. Not arsenic.
edit: On further review cyanide doesn't taste like almonds, just smells like them. Arsenic is sweet tasting which is what makes it viable as a poison in food.

 

[FAST6191]

On further review cyanide doesn't taste like almonds, just smells like them.

Though this is true (at least for some people, apparently others can not smell it and I have no idea what you could do if you mixed it in certain ways) the senses of smell and taste are so closely related for this sort of thing that it is probably not a distinction all that worth observing.

 

[Vulpes Abnocto]

Though this is true (at least for some people, apparently others can not smell it and I have no idea what you could do if you mixed it in certain ways) the senses of smell and taste are so closely related for this sort of thing that it is probably not a distinction all that worth observing.

That's what I thought as well, but it seems that there actually is a single account of how cyanide tastes, and he doesn't mention almonds.