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  1. Mar 09, 2012, 02:42 PM
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    If I were to melt a ton of dry ice, would I be able to swim without getting wet?
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    Re: Dry Ice

    Quote Originally Posted by spartacus53
    If I were to melt a ton of dry ice, would I be able to swim without getting wet?
    and NO shrinkage!
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    Re: Dry Ice

    So long as it's not cold, I guess not
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    Re: Dry Ice

    Quote Originally Posted by vibes
    Quote Originally Posted by spartacus53
    If I were to melt a ton of dry ice, would I be able to swim without getting wet?
    and NO shrinkage!
    Its the cold not the lack of water that causes shrinkage...hence, gthe term 'Turtle...'
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    Re: Dry Ice

    Quote Originally Posted by stefen
    Quote Originally Posted by vibes
    Quote Originally Posted by spartacus53
    If I were to melt a ton of dry ice, would I be able to swim without getting wet?
    and NO shrinkage!
    Its the cold not the lack of water that causes shrinkage...hence, gthe term 'Turtle...'
    You talkin bout yer Lil Smoky?
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    Well! Hmmmmmm

    Try Turtle Richard
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    Re: Dry Ice

    Quote Originally Posted by stefen
    Well! Hmmmmmm

    Try Turtle Richard
    Hey speaking of, Just saw superman pass by here..
















    Oh! hey, there he goes!!

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