While what you said is true, part of its reputation comes from (sorry about unspecificity) either the ancient Romans or Greeks, where people who were left handed were considered evil and deceptive. (Which isn't hard to believe because even during the colonization of North America and many years later, you would get your left hand wacked or beaten if your tried to write with it.)Dan B said:Sinister doesn't technically mean dark or evil it's just come to be associated with those words, it's actaully from the Latin word Sinistra or as we say today "left" (as in opposite of right)ChaoticAwesome said:The plastic cap at the end of a shoelace is called an aglet. Their true purpose is sinister.
Holy crap...Nevaehfo said:Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres
It took me 4 years of Pokemon to figure that out. =/
Oh shi-Nevaehfo said:Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres
It took me 4 years of Pokemon to figure that out. =/
I was going to type this.Zero-Vash said:I opened mouth kissed a horse once.
... Weirdly enough, I actually knew that.Dan B said:Sinister doesn't technically mean dark or evil it's just come to be associated with those words, it's actaully from the Latin word Sinistra or as we say today "left" (as in opposite of right)ChaoticAwesome said:The plastic cap at the end of a shoelace is called an aglet. Their true purpose is sinister.
Much likeNevaehfo said:Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres
It took me 4 years of Pokemon to figure that out. =/
That is SO. COOL.Canid117 said:Japanese Hornets are five times larger than their American and European cousins and have been known to take on hives of European honey bees outnumbered a thousand to one and win with no casualties.
I finally figured out how to embed on the Escapist! Huzzah!
Actually, that's chlorine gas, which is quite poisonous.AjimboB said:Semi useful?
Um...if you mix together bleach and ammonia (two common household cleaners), you get mustard gas. That's useful in case the soviets ever invade...oh, wait.
and strontium dehydrates burn bright red. i miss chemistry class...Julianking93 said:Potassium Nitrate is the only substance to burn purple.
That's pretty cool I think.