SN in a french TV series

[unluckysadness]

The other evening I was watching a movie on DVD, and it was boring, so I decided to watch TV instead, and I came across a french TV show called "HPI".
And I had barely switched to TV, where the girl was talking about nitrite and the difference between nitrite and nitrate (it was a question of an aquarium). She said it's the same thing, and the team said : no, nitrite is dangerous, et cetera...
It was quite funny, but I said to myself : is it a message from the universe telling me I must CTB ? Or not ??
Very strange moment

 

[froggirl9000]

Nitrates are still dangerous, but they're used as bomb ingredients. Hell, I've joked about it on here before.
Kinda funny if you think about it. Both are just one vowel off, both used for curing meat, and one is an explosive and the other is a poison.

 

[unluckysadness]

Nitrates are still dangerous, but they're used as bomb ingredients. Hell, I've joked about it on here before.
Kinda funny if you think about it. Both are just one vowel off, both used for curing meat, and one is an explosive and the other is a poison.

That's interesting. I didn't know that nitrates are dangerous.

 

[froggirl9000]

That's interesting. I didn't know that nitrates are dangerous.

Yeah.
Another reason why not to buy 'em; not only are they the wrong chemical and thus won't work for our purposes, but chances are you'll end up on a watchlist for buying it (at least in Europe).