(Tom-Alex Soorhull) wrote in message . com...
I think the fishes prefer Di-Tritium oxyde instead of stinking water,
they are really glowing from pure joy...

Hmm, what's this?? A nice shiney hook?? Let's have a taste!!

For some reason I am on my chemistry horse today.

Using T2O wouldn't work, even though it is water. All of the
biological systems on earth are designed to waste *no* energy. In T2O,
the bond strength between the T and O would be slightly higher. Higher
enough to ensure that all of the bacteria, algea, plants, fish, etc...
that normally use water would not be able to process it. They could
bind it, but there wouldn't be enough energy in the system to break it
down into the components required by the afore-mentioned systems.

Marcel