It isn't fully dissolved, or it wouldn't be fizzy - this is why we burp more after fizzy drinks and also have an increase in flatulence. We don't digest the CO2 or absorb it from those drinks
See my ealier post... solved that issue already. Also, if you had access to a boat, just make some concrete boots and dump em somewhere reaaaally deep. Unless they hit a sub on the way down, you're good!
The definition of drink is to take a liquid into the mouth and swallow, which is what we do with the Soda which contains CO2. That CO2 eventually separates from the soda and we burp it out; it doesn't harm us in any way.. The only danger of CO2 is asphyxiation through oxygen displacement (in other words, you'd have to fill an entire room up with the stuff for it to be dangerous. ) Carbon monoxide, on the other hand, functions a lot like cyanide as a poison: it binds with red blood cells, taking the place of oxygen. CO is a poison, CO2 is just a heavy gass.
My dad had a dog once that was super annoying. He always use to say 'I hate that dog, I wish it were dead.' Then one day it died. It may have been 20 yrs old. But still.
I'll be honest, I wasn't expecting so see that when I tapped to the next page, I lol'd. On horses or wha? :lol:
Crab cage, drop it off coast of seattle. Let the crabs work the bones and all. Proven method with practically no chance of being caught.
Ice bullets :O But what about arsenic trioxide? Its not as popular as the old days but hey if your smart enough you could get away with it.
Set up a fun day with them at the zoo, and when you reach the lion section, "accidentally" push them on while no one is watching and let the lions devour the person. Flawless.
My morning wood is termites resistant, therefore could be used for stabbing. Will it be considered as a perfect weapon?