Practical Chemical Information Sought

[Neil Jones]

In article <45F8A30CE009D2118F850000F805064D8FE275 at hqmail.gensym.com>
           MWalker at gensym.com "Mark Walker" writes:

> Neil Jones responded to:
> 
> > This subject has come up before and I disagree. The insectiside is 
> > an Acetycholine-esterase inhibitor. This means that it poisons a nerve
> > transmitter. The effects of exposure can be clinical depression or other
> > mental symptoms. It is, of course,a matter of personal choice but I would
> > prefer not to have such substances in my living or working environment.
> > 
> > 
>         Yikes!  Did you have to choose those symptoms?  Now you've got us
> all wondering.  I was perfectly content with the idea that these were just
> personality characteristics, consequences of adolescent substance ingestion,
> or the result of extended radiation exposure from my Nuclear Power days.  
> 
>         Oh well, at least you didn't include memory loss...
> 
>         Mark Walker

Um,er, I forgot about that one.:-)

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