Cerilian Dragons?

[Starmage21]

It is quite different, a carbohydrate from pure hydrogen, don't you think? :confused: Don't worry as to the details, I am quite knowledgeable in this stuff compared to most (chemistry of that level is basic junior high and high school knowledge here in Greece, and I am a university student at the Technical Educational Institute of Athens in the School of Foodstuff and Dietary Technology [as in the technology of analysing and working with what you subsist with]). If there is one thing that makes me cringe, is all this talk about "chems" in our food (as if we the entire universe isn't energy + chems).

EDIT: I just checked up on the composition of natural gas:
http://www.uniongas.com/aboutus/aboutng/composition.asp

Now, can we drop this? However interesting, we were specifically talking about Cerilian dragons.

Ahem,
Hydrocarbon, not carbohydrate.

Its pretty safe to rub sugar all over your platinum necklace, but dont get it anywhere near a gas stove.


...dragons are cool!

[RaspK_FOG]

Hah-hah, you are correct: I mixed those two words up (jee, now that's some first impression). Yes, hydrocarbon versus carbohydrate (pretty much the difference between hydrogenated carbon versus hydrated carbon), my bad. I feel like an idiot. ops: