to y knowledge no i have asked about it and I found nothing.
SAURON221
Same here... I've read a lot of how its a myth and its false, but I've heard a lot of people have first hand experiences with it or seeing it happen :| so I'm really confused!
to y knowledge no i have asked about it and I found nothing.
Taxpaying_Acorn
Same here... I've read a lot of how its a myth and its false, but I've heard a lot of people have first hand experiences with it or seeing it happen :| so I'm really confused!
That's what I read... but I've heard so many poeple say its true :| and some of those people I really believe... like my best friend, her sister-in-law is a life guard and she's seen it first hand. And I know her :| so.... yeah. I don't know what to believe.
I had one of those frozen ice drinks at burger king once. You know, they are like snow cones, except its a beverage, pretty much just blueberry flavored syrup and crushed ice. Anyway it turned my **** blue, I kid you not.
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha hah ah ah a ha, i cant believe your parents still have you believing that. it is just as real as having to wait an hour after eating to swim. ha hah a ha ha ha hah ah ah ah ah ah ahahahahahhaha.
wanna know a good prank, first get some type of non-toxic dye (there's 100's of different types, some work better than others.)
then put it into your friends bathing suit (pretty much only works for guys, but hey people on OT don't know to many women). Then when the dye starts to react everybody will think he peed in the pool.
However there are sensors for the various components of Urine, namely Urea, Ammonia (the chemically reduced version of Urea), and other various proteins and electrolytes.
Most of these chemicals are either very expensive or insufficient to detect urine in such dilutions of multiple thousands of gallons to the point that it turns the pool red. Also for such a high concentration to turn the water red, you'd probably make the pool too toxic to swim in it in the first place.
So in theory and reality there are ways to do it, but in practical applications there is no such thing that is commonly used.
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