Organikum - 23-6-2003 at 14:22
Found a very old tincan which was extrem heavy. Could have been paint or similar - by the can, but I date it as at least 30years old (from the place
where I found it)
I think it is a plumbumbium containing compound - for the weight and for the skull on the can. 
I won´t fuck around with this before not knowing more about it, so has anybody seen this already?
The colors are not perfect - It extreme orange in color, very intense.
No. I don´t know how it tastes.
vulture - 23-6-2003 at 14:42
The upper one in the second picture looks like catfood to me.
The left one seems like something sealed in molten glass.
Do you have a geigercounter?
Lugh - 24-6-2003 at 02:29
Have you tried the taste test yet?
Nick F - 24-6-2003 at 04:47
Uranium oxide, for ceramic glazes?
Unlikely, but wouldn't it be nice 
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Basement Chemist - 24-6-2003 at 05:14
The one on the top of the second picture looks like an indian chicken dish.
Basement Chemist - 24-6-2003 at 05:15
God damn those are some small cans(if that infact is your finger in the background of the second one...)...
Organikum - 24-6-2003 at 19:52
I have thick fingers yes? Thats what you want to say, yes? Thick fingers? Worschtfingers? Me?
I suggest tomorrow morning at Millers Crossing outside the city limits. At sunrise. Bring your secundante. As the insulted I have the choice of
weapons:
I choose WORSCHTFINGERS!
Basement Chemist - 25-6-2003 at 05:48
Fine. I will be there. As the defendant, I also get to choose a weapon... I choose a super soaker filled with VX or sarin....
DDTea - 27-6-2003 at 19:13
Ahh, trial by combat- gotta love it. "I won because God made me win, so therefore I was obviously in the right."
Hmm, might I suggest qualitative analysis on this mystery chemical? I don't think they would store Uranium Oxide in a Tin can, would they? I
believe they'd use Lead. But then again, I'm not sure =P.
Menninge
Organikum - 27-6-2003 at 23:04
Bleimenninge. Don´t know the english word and my usual dictionaries either. I will try to find and add it later.
Lead/oxide paint for corrosion inhibition. In earlier times often and everywhere seen - the orange color is not to overlook. Also for ships often used
- antifouling etc.
Thats the informational state of art.
95%+ probability.
Combat? Why combat? A fight wasn´t planned at all! We meet, some formal stuff, then I short but intense will worschtfinger him one or two times -
done. Home for breakfast, what combat?
Next comes I shall give him a chance....
mishabits....
