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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
3-08-2011 @ 12:49PM
Dougeeee said...
Seems like kind of a waste. Isn't helium a dwindling, finite resource on Earth? It's ludicrous how helium is still being used for stuff as trivial as party balloons and stunts like this when it is estimated that the world has less than 30 years of helium remaining at the current rate of use.
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3-27-2011 @ 11:40AM
Ray said...
put a sock in it! Whiner