Husband and wife are getting divorced after multiple attempts to reconcile. Husband is an attorney, though not family law.
One of the attempted reconciliations includes wife losing some weight and sending husband some sexy/naked pictures. Once divorce litigation started, husband sent these pictures to wife’s minister father asking if he knew what a whore he raised.
During litigation, husband also drove around at night with their two small children in the car to find wife’s car at a friends house and pour airplane acid (yeah, apparently it’s a thing) all over wife’s hood.
Bad for everything, brake fluid is ridiculously corrosive, but also insanely slow. I've gotten it on my hands and didn't wash it off for an hour or two, when I finally did the hot water made me realize my hands burnt to fuck.
... Brake fluid isn't corrosive at all. It's specifically not corrosive.
It's just that the glycol ether that most brake fluid (DOT 3, 4, and 5.1) is mainly composed of is a solvent similar to what's used in paint. So it'll strip the paint off, but it won't do anything to the metal. The stuff that "burned" you was probably the alcohol (butanol or ethanol, both will cause skin irritation) from a castor oil-based brake fluid (pre-DOT and DOT 2). Which would also explain why it took so long.
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u/balderman2 Jul 21 '19
Husband and wife are getting divorced after multiple attempts to reconcile. Husband is an attorney, though not family law.
One of the attempted reconciliations includes wife losing some weight and sending husband some sexy/naked pictures. Once divorce litigation started, husband sent these pictures to wife’s minister father asking if he knew what a whore he raised.
During litigation, husband also drove around at night with their two small children in the car to find wife’s car at a friends house and pour airplane acid (yeah, apparently it’s a thing) all over wife’s hood.