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Pyroanon: For Science!
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Anonymous1: Shit's real.
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Chef_Retardee: Helium and Neon are still holding out but Xenon was a whore from the beginning.
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Anonymous2: First time I've seen a Bunsen burner dildo.
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Anonymous3: "Science!!!"
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Decanter: Ah, fluorine compounds! Is there anything they can't do?

That blog's good reading. I recommend the "Things I Won't Work With" and "How Not to Do It" tags for fun facts and stories mostly accessible to non-chemists.
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Urbane_Guerrilla: @Decanter: I had to quit reading it after a while. It was getting late and my stomach hurt from laughing. The video demo of the lithium-group metals, while not funny exactly, was cool in a burn-shit-up way -- the heavier they go, the meaner they get. Pure cesium gets wicked. Blammo!
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Iodine: <img height="200" src="http://sig.grumpybumpers.com/host/MercuryThermometers.gif" />: So this artist has done all noble gases and halogens...
Why not all the elements?
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Anonymous4: Very sexy chick. I saw similar hotties on GAMC0RE.com
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Anonymous5: Emmm... ¿Alguien me puede explicar cómo te puedes follar a un gas?

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