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[video=youtube;i0TlECFbjvM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0TlECFbjvM[/video]

I'm really tempted to actually do this, although i'm not sure what i'd do with plutonium.
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#2
Only one way to find out(Try it!)
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#3
Being a mad scientist has never been so easy.
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Razmos Wrote:Being a mad scientist has never been so easy.
right......I wonder If I could use plutonium on someone >_>
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Ninjaman43 Wrote:right......I wonder If I could use plutonium on someone >_>
I'd ask them where Plutonium gets its name, they'll say "from the planet of course" and i'll say "HA, its not a planet anymore!"

Their shame would satisfy me.
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Razmos Wrote:I'd ask them where Plutonium gets its name, they'll say "from the planet of course" and i'll say "HA, its not a planet anymore!"

Their shame would satisfy me.
Lol cool story o-o?
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Where Dhiron was clearly inspired

Razmos Wrote:I'd ask them where Plutonium gets its name, they'll say "from the planet of course" and i'll say "HA, its not a planet anymore!"

Their shame would satisfy me.

You fool, the element is cleary from pluto, Mickey Mouse's genius dog.
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Quote:although i'm not sure what i'd do with plutonium.

I would smoke it.
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Erich Wrote:although i'm not sure what i'd do with plutonium.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teller%E2%80%93Ulam_design
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Razmos Wrote:I'd ask them where Plutonium gets its name, they'll say "from the planet of course" and i'll say "HA, its not a planet anymore!"

Their shame would satisfy me.

I like to think that its named after Pluto the Roman God of death (or underworld, but thats pretty much the same to some point).
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Razmos Wrote:I'd ask them where Plutonium gets its name, they'll say "from the planet of course" and i'll say "HA, its not a planet anymore!"

Their shame would satisfy me.

And Uranium gets its name from...nevermind.
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#12
Damn, that ding at the end always gets me.
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