Subject: And that is how England became colonized by camels.
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Posted on: 2016-02-11 11:50:00 UTC
That said, they're actually quite expensive, which is boggling.
I suppose I could send you goats instead, but those are already endemic.
-July, who price checked
The more hilariously wrong it is, the more we should do it.
Surely the better candidate would be octiron, considering that it's the actual element. Or at least the solid form, which might be elemental and probably only is if you don't look hard enough. =]
which is apparently a gas that radiates raw magic. And octarines are magical glowing gemstones (presumably containing octiron in their structure?).
I'd imagine they picked Octarine for the name recognition.
hS
That means it would traditionally end with -on, whereas the halogens - fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine, astatine - have the -ine ending.
Though IUPAC seem to want every new element to end in -ium these days, which is boring and will break both those patterns. Owell.
hS
I haven't been able to get my hands on many of his books but the ones that I have read were phenomenal. (And my birthday's in a few months, so who knows? Might be getting some more for myself...)
I'm gonna be keeping an ear out to see what happens.
... are probably Yttrium (39), Terbium (65), Erbium (68), and Ytterbium (70), because they're all named after the same place.
Camels, of course, are expert mathematicians/biplanes/cigarettes.
hS
And I will take that as a general positive opinion regarding camels.
-July, plotting
They spit have too many moving parts cause cancer oh wait I know what works for all three: they smell. ^_^
hS
I will take due consideration and not send you a single camel.
I'll find one for each of you, so you don't have to share.
-July, looping
That said, they're actually quite expensive, which is boggling.
I suppose I could send you goats instead, but those are already endemic.
-July, who price checked
That every single camel looks like it's totally baked?
